 In the audio companion for The Rabbinic Gospel of Mark, Chapter 1. Christopher discusses the rabbinic commentary from Mark 1:1 per the Zohar and the Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur which establish the Messiah as being the middle pillar of the seniors combined with the commentary of the Maharal of Prague who states that a "complete entity is made up for three parts." Christopher establishes the concept the divine Messiah as being Hashem through the Rabbinic footnotes in the first verse. He also discusses the concept of the Bat Kol that was heard when Yeshua was immersed and how the Bat Kol is signaling in the Messiah to the sages in the Talmud. In terms of the halakha section, Christopher discusses the concept of visiting the sick, and the secluded prayer found in chapter 1 of Mark. Make sure to visit www.RabbinicGospels.org and use the promo code Sivan20 to get 20% off your hardcover, softcover, digital download, or combo packs of the Rabbinic Gospel of Mark for the Jewish month of Sivan 5777. 
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 Brutal PlanetThese teachings are by Christopher Fredrickson and air on several Christian radio stations as well as Lapid Judaism Radio. In Brutal Planet, Christopher discusses the ties of the New Testament with Rabbinic Judaism. Christopher on Social MediaSubscribe to the Podcast
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