500: David Rudolph — Passover
2026-03-26 · 56 min · 9 entities
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Episode description as stored
Marty Solomon and Brent Billings are joined by special guest Rabbi Dr. David Rudolph, program director and professor at The King’s University, to talk about how the Council of Nicaea affected the dating of Easter and the implications of that for the Church and the Jewish people.
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“The Council of Nicaea, the Dating of Easter, and Its Implications Concerning the
Church’s Relationship to the Jewish People” by David Rudolph, Ph.D.
Yachad BeYeshua
Introduction to Messianic Judaism (Zondervan), edited by David J. Rudolph et al.
A Jew to the Jews by David J. Rudolph
Oxford Handbook on Jewish Christianity and Messianic Judaism [coming soon]
Messianic Study Bible (Zondervan) [coming soon]
“The Science of Worship” ( Bulletin of Ecclesial Theology ) via David’s website
Covenant and the People of God , edited by David J. Rudolph, Jennifer M. Rosner, et al.
New Testament after Supersessionism, David Rudolph (series editor) — Wipf and Stock
The Voice of the Lord: Messianic Jewish Daily Devotional , edited by David J. Rudolph
David Rudolph’s website
Special Guest: David Rudolph.