Jewish people commonly raise objections to Christianity based on the New Testament. In the fourth volume of his highly regarded series, Michael Brown explains the Christian response to thirty-four such objections. He addresses questions about issues such as how the New Testament quotes and interprets the Old Testament, the historical accuracy of the New Testament, apparent contradictions in the Gospels and the rest of the New Testament, alleged pagan influences on Christian teachings, and whether Jesus abolished the Torah.

With detailed responses based on careful research of the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic texts, and the New Testament, Brown thoroughly and respectfully answers these objections and invites Jewish seekers to consider the possibility that the New Testament is a Jewish book showing us that the messiah is really Jesus.