This book reviews some objections to the claim that Jesus is the Messiah and responds to them by appealing to Judaism's very own literature-from ancient to modern.
The main categories considered within this text are that of identity (such as the question of who is a Jew? and anti-Semitism), theology (such as Jewish Messianic concepts, will the Messiah be "The LORD"?, etc.) and disputations regarding the Bible's contents, concepts and contexts (such as Psalm 22, Isaiah 9 and Isaiah 53).
In short, this text combines considerations of Jewish literacy and Jewish history (or Judaism history) in terms of that which Rabbinic authority, Rabbinic council, Rabbinic tradition had to say about the Messiah complex (as in complicated and also as in to seek to achieve) so as to determine to answer the question is Jesus calling us to accept Him as Messiah?