"What advantage then hath the Jew? Much every way: chiefly, because that unto them were committed the oracles of God." Romans 3:1,2
Moses David Isaiah John Paul Peter: God used Jews to write our Bible. Men such as Hyman Appelman, Lehman Strauss, and Jacob Gartenhaus have enlightened Christians in the past by expounding the Word of God from a Jewish perspective. Now your congregation can benefit from the preaching ministry of another Hebrew Christian MARK A. OSHMAN.
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MILITARY VETERAN: Brother Oshman is an honorably discharged military veteran. He served eighteen years in the U.S. Air Force, Air Force Reserve and Tennessee Air National Guard (1971-1989). |
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BIBLE SCHOLAR: Brother Oshman worked as an Old Testament consultant for AMG Publishers (Chattanooga TN) from 1987-1991. He taught at Tennessee Temple University (Chattanooga TN) from 1991 to 1994. |
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Brother Oshman is a Dale Carnegie Public Speaking Honor Graduate and a Qualified Speaker with the Orange County Speakers Bureau. He has preached and taught in over 300 churches across the United States and overseas. |
God has ministered through Brother Oshman by messages such as:
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| The Gospel According to Moses (Numbers 21:4-9) |
| The Making of a Missionary (Isaiah 6:1-13) |
| Can These Dry Bones Live? (Ezekiel 37:1-14) |
| Why We Can Evangelize the World (Matthew 28:18-20) |
| I Pledge Allegiance to Jesus Christ (Heb. 1:1-4) |
God has used Brother Oshman to explain the relevance of the Jewish holidays through his presentations of:
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| For Such a Time as This: The Feast of Purim (February/March) |
| "Christ in the Passover" Demonstration (March/April) |
| Proper Priorities: The Feast of Firstfruits (June) |
| Repentance and Atonement: The Fast of Yom Kippur (September/October) |
| Strangers and Pilgrims: The Feast of Tabernacles (October) |
Your congregation will benefit from the expository ministry of this exciting and dynamic missionary preacher! Contact him today at P.O. Box 8864, Newport Beach CA 92658, or at mark@shemaisraelministries.org.