is not a controversial book about mathematics—it is about theological controversies that should never have been! If you are willing to allow Christian traditions and preconceptions to be challenged, you will find that many of them are actually not biblical. In addition to many thought-provoking and spirit-stirring truths, you will discover that: Two thousand years ago, God sent His only Son to be the Messiah of Israel and Savior of the world—but since then, He has become the Christ of the Church and a stranger to His own people, the Jews. God gave us a way of life at Mount Sinai that has morphed into two different, separate religions at odds with each other. Christmas and Easter are not biblically commanded Feasts, whereas Passover, Weeks, and Tabernacles are—why does the Church perpetuate the nonbiblical feasts and ignore the God-given ones? Author Michael Cohen is a Jewish man who found his Messiah more than 40 years ago and has spent all those years trying to put his mind at rest as a Jewish-Believer, a Messianic Jew, and a Jewish-born disciple of Yeshua (Jesus). is a distillation of his discoveries and the revelations he has received during this quest.