What do the earliest Christian writers reveal about the relationship between the Church, Israel, and the Jewish roots of faith in Yeshua?

In this concluding episode, Rabbis Michael and Carol Calise examine the writings of influential second-, third-, and fourth-century leaders, comparing their words with the New Covenant and tracing how certain theological ideas gradually became established within the wider Church.

By allowing the historical sources to speak for themselves, they explore how interpretations of Israel, the Torah, and the biblical festivals developed over time—and how those developments continue to shape conversations about the Jewish roots of our faith today.

Join us as we conclude this fascinating journey through Scripture, history, and the early centuries of the Body of Messiah.