This true story delivers fascinating insights into how Jesus was regarded by the Jews of His time, and how they see him now. It is about a whole family's search for true Faith and the healing of seemingly irreparable division.

I enjoyed this biography containing the testimony of Stan Telchin. Stan's family are Jewish but his daughter became a Christian at the age of 21 sparking a family crisis. The book tells his own journey of exploration after he is challenged to read the Bible himself and decides to do this.

This is a great book to help Christians understand some aspects of Jewish culture. It particularly will be helpful in relating to those who have grown up in Western countries and retain their traditions but have no interest in their religious roots.

I learned a lot from reading this and would use it as an evangelistic tool for a Jewish friend or neighbour who has yet to accept Jesus as Messiah. ( )

NO OF PAGES: 139 SUB CAT I: Family SUB CAT II: Jewish - Christian Issues SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: Betrayed is the sensitive account of a loving family caught on divergent prongs of a tragic and historical conflict.NOTES: SUBTITLE: How do you feel when you are successful, 50 and Jewish, and your 21-year-old daughter tells you she believes in Jesus?

Excellent book...made me think more about the choices that I'm making and is currently making me contemplate my beliefs by strengthening them. There is no way that you can put this book down and re-examine your lifestyle and open your eyes more. ( )

This book is about a family who faces the crisis of an adult child who changes the religion that they were raised in. Parents have a hard enough time when a child changes denominations. This Jewish family had a daughter become a Christian. It is compelling and also offers a lot of good information. I really couldn't put this book down. ( )