“Learning Messiah by Edjan Westerman is a full scale biblical theology … A wonderful theological treatise: accessible, insightful, detailed, engaging, and often profound … very few such works exist in any language … It is a text that could be read by lay, clergy, and divinity students.”

Prof. Dr. R. Kendall Soulen (Professor of Systematic Theology, Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta GA, USA).

“E J Westerman’s book sets the standard for a new genre of theological literature – a post-supersessionist biblical theology which re-casts the biblical metanarrative along the lines of R K Soulen’s “The God of Israel and Christian Theology”.”

Dr. Richard Harvey, author of Mapping Messianic Jewish Theology

“[This] book is a Biblical Theology as I have never read before. … It is a systematic theological study of the Bible starting from the conviction that … [God’s] choice of Israel is still valid and is not in variance with the coming of the Messiah.”

Mgr. dr. Ron van den Hout, OT-scholar, and Roman-Catholic bishop of Groningen-Leeuwarden, the Netherlands.

“Westerman offers a lucid, comprehensive and compelling treatment of Israel’s indelible role in God’s unfolding plan of blessing and redemption for the whole world. … Westerman’s work contributes an important voice to the growing body of Christian scholarship reassessing Israel’s significance in salvation history and her ongoing, unbreakable covenant with God.”

Dr. Jennifer M. Rosner, Affiliate Assistant Professor of Systematic Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary