Books

Books by Joshua Brumbach

Confronting God: Theological Protest in the Midrash on Psalms

Fortress Press, forthcoming Fall 2026.

John’s Three Letters: On Hope, Love and Covenant Fidelity

Lederer, 2019.

John's Three Letters include some of the most beloved and often-quoted portions of scripture. Therefore, most people conversant on the Bible - scholars included - are confident they already have John's letters figured out. But have they really? There is a need for a fresh and post-supersessionist reading of John's letters that challenges common presuppositions.

Jude: On Faith and the Destructive Influence of Heresy

Lederer, 2014.

Almost no other canonical book has been as neglected and overlooked as the Epistle of Jude. There are many possible reasons for this. Some consider it controversial, difficult to follow, containing archaic imagery and taboo subjects better left alone.

But, this little book deserves far more attention than it currently receives.

Chapters and Contributions in Edited Volumes

“Development: Congregations, Federations, and Initiatives.”

The Oxford Handbook of Jewish Christianity and Messianic Judaism. Eds. Antoine Levy, Ephraim Radner, and David Rudolph. Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming.

Introductions, annotations, and callouts to Job, 1-3 John, and Jude.

NIV Messianic Study Bible. Gen. Ed. Michael Brown. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, forthcoming Fall 2025.

“Remember Amalek.”

With One Voice. Ed. Russ Resnik. Los Angeles: UMJC, 2018.

“Sukkot: Messiah and the World to Come.”

The Jewish Concern for the Church. Ed. Christine Graef. Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2017.

“The Role of Torah and Jewish Tradition in the Messianic Jewish Community.”

The Borough Park Papers: Symposium III. Ed. Barry Rubin. Clarksville: Lederer, 2012.