A Reac­tion to Mes­sian­ic Mis­sion­ar­ies is a com­pelling re-exam­i­na­tion of the mis­sion­ary/­counter-mis­sion­ary dra­ma. Appalled by the nefar­i­ous tac­tics of Chris­t­ian mis­sion­ar­ies dis­guised as Jews, Rab­ban­it Simani takes the offen­sive and meets the Jews for Jesus orga­ni­za­tion head-on. In Part I, ​“Wolves in sheep­’s cloth­ing”, Rab­ban­it Simani intro­duces the read­er to recent events that prompt­ed the writ­ing of A Reac­tion to Mes­sian­ic Mis­sion­ar­ies. She pro­ceeds to exam­ine and give clear, evi­dence-based counter-argu­ments to the so-called Isa­iah 53 Campaign.

Part II, ​“How we got where we are”, out­lines the diverg­ing and con­flict­ing his­tor­i­cal paths of the devel­op­ment of Judaism from the faith of Abra­ham to the Yeshiv­oth of Hil­lel and Sham­mai and of Chris­tian­i­ty from pri­mal mys­ter­ies through the com­po­si­tion of the Chris­t­ian Text. It is in Part III, ​“Why Jews reject Chris­tian­i­ty”, that the Rab­ban­it ties all strands togeth­er with her unique per­spec­tives on why the Mes­sian­ic mis­sion­ar­ies are wrong to tar­get Jews. A must-read for any­one seri­ous­ly inter­est­ed in who was or will be the Messiah.