Yeshua's (Jesus') prayer, just before His arrest, in John 17 was that the Body of Messiah would be in unity and through our unity the world would know Who sent Him. Nearly 2000 years later and that very Body of Messiah He prayed for is more divided than ever before, so who exactly does the world see in our disunity? What should unity in the Body look like? Can we repair the damage that has been done? In "One New Man Revival" David Tokajer poses that the answer to this conundrum is found in the Pauline premise of the One New Man, both Jew and Gentile joining together in mutual cooperation and full communal relationship. This book presents the case that the One New Man Revival is prophetically foreshadowed throughout the Tanakh (Old Testament), the broader picture is laid out in the Brit Chadashah (New Testament), and the modern-day Messianic Jewish Movement is vehicle uniquely designed to restore the fulfillment of the One New Man.