The Greatest Love Story Ever Told
How can prophecies like those of Zephaniah, spoken over 2,600 years ago, possibly refer to our time?
Tu B’Shevat
God had given laws to Israel to respect the growth, production and enjoyment of the fruits from the trees…
WARNINGS AGAINST FALSE TEACHERS
WARNINGS AGAINST FALSE TEACHERS: Each book of the Brit Chadasha (New Testament) powerfully cautions the believer.
The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruits
To what extent is godly patience practiced? Is our patience contained in a shallow vase that needs only a few drops more to overflowing which then pulls the trigger of condemnation?
The Soulam from Earth to Heaven
So Jesus, perceiving that they were intending to come and take Him by force to make Him king, withdrew again to the mountain by Himself alone. The people were trying to make Yeshua the King of Israel by force…
Celebrating a True Simcha!
So now comes Simchat Torah which means Joy of the Torah. It is a time which marks the completion of the synagogue reading of the 5 books of Moses within a one-year span. Each week a particular parashat or portion of the Torah is read. And on the last Saturday when the annual cycle is completed, the final chapter of Deuteronomy is read…
Sharing the Feast of Trumpets
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The Fall Feasts of Israel
When God gave the Mosaic Law to Israel, He was very generous. Among the many commandments, He also gave the Jews many holidays; along with the weekly Sabbath, there were many feasts to commemorate and celebrate…
Eternal Hatred versus Eternal Love
Many prophets of the Hebrew Scriptures accuse the various Arab states of perpetually hating Israel and the Jewish people. This hatred began with Ishmael and…
The Coming Holy Spirit
In the Targum on Ezekiel, that is, in the Aramaic Bible which they used to read in the first century, for the words “put a new spirit within you”, they wrote, “And the Holy Spirit will I put deep inside of you.” I find it so interesting that they use the words Holy Spirit, like John does here. The term Holy Spirit is only mentioned three times in the whole of the Hebrew Scriptures.