Excerpts from our Weekly Newsletter
This is how many rabbis understood Zephaniah 3:9. We read how a few of them in the Talmud (Berakhot 34b) and Midrash (Tanna Devei Eliyahu Rabba 8:2) interpreted this passage as referring primarily to a spiritual revival that will occur in the Messianic era.
Who is the Word of the Lord but Yeshua Himself?
A vital element in this passage on Pentecost is the tongues as of fire (…) For Israel this symbol came to represent a symbol of forgiveness and freedom.
A vital element in this passage on Pentecost is the tongues as of fire (…) For Israel this symbol came to represent a symbol of forgiveness and freedom.
Right at its birth, the Body of the Messiah amazed people because of its love, its commitment, its concerns not only for its own people, but for everyone else…
How can prophecies like those of Zephaniah, spoken over 2,600 years ago, possibly refer to our time?
Let us now take note of the strong and timely warning the Lord, through Zephaniah, gives to Israel—and to all people…
The names of prophets are often very relevant to the message they are called to convey. Let’s consider the names of those prophets, contemporary with Zephaniah…
And while it is one of the shortest books of the Bible and the least quoted book of the prophets, Zephaniah has a tremendous message for us today…
This blood became the symbol of salvation for the lamb itself represents the Messiah…
The fifth and sixth denials are what might be expected and are so rampant today. The fifth denial is a refutation of what is a solid biblical foundation in the teaching of Scripture…
While there is so much that the Bible tells us about the end times, especially during the last 7-year period prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures and in the New Testament, the Scriptures also tell us much about the condition of the church in the times we are living in now.
This is the chapter of unity, and we know from the Scriptures that this is one thing that brings so much delight to God…
Between Exodus 32 to 34, the name of Moses is repeated 45 times… it is as if the Spirit of God found peace and comfort pronouncing his name…
The Targum says that when the Jews who were in Persia and in Diaspora read the words from the Esther account, they began to weep. Why?…
Not only are more facets of His character and nature disclosed but we will also see some amazing theophanies…
So why only here in Exodus are we seeing this negative side of Aaron? Do we realize that he is the High Priest of Israel, the highest-ranking person in the nation, the one, the only one who could atone for their sins at Yom Kippur, on the day of Atonement, who is here acting like a child?…
Sensing the danger, Moses begins to plead for Israel. His prayer for the nation, all based on biblical facts, is so successful that the Lord changed His mind…
Many of you enjoy reading our weekly outreach reports, especially that we are brought right into many of the conversations and invited to experience…
However, God never left and there were so many signs around them indicating His presence…