At sundown yesterday, Jews around the world entered the feast season with the commencement of Passover. It is, perhaps, the most hallowed of all Jewish feasts and even non-religious Jews commemorate the exodus from exile in Egypt. As believers in Jesus, the Jewish Messiah, we understand that Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of Passover by becoming …
There are countless treasures hidden in the Hebrew language, particularly when it comes to God's Word. The Old Testament was written in Hebrew, and if you have ever studied using a concordance or a Hebrew key study Bible, you have discovered depths of words and passages that just can't be delivered in English (or any …
Tonight at sundown, Jews around the world will commemorate Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement). It is one of the seven Biblical feasts God instituted for the Jewish people (Leviticus 23), and is the most somber of them all. As you know, each Jewish feast carries both deep Jewish traditional meaning and value, as well as …
Hi friends! On this blessed Lord's Day, just days removed from the Feast of Trumpets celebrated in Israel this past week, I want to share some interesting information regarding the blowing of the shofar. The shofar is different than trumpets, yet both were used in very specific ways such as calls to repentance, preparation for …
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