In Christendom, we tend to claim the New Covenant as our own. But do you realize it was an Old Testament Jewish prophet, speaking to Jewish people, who proclaimed the New Covenant? True, the New Covenant is the vehicle in which salvation was brought to the Gentiles, so we can logically make the argument that …
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We're a week beyond President Trump's historic recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Not since President Harry Truman became the first to recognize Israel as a newborn nation in 1948 has a President so solidly and profoundly declared America's position regarding Israel. Praise God for the stand taken by the American administration. However, on …
The latest edition of Word from Jerusalem is out. Published by the International Christian Embassy, it is a great way to stay abreast of the many ways in which ICEJ blesses Israel, and also gives insight into current events. This month's issue includes: Israel's Concern: Iran and Russia in Syria - a glimpse into the …
Welcome back! I hope you're here for the study...we've got a chair for you! Slide in and get comfy. In Matthew 23:39, Jesus told His Jewish disciples that they would not see Him again (after His resurrection and ascension) until He was welcomed back with these words: "Blessed is He who comes in the name …
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