Contrary to what many think, Jews and Christians have not always had the best relationship. Initially, Christ followers were Jews, but Gentiles were invited into the saving grace of the Messiah, and soon became the "champions" of Christianity. Divisions grew. Fast forward through the centuries to the Crusades, where we find a series of 8 …
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Week 2, Lesson 2: Ezekiel 37: God is Faithful to Bring His People Home Yes, the land of Israel shouts God’s faithfulness, and the people of Israel are further proof that the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob will be eternally faithful to His "called out” ones. We are going to spend the day in …
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Following Jesus can be hazardous for Jews, Arabs and others in the Middle East. Sometimes believers are cast out of their own families, and can be treated badly mentally and physically. Yet, some have the perseverance to press on as they press into Yeshua (Jesus, in Hebrew). Such was the case of Rivkah, who was …
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Greetings, friends! We're sharing a few little fun facts about the cross. Yesterday, we focused on Tents in the Wilderness, and today we'll find out why Israeli school children do not use plus signs. In Israel's classrooms, you will find no plus signs in math classes. Instead, they use this symbol: ﬩ . The reason: plus …
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