Weeping May Last for a Night, but Joy Comes in the Morning

Our Jewish friends around the world are about to enter into back-to-back commemorations that could not be more contrasting. Sundown tonight will mark the beginning of Yom HaZikaron. Then, as the sun sets tomorrow, Yom HaZikaron will fade to Yom HaAtzmu'at, making a perfect reflection of Psalm 30:5: Weeping may endure for a night,But joy comes in the …

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Joe Biden, Have You No Shame?

Like many of you, I hang my head in disgrace of what Joe Biden is doing to Israel. It is disgraceful, not only politically, but also spiritually. Biblically speaking (Genesis 12:3 and Joel 3:2, for example), our nation's leaders have crossed the line when it comes to Israel, and short of God's unmerited mercy, we …

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A Christian’s Honor: Pray for Israel

Hi friends! As followers of Jesus Christ, the Jewish Messiah, it is our honor to pray as God's Word commands for Israel and the Jewish people. One could argue that it is our "duty" or our "responsibility" because Scripture demands it. However, for those of us who love what God loves and hate what God …

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Jesus’ Crucifixion Clearly Seen in the Jewish Feasts

As Christians, we will celebrate the most important day of the year this weekend: Resurrection Sunday.  Christ is risen, and if that were not true, Christianity would crumble.  We base our celebration on the Biblical accounts of Jesus’s death, burial and resurrection, which is succinctly wrapped up in this passage: For I delivered to you as of …

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