What to Do on Shabbat in Jerusalem

Shalom from Jerusalem this blessed Lord's Day! It's good to be in the Holy City of God on Shabbat! However, that means all Jewish sites are closed! So, what to do? Plenty! We were greeted by a wet, soggy morning...and it remained most of the day. But we pressed on! We hopped on our bus …

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Feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits in Light of Crucifixion and Resurrection

Friends, we have a special treat this year as the Christian celebration of Resurrection Sunday (Easter) falls in the midst of the 8-day Jewish celebration of Passover (April 2-9). It is a beautiful marriage of Bible prophecy regarding the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus given through the Jewish feasts. Christ is risen, and if …

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A Jewish View of Israel’s Current Position in Light of Passover

The 8-day Passover Feast has commenced in Israel. Meanwhile, the war rages in Iran. Israel sits on the precipice of a very unique time in history. Will they experience the peace and security Ezekiel 38 promises prior to the invasion of Gog and Magog? Only time will tell, but recently Amir Tsarfati, an Israeli-born Messianic …

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The Hidden Story of Passover

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 …

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