Finding Israelite Identity in the New Covenant
Language is a perilous thing. It can unite us, but quite often it does the opposite. That, by the way, was God’s intent. We know
Language is a perilous thing. It can unite us, but quite often it does the opposite. That, by the way, was God’s intent. We know
Recently Peter Vest, author of Orthodox Messianic Judaism, reviewed my book, Give Me A Place Where I May Dwell. His is the first critical review
Not that long ago, the men’s Bible study I am blessed to attend spent several months going through the Gospel of Mark. One morning we
Walking Through The Open Gate An Enduring Standard We see from Scripture that the Creator’s processes are lengthy, thorough, and often completely different from what
Managing Expectations: Case Studies in God’s Processes Ancient Hair Care One of the most colorful characters in the Bible is Samson, the Judge of Israel
No Idle God Fast, Cheap, or Good? Let us step back a bit and consider why the Creator of the Universe would allow this people
לֶךְ־לְךָ It is quite possible that the greatest literary accomplishment of the year 1844 was the publication of The Three Musketeers. The swashbuckling adventures of
Is The Time Now? Expectations of Messiah Let’s think for a moment why the disciples would ask Yeshua if the time had come for Him
A Habitual Rebellion Restoring What We Never Knew We Lost The return of Ephraim and reunification of all Israel has taken a key place in Jewish
Diaspora Does Not Mean Destruction Ephraim: Still Enduring the Exile By the time of Nebuchadnezzar’s first conquest of Jerusalem in 605 BC, the Ephraimite (Northern)
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