The NET Bible was first published in 2005 by bible.org and later by Thomas Nelson Publishers. The name actually means New English Translation, but the publisher prefers NET Bible. Although no reason is mentioned that I could find, it could … Continue reading →
In Genesis chapter 14 we are introduced to a man who will make just one brief appearance on the Biblical scene, but who’s legacy will be heralded down through history. We don’t even know his real name or much of … Continue reading →
Here we go again; it’s time to “fall back.” Or is it “fall forward?” No, we had to spring forward, so it must be fall back. Aww, who cares, my phone and my computer will do what they need to do.
Continue reading →As I write this, we are at the conclusion of the Biblical Appointed Times for this year. The Scriptures even call this time after Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, the “turn of the year” (Exodus 34:22).
Continue reading →The Israel Bible
Bilingual Edition
(Hebrew and English)
Edited by Rabbi Tuly Eeisz
Produced by Israel365
Menorah Books, Jerusalem, Israel
First Edition Hardcover, 2018
Throughout my life I have taken quite a few tests. I’m referring to written exams, times when someone was attempting to determine just how much I knew about a certain subject. It is likely you’ve experienced this as well. Early … Continue reading →
A few days ago on Yom Teruah, also called Rosh Hashanah or the Feast of Trumpets, our family was privileged to be part of a Tashlich service. Tashlich is a form of the Hebrew word shalach (Strong’s number H7993 meaning … Continue reading →
I have a calendar I would like to share with you. Unlike most calendars that add Hebrew dates to the traditional Gregorian months, here is a calendar organized around the Hebrew months with Gregorian dates added for reference. One purpose … Continue reading →
Yom Kippur has long been considered the most holy day in the Jewish Biblical calendar (Kasden, in God’s Appointed Times). There are a great many customs associated with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. An entire section or tract of … Continue reading →
I am just finishing up a calendar for the year 5780. I have two primary goals with this calendar. First is to list the weekly Torah Portions, which I also post over at MessianicTorahPortion.com. For this I use a traditional … Continue reading →
