Complete Jewish Study Bible Review
The Complete Jewish Study Bible is a valuable resource for followers of Yeshua filled with study helps from the perspective of Jewish culture and understanding,
Continue reading →Preparing for the Spring Feasts
Now is the time to begin planning for the Spring Feasts. The end of the calendar year is when many will need to let employers know the days they need off for next year.
Continue reading →ESV Diadem Reference Edition Review
The perfect size for reading, study, or public worship – the ESV Diadem Reference Edition unites convenience with one of the best translations available today.
Continue reading →PowerPoint for Messianic Liturgy
To assist in maintaining an order of worship (1 Corinthians 14:40) The Messianic Light is pleased to make available a PowerPoint presentation that can be used in Messianic services.
Continue reading →CSB Holy Land Illustrated Bible Review
Messianic and Hebrew Roots readers, and anyone with an interest in the Holy Land, will appreciate the pictures and the extensive articles. But what about the Christian Standard Bible translation?
Continue reading →Do Muslims and Christians Worship the Same God?
Do Muslims and Christians Worship The Same God?
Using “scripture” – the Bible and the Quran – Andy Bannister demonstrates that their gods cannot be the same.
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Continue reading →A Bible Reading Plan for 5782
This Bible Reading Plan for 5782 (2021-2022), published by Bney Yosef North America, follows the annual Torah cycle and expands it to include the complete Old and New Testaments. Each day has passages from the Torah Portions, the rest of the Old Testament, the New Testament, and Psalms & Proverbs.
Continue reading →Understanding Peter’s Vision
The account of Peter’s vision in Acts chapter 10 is often used to show that the food laws given in the Torah are no longer applicable. Is there more to it than that? What did Peter himself have to say about it?
Continue reading →Should We Call It Rosh Hashanah?
The secular world knows this name, which can be found found on most calendars. Religious Jews including the majority in Messianic Judaism call it by this name. Is it correct?
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