stars_and_sandIn the beginning God created man – adam in Hebrew – in His own image. He was without sin, yet of his own free will chose to give in to the temptation of the adversary, hasatan.
Continue reading →Ancient Israel was at its peak during the reigns of King David and King Solomon. Solomon was blessed with divine wisdom from God, constructed a magnificent Temple, and expanded Israel’s influence worldwide. But Solomon married many foreign wives and was drawn into their pagan religions.
Continue reading →Psalms 120 through 134 are known as the Psalms of Ascents. They were songs sung by the children of Israel as they made their way up the hills and into the city of Jerusalem for the three annual pilgrimage feasts: … Continue reading →
Sometimes those new to the Messianic and Hebrew Roots movement face a dilemma when it comes to eating. You know that God has established in the Torah (the books of the law written by Moses) what animals can and cannot … Continue reading →
The account of Peter’s vision in Acts chapter 10 is often used to show that the food laws given in the Torah are no longer applicable. Here is how most people would relate this story: Peter went up on the … Continue reading →
No, that is not the title of yet another book by Bill O’Reilly. It is one part of Torah portion Vayishlach, which brings Jacob (Israel) back to his homeland. Most of the things you read will probably focus on Jacob … Continue reading →
I love to put on a live worship album and just let it play through. Paul Wilbur’s early concert recordings are among my favorites. These were some of the first Messianic CD’s I ever listened to, and I still enjoy … Continue reading →
It is thrilling to discover the Biblical Holy Days and begin celebrating them. At the same time, many who study the Feasts of the Lord also come to the realization that some of the other days they have observed in … Continue reading →
Title: The Greater Exodus Author: Monte W. Judah Publisher: Talmidim Publishing Publication Date: 2013 Binding: Paperback, 202 Pages I’ve listened to Monte Judah for several years, and heard him over and over again make reference to the “Greater Exodus.” … Continue reading →
Buried in one of the census listings in the book of Numbers, in with all the names so difficult to pronounce that we usually just skim over them, is one short but remarkable sentence: But the sons of Korah did … Continue reading →
