This Bible Reading Plan for 5785 (2024-2025), 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.
Have you ever wondered where you might be today if you had made a past decision differently? Do you ever look back with regret? Is a course correction needed?
Download the 5785 Messianic Torah Portion calendar. Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers are encouraged to think in terms of the Torah and Biblical Feast cycles.
Here are the Gregorian dates for the Biblical Feasts in 2025 based on the Jewish (Hillel) calendar. All observances except Passover begin the prior evening.
This update brings the respected NRSV current with clarity of language and up-to-date consideration of critical texts. Here is a new text edition from Cambridge..
This year some observed the Biblical new year earlier than others. What does Scripture say about the beginning of the year? What part does barley play?
I was recently asked, “Can you suggest the best Bible with Restored Name?” The debate over names can get pretty heated. What is the best “Restored Names” Bible?
This compact edition of the NRSV Updated Edition Apocrypha preserves the accuracy of the NRSV while giving consideration to newer understanding of texts.
How is it that this year (2024) Easter, on March 31, occurs over three weeks before Passover on April 22? Shouldn’t the resurrection be after the crucifixion?
What Biblical Feasts did Yeshua and his disciples observe? The obvious answer would be, “all of them.” But how and where are they recorded in the Gospels?