You know the value of seeing the Bible and Jesus through Jewish eyes. You’ve found what’s missing and it’s changed you. Now you want to help others experience a more profound revelation of Messiah, the Word, and the kingdom of God.
Have you had trouble finding a podcast that provides solid and engaging content relevant to Messianic Judaism? We have good news. First Fruits of Zion has launched Messiah Podcast, where Jesus is Jewish, and that changes everything!
Discover Israel's history and prophetic vision in the Knesset Menorah — an iconic work of art in Israel — now captured in exquisite photographic detail in this new educational coffee table book from First Fruits of Zion, with a wealth of images and analysis on every mini-sculpture on the menorah.
As the summer month of Tammuz begins, we look to the fruit trees expecting an ample harvest. Yeshua instructed us to see the growth of new fig branches as a prophetic sign of apocalyptic events, but this seems like a strange comparison. Insights from Ezekiel and first-century Hebrew provide a new interpretation of Yeshua’s parable.
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Since we are disciples of Yeshua, our lives should be guided by the desire to imitate our Master’s character and live righteously as he did. Naturally, this should raise the question in all of us: Does my character live up to the high standard of what it means to be a disciple of our Master Yeshua?
The phenomenon of near-death experiences is quite common. In addition to a few interesting samples from the Talmud, countless other testimonies have been recorded from religious Jews. Here, we present and compare some fascinating accounts from those who have passed from this world into the World of Truth and back again.
Jesus is Jewish—but what does that mean for his billions of followers? Dr. Jen Rosner joins Messiah Podcast to discuss her new book, Finding Messiah, Jewish-Christian dialogue, the role of Messianic Judaism in Jewish-Christian relations, the impact of Jesus’ Jewishness on Christian theology and practice, and much more.
Torah Club is where disciples learn. It's about understanding the Bible and finding fellowship. We want to spread the revelation of Messiah and His kingdom to the world. Torah Club accomplishes this by creating serious and intentional small-group studies where disciples of Jesus study the Bible from a Jewish perspective.
Many people are missing out on the opportunity to study the Bible from a Messianic Jewish perspective with other disciples because there is no club meeting in their area. With God’s help, we plan to develop a proprietary system to provide an option for an online version of Torah Club.
The blossoming of Aaron’s staff is the definitive sign that indicates God’s choice of Aaron. But what is it really? A staff is nothing but a dead branch of wood, a dry and lifeless stick. When the staff blossoms and brings forth buds, producing almonds, it is coming back to life.
The Master ended His farewell discourse with a prayer on behalf of His disciples. He asked God that they would be “perfected in unity.” This unity is not collegial, theological, or ecumenical; it is a spiritual connection expressed through sincere, mutual love and fierce devotion.
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The traditional gospel message most of us heard is not the gospel of the kingdom. It’s a gospel devoid of the kingdom, a gospel that has obscured the kingdom.
Taming the tongue is one of the major concerns in Jewish teachings about ethical conduct (mussar). This book contributes to the conversation from a Messianic Jewish perspective, bringing to bear the powerful teachings of Yeshua and the apostles.
Nodeh Lecha, or as it is called in English, We Thank You, offers a simple and innovative liturgy for disciples of Yeshua by weaving the ancient meal blessings of Judaism together with recently discovered prayers of the early believers.
Passover is the season of our redemption, and it is ripe with Messianic imagery. The most well-known Passover custom is the seder that we observe on the first night. But there is also another lesser-known festival.
In this issue we focus on near-death experiences and the Jewish traditions associated with this fascinating subject. We also highlight the work of a rabbi ministering to Holocaust survivors in Ukraine. The issue is rounded out with a Passover article and a delicious charoset recipe.
In this issue we cover the holiday of Purim to learn about God's hidden intervention in human affairs. We take an indepth look at baptism in Messianic Judaism, and address theologies like 'original sin'. Plus, don't miss our article on the popular show The Chosen.
Learn to sing Baruch El Elyon at your Sabbath table. Follow along to learn the Hebrew melody. English transliteration and translation also provided.
Learn to sing the Hebrew melody of Chagetzah Nafshi with lyrics in Hebrew and transliteration. English translation are also provided.
Sometimes—actually, most of the time—God can feel very far away. And when we look at the evil in our world it’s easy to ask the question: Where are you God?
It has been scientifically proven that spending time in morning meditation or journaling can help you have a calmer more productive day. What better way to do this than adding some Scripture reading and prayer time?
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