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Studying the Gospels from a Messianic Jewish perspective. Every week Torah Club members encounter Yeshua of Nazareth in his Jewish context. Discover the historical and cultural backdrops of the gospels and be amazed as the teachings of Yeshua snap into focus and clarity.
Every free print edition is a 48-page, full-color issue packed with inspiring stories about Yeshua of Nazareth, his teachings, his miracles, his followers, and the life-changing message of the kingdom.
Two new editions of our 16-month biblical calendars are now available for order. Visually stunning, with extensive details from the Hebrew calendar, key biblical events with Scripture references, Torah portions, and festival details and readings. Plus options for customization!
David Nekrutman was born into a secular, New York Jewish family. Today he’s an Orthodox Jew who has dedicated his life to Jewish-Christian relations. In this episode of Messiah Podcast, David talks about his journey to Orthodoxy and to the “sacred calling” of interfacing with Christians on behalf of Jews and Judaism.
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Over the centuries a reconciliation between Jesus and his brethren has been occurring much like the reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers. We may not always understand it and it may even at times look rather bizarre to us, but it is happening and that’s what matters most.
Torah Club is changing lives all over the world. One Torah Club Leader, Baptist minister Keith Price, relates his journey to the Jewish Jesus and his success in sharing the Scripture in its Jewish context with Baptists and other Christians on this episode of Messiah Podcast.
Over time, poets, prophets, and scholars have composed powerful and inspiring odes, psalms, hymns, and petitions that are treasured by the Jewish community, but the art of simple conversation has never been lost. Constant awareness of God’s presence can make one’s whole life feel like a conversation with our Father in heaven.
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.
In Torah Club, we seek to present the Sermon on the Mount and the Gospels in their historical and Jewish context. Studying Jesus’ words in this way can help us to know and follow our Master better than we ever have before.
The disciple of Yeshua should have no hesitation about reaching out to the godless, the wicked, the secular, or the idolater. The transforming power of the gospel is not limited by ethnic or sociological boundaries.
The shortest route from Yeshua’s home in the Galilee to the Temple in Jerusalem went through the territory of the Samaritans; however, there was bad blood between them and the Jewish people. From attacking Jewish pilgrims to defiling the Temple, Samaritans had a history of antagonizing the Jews.
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It’s hard to find time and energy to pray and study when you’re busy working all day. Why would God create humanity just to keep us busy with basic survival?
The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels is perhaps the best entry point to seeing, learning, and understanding the Gospels from a Jewish matrix. It was designed to give students of the Gospels an opportunity to study the words and teachings of Yeshua of Netzeret in their historical context.
Rabbi Isaac Lichtenstein (1825-1908), serving as a district rabbi in Hungary, had an encounter with the Gospel that changed his life. He became an outspoken disciple of Yeshua, but remained faithful to Torah. The Everlasting Jew is a new collation of his inspiring writings.
Christians know the Messiah by many names, such as Immanuel, Lamb of God, and Prince of Peace. In our Jewish tradition, the Messiah is called by many other vivid and fascinating names.
In this issue of Messiah Journal Toby Janicki introduces Stanislaus Hoga, the Jewish apostate Christian missionary turned proto-Messianic Jewish pioneer. Aaron Eby’s series “Prophet of the Second Temple” continues with a discussion of the puzzling sign of the cursing of the fig tree.
Director's Letter: We Are Time Travelers We are advancing into the future, but we are also bringing those future kingdom realities into the world today. On the Same Journey Joshua Aaron speaks out about Messianic Judaism, his music career, and...
Learn to sing Baruch El Elyon at your Sabbath table. Follow along to learn the Hebrew melody. English transliteration and translation also provided.
We learn from Toby in this video why he believes the Didache is such an important work, specifically in terms of some of the practices mentioned in the text that traces back directly to Jewish traditions.
Is it true that God called us to act against suffering? Is it our responsibility to take action against the travesties happening around us? Is it necessary to take the risks it involves to act against suffering? Yes.
God invites Israel to live in close proximity to his holy presence, which seems awesome, but it’s actually dangerous. Leviticus explores how the sacrificial rituals and purity practices cleared the way for human beings to draw near to the infinite God.
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