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A common viewpoint repeatedly stated by Christian leaders speaking to the church is that “God does not see color. He does not see black, white, or any other racial distinction. When God looks at His people, He only sees Jesus.” There is a lot of truth in that statement. But can that statement be substantiated by Scripture?
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It’s time to redeem Miriam the mother of our Master and give her the honor and respect that she deserves and is in fact given in the Gospels themselves. The best way to do that in Messianic Judaism is to look at how holy figures are honored in Jewish tradition.
When something traumatic or emotionally painful happens to someone we care about, we try to comfort the person, offering words of consolation and sympathy. We try to point out the bright side, and we try to lift the person’s spirits by invoking future hopes. That’s what the Sabbath of Consolation tries to do for Israel.
Minhag is defined as a particular and specific custom. Great rabbis had their own unique set of customs, and students of these sages would carry out these customs exactly the same way their beloved rabbis did. As imitators of the Master, we should learn about our Master's customs.
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.
There is a general appreciation for Messianic Jewish teaching present in the culture of the SBC and many Southern Baptists are drawn to Torah Club. Once again, this year, our booth at the annual SBC conference was filled with energy!
In Christian homes, it is traditional to offer a prayer of thanksgiving before meals. This is a Christian tradition inherited from Judaism. In Judaism, it is traditional to bless God for the food He has provided prior to partaking of it.
What was the root of Herod’s—and more so, Herod’s wife’s—antipathy toward John the Immerser? Why did she want him dead? Their marriage was forbidden by Jewish Law, and John had no qualms pointing that out loudly and publicly.
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Ryan Lambert discusses Paul’s “rule in all the churches” in 1 Corinthians 7:17-20. Arguably, this is one of the most underemphasized yet important texts within Paul’s letters. So what was Paul’s rule? And how does it apply today?
Vine of David is very pleased to present the new Sabbath Table prayer books, representing a key component of faithful Jewish living. Exquisitely crafted, comprehensive, and user-friendly, The Sabbath Table is a great resource for all who love Shabbat.
An inspiring book that introduces the reader into the rich background and meaning behind the names of the Messiah. It is a beautifully designed and presented hardcover book containing some 101 names of Messiah, with extensive references to biblical and non-biblical sources.
Why does the Torah single out seven species? After all, the land of Israel produced many other foods: lentils and beans, herbs of various kinds, onions, melons, and carobs, just to name a few.
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.
The church celebrates the anniversary of a critical turning point in its history: Pentecost. On this day, God poured out his Spirit in the Temple on Mount Moriah in Jerusalem, as recorded in Acts 2. The Jewish people also celebrate an anniversary: Shavu’ot. On this day, God appeared in cloud and fire on Mount Sinai and revealed his Torah to the people of Israel.
Learn to sing the Hebrew melody of Chagetzah Nafshi with lyrics in Hebrew and transliteration. English translation are also provided.
What did faith in Messiah originally look like? This is a key ingredient of discipleship that the Didache addresses.
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.
As a disciple of Yeshua, I often wonder, what it is that makes a person a disciple. Is it going to a congregation regularly? Is it singing certain songs? Is it having certain friends or reading certain books? Isn’t there also stuff to avoid? What is it that makes a disciple, well, a disciple?
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