Whether you’re a Messianic Jew looking for a sense of belonging or a Gentile exploring the history of the modern Messianic Jewish movement, the story of Rabbi Daniel Zion is sure to inspire you. Available Now!
In this issue we focus on near-death experiences many people have had, and the Jewish traditions associated with this fascinating subject. PLUS: The work of a rabbi ministering to Holocaust survivors in Ukraine, and more!
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.
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!
Disciples of Yeshua have a vast inheritance waiting for us in the future. We cannot have it all just yet. In the Messianic Era, we will come into the full inheritance. In this current age, we have only a pledge, a guarantee that the rest is yet to come.
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Fifty days after the resurrection of the Master, God poured the Holy Spirit onto his disciples. Many believe this was the day the church was born. But assuming Pentecost was new misses a valuable chance to see just how important this day already was to the followers of Yeshua before they ever gathered in Jerusalem.
It’s Lag Ba'Omer: Hundreds of thousands of Jews converge in Meron in Upper Galilee. Pilgrims stand shoulder to shoulder in courtyards and on rooftops. Huge fires blaze all around, and a live band starts blasting music with a heavy beat. The crowd pulsates with dancing and shouts. Where did this holiday come from?
Joshua’s music has been an entry point to the Messianic world for many believers in Yeshua who have sought a deeper understanding of the Jewish roots of their faith. He is also leading a Torah Club with young, active Messianic Jews who all live near the Sea of Galilee.
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.
This approach to Torah may seem obvious. It isn't. Sometimes we study the Bible simply for the sake of learning the Scriptures, but we never get around to doing what the Bible tells us to do.
Providing a guest with oil for anointing was common in Yeshua's time. Pouring an entire flask of nard, however, was out of the ordinary. By this gesture, Mary of Bethany expressed deep religious devotion; she may have also hinted that she was available for marriage.
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In a discussion recorded in the Talmud about Psalm 72, the sages ask what the name of the Messiah is. Shiloh? Yinnon? Chanina? What do these names indicate about Yeshua?
Messianic Jewish pioneer Abram Poljak (1900-1963) believed that Adolf Hitler was possessed by a demonic being that directed his decisions and assisted his rise to power. Moreover, Poljak believed that Hitler was a forerunner of the Âantichrist. This Vine of David collection of Poljak’s writings on the subject augments his Âoriginal booklet
The Way of Life is the first major work on the Didache from a Messianic Jewish perspective. This book will benefit both Messianic Jews and Gentiles who desire to study the priorities and life of the earliest believers in Yeshua.
While we remain confident in our eternal standing in the merit of our Master Yeshua and in his virtue and faithfulness, it is essential that we remain vigilant with our lives, seeking to be written in the Book of Life.
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.
What did faith in Messiah originally look like? This is a key ingredient of discipleship that the Didache addresses.
During the Festival of Passover, we as disciples of Yeshua are supposed to concentrate not only on removing physical leaven but the spiritual leaven from our hearts as well. Spiritual leaven is the leaven of sin and bad habits. As diligently as we search our houses, we need to examine our lives.
We, as the media generation have become experts on building fake worlds. We’ve disconnected from genuine friendships and getting out into nature is a thing of the past for us. We’ve become so distracted with our devices that our relationships are actually defined by the very thing that destroys them.
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