Bring Jerusalem into your home with these beautiful watercolor paintings of scenes in and around Jerusalem. The “Beyond the Walls” art calendar captures the beauty of Jerusalem in vivid watercolor art created exclusively for First Fruits of Zion.
"The Promised Land" calendar captures the beauty and diversity of the land with bold, panoramic, iconic images of the land. Visit a unique destination each month through the pictures.
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!
Each week, synagogues across the world read a section from the Torah (the five books of Moses). Our FREE Torah Portions schedule helps you follow the Bible readings every week.
When we enter the World to Come we will be like the angels who behold the infinite light of God. We will be like the Messiah who beholds the glory of the Father. That’s why repentance and choosing to do right is something that only has real meaning now.
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Arising from the fast and mourning of Tisha B'Av comes a time of joy, love and consolation. The Shabbat following the Ninth of Av is known as Shabbat Nachamu, based on the first verse of the Haftarah reading, Isaiah 40:1, "Console, console my people, says your God."
Yeshua taught his followers that those who keep the commandments and teach others to do so will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. Is there a ranking system in the afterlife? Ancient Jewish literature provides us with a key to interpretation, based on a mysterious verse in Daniel.
Messianic Jews should make it their custom to study the story of the Master’s death on Tisha b’Av. Messianic disciples should have a reading of the gospel narratives of the death of the Master, and compose our own kinnot (laments) about the day that his blood was shed for the sins of Israel and for the sins of the world.
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.
Moses stressed three times that “it is not because of your righteousness that the LORD your God is giving you this good land to possess, for you are a stubborn people” (Deuteronomy 9:6). He went on to rehearse the sin of the golden calf and the incidents in the wilderness that provoked God to anger.
While Yeshua was teaching and healing in the towns of Galilee, His mother and brothers did not follow Him. To unite His followers and His family, He charged one of His disciples to care for His mother; later, He placed His brother James over the assembly of His followers.
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Jerusalem is a beautiful city architecturally and culturally. After the desolation of exile, she is once again vibrant and full of life with nearly a million people calling her home.
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.
Vine of David presents the story of Abram (Bram) Poljak, pioneer of the Messianic Jewish movement, told in his own words. Follow the dramatic story of the pivotal character of twentieth-century Messianic Judaism. An amazing trip through history and the story of a hero of faith for today.
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 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 Uvashabbat at your Sabbath Table. Follow along to learn the Hebrew melody. English transliteration and translation also provided.
In this short introduction, Toby Janicki gives the viewer some background information about the Didache.
As teenagers, we can often feel lost in our lives. It’s hard to discern where HaShem is, and where he wants us to go. What makes matters worse is sometimes we feel that he is silent.
Yeshua had only one main sermon and teaching, and it’s the same teaching he told his disciples to present: “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near” (Matthew 4:17). He told his disciples that he had been sent only to declare that message (Luke 4:43).
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