By Baruch There are many genealogies in the Bible. It is important to realize that many of the genealogies are not solely for the purpose of revealing who begat whom. Often there is a theological … Read More
You’re Just Passing Through
By Chris Suitt Every year during the summer my family and I take a two-week vacation to Mammoth Lakes, California. This city is located in the Eastern Sierra Mountain range about 5 hours from my … Read More
Why I Observe Yom Kippur
By M. Rosenblit Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) is the most solemn day on the Hebrew calendar. It exists as a direct fulfillment of God’s command to the ancient, wandering Israelites after they were freed … Read More
Israel Taking Center Stage…Alone
Scripture foretells of a time when all nations will gather against Jerusalem to engage her in battle (Zechariah 14:2). Although we do not know the exact order of events that will unfold leading up to … Read More
THE WORLD’S DOUBLE STANDARD
The following is a reprint of an article from our Summer 2013 newsletter. Considering the recent developments in the Middle East, and the renewal of “peace” talks by Secretary of State John Kerry, we thought … Read More
A Believer’s Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
By Margie Harding Ever since I was a young adult I have wanted to visit the Holy Land; not because I wanted to check it off my “bucket list” as just somewhere to visit, but because … Read More
Discipleship: Copies of the Original Yeshua, PART II
By Chris Suitt www.morethanasundayfaith.com Yeshua Defines His Disciples in the Gospels From the end of the Tanakh – possibly from the destruction of the 1st Temple – to Yeshua’s day, the rabbinic model with its … Read More
Discipleship: Copies of the Original, PART I
By Chris Suitt www.morethanasundayfaith.com When they were hauled before the Sanhedrin, Peter and John, two of Yeshua’s disciples, gave a very courageous defense to the question, “By what power or what name do you do … Read More
Israeli Arab People: More Than Victims and Terrorists
Recently, while going through customs in the United States, I ended up in a conversation about Israel with a very liberal minded, trendy exchange student studying in Paris. Somehow, I mentioned the fact that Israel … Read More
Jerusalem Day
On May 8th, Israelis will be celebrating Jerusalem Day, or “Yom Yerushalayim” in Hebrew. This is an exciting holiday that not only commemorates an important event in Israel’s history, but also plays a pivotal role … Read More