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Feast of Firstfruits—the First and Best of What’s to Come
It was the day after the weekly Sabbath, what was biblically and in first-century Jerusalem “the first day of the week”—our Sunday. -
Israeli October 7 Survivor Shares Miracle Stories
Many Christians have heard elderly Holocaust Survivors tell their stories of suffering and loss and also how they worry that people will forget or deny what happened to them. -
Aviv Barley and the Start of the Biblical Year
The first month of the biblical year is called Aviv in the Bible (later changed to Nisan while the children of Israel were in captivity in Babylon). -
Passover in the Bible—and What It Can Teach Us about Jesus
Passover celebrates God’s deliverance of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt … -
The Year of the Watchmen
The horrific events of October 7 will be the subject of multiple investigations in Israel to determine what went wrong that fateful day. -
Weak and Contemptible Men in High Places – Cain & Abel and the Battle against Antisemitism
In the wake of the brutal Hamas massacre of 1,200 Israelis on October 7, it is startling and very, very chilling to see major world leaders spouting the most brazen antisemitic tropes even at weighty international forums. -
The Spring Feasts & Why They Point to What’s Ahead
The school I attended from second to eighth grade included Bible as part of the curriculum, and I fondly remember pulling out my small paperback Bible from my desk and reading through several pages daily with my teacher. -
The Biblical Calendar and the Prophetic Timeline
The biblical calendar designed by God is different than the calendar most of the world follows today. Learn how it differs and why it's important for Christians to understand it in light of the hour in which we live. -
THE SPIRIT OF AMALEK and the War on Israel
After the mass terrorist attack on October 7, Israel finds itself in one of the most challenging situations since its founding in 1948… -
What Is Hanukkah and Does It Matter for Christians?
October 29, 2025 Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday celebrating the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem after it was rebuilt following its destruction by Babylon. -
The New Moon in the Bible: Why It’s Significant for Christians Today
Most months, as the moon begins to change from its proud, full circle in the night sky to a waning crescent, I start looking for the New Moon on the western horizon, which appears at sunset just a few days later. -
What Is Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah?
On Simchat Torah, the entire Jewish community assembles and expresses deep joy in having received it…