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HEAVEN REIGNS! The Lord is “King of all the Earth”
This year’s Feast theme comes from the book of Psalms, where the sons of Korah declare: “For God is the King of all the earth; sing praises with a psalm!” -
The Tabernacle in the Desert: A Copy and Shadow of God’s True Sanctuary
And let them make Me a sanctuary, that I may dwell among them. According to all that I show you, that is, the pattern of the tabernacle and the pattern of all its furnishings, just so you shall make it. -
Mercy Triumphs over Judgment- The Summer Months on the Hebrew Calendar
The main biblical festivals (feasts) divide the year into seasons. -
Understanding the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah)
As summer winds down, the Jewish people begin thinking of the fall feasts, beginning with Yom Teruah … -
Israelis Excited over Hezekiah Inscriptions – Old and New
An Israeli professor recently caused waves among archaeologists by claiming he had discovered new ancient Hebrew inscriptions in Hezekiah’s tunnel in Jerusalem that mirror passages in the Old Testament. -
The Feasts of the Lord and Their Rich, Biblical Significance
What are the Feasts of the Lord? Learn about the Feasts—who they are for, what they point to, why they are important for Christians, and more. -
King of Heaven and Earth
This declaration opens Psalm 97—one of the enthronement Psalms. For the people of ancient Israel, there was never any doubt that their God was King of all the earth. -
What Is Pentecost and Why Is It Significant for Christians Today?
Pentecost in the Bible is not just in the New Testament—it first shows up centuries before at Mount Sinai. But to better understand the connection between the Old and New Testament regarding this feast of the Lord, let’s unpack a few things. -
The Great Legacy of the Hebrew Bible
When we consider the Jewish roots of the Christian faith, it all begins with the Scriptures we share: the Hebrew Bible. -
Abraham Saw My Day!
The article “Heir to the Whole World” in our last issue of Word From Jerusalem showed that Abraham was perhaps the most prominent figure of the Old Testament, whose impact is still felt today. -
Witnesses of Israel’s “Resurrection”
As Israel prepares to mark 75 years since its modern-day rebirth in May 1948, the impact of that dramatic event is still reverberating to this day. -
In Search of Our Hebraic Roots
More than 40 years ago, ICEJ’s founders chose this prophetic passage as a guideline for our work. These verses herald a new era in the history of the Jewish people.