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Muslims Met Messiah

Israeli Arab finds his Eternal Father

Growing up in Abu Gosh, and surrounded by the three major religions, a young secular Muslim realized there must be only one way to God. His Journey led Him to discover the One Messiah who can bridge the Gaps in the Israeli society, and the gaps we each have in

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HEBREW DISCIPLESHIP PROGRAM

What is the Gospel, Exactly?

The word “gospel”, as many well know, means “good news”, “good message”, or “glad tidings”. It comes from the old English godspel from god “good” and spel “story, message” 1. In Greek, the word is evangel, from which we get the words evangelism and evangelist –  the messenger of the good

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Torah

The Torah – from a Messianic Jewish perspective

 The term “Torah” is one of the most confusing and controversial terms in the Hebrew language. One word with the weight of a long history, a word which has quite a few meanings and preconceived ideas, some of which are not at all true. So then, what is the

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Israelis MET MESSIAH

Jewish Holidays

Jewish Holidays

The Meaning of the Word Pesach

Passover (or Pesach, פסח to use the Hebrew word) was, in essence, an almighty showdown. The God of Israel versus all other gods lifted up in competition and opposition. Each plague showed God’s power over each deity of the Egyptians and their supposed domains, whether it was the river, the

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The Passover, Passover Scripture and the Story of Exodus

The Power of Passover

Second to saving the world at Calvary, I think that the Passover miracle is God’s favourite. He talks about it often in scripture, and made Passover month the beginning of the whole year (Exodus 12:2). He even defines himself by the event: At the beginning of the ten commandments he introduces

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“Let My People Go!” The Hebrew Might Surprise You…

The phrase, “Let my people go”, aside from evoking the dulcet tones of Louis Armstrong, has a wonderful meaning in Hebrew. More ready than he realized The first few chapters of Exodus are a build up where we see Moses prepared for an impossible task: liberating the Hebrew slaves after

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