My story:
After watching your videos and reading the New Testament I now believe in God and have found the love of my life, my One! I came out of the depression I was in and I regained my self-confidence – thank you so much!
God is for me today the One that has given meaning to my life after a disaster. He gave me the self-confidence I lacked, He’s the one that shows me what true love is.
I started looking for Him a few years ago when some things in Judaism did not make sense and I felt that something was hidden from me so I decided to read in the New Testament and delve into the depths of it. And then I started to watch videos with all kinds of explanations on your website. Today I feel like a completely different person in the good way. Thank God – all praise to Him! What a beauty!
What to know
- Jews who accept Yeshua as their Messiah are often outcast from their family, with their family going so far as to pray the “Kadish” over them, a prayer said for those who have passed away.
- The concept of a Messiah is not foreign at all to Orthodox Jews, with the Lubavitcher Rabbi, Menachem Schneerson, being one of the more popular ones (even though he fulfilled very few of the messianic prophecies).
- There are about 30,000 Messianic Jewish believers in Israel, where there are just over 9 million people, about 7 million of which are Jewish. However the number of believers may be much higher.
- Observing Jewish (oral) law is far more important to Orthodox Jews than to other Jews. In fact, nearly eight-in-ten Orthodox Jews (79%) say observing Jewish law is “essential” to what being Jewish means to them, compared with just 19% among Jews overall.
How to Pray
- Pray for protection around this new believer and all those that decide to follow Yeshua.
- Pray that he may be a light in the darkness to those around him, sharing the truth.
- Pray that he would make good connections with other believers in his area.
- Pray that all Israel, regardless of background, may be saved!
