Jesus and the Torah – What is the Meaning of Torah and Did Jesus Do Away With It?
What does the word Torah mean? Many people think that it means law. This is not only inaccurate, but it…
Messianic Judaism
Learning about the Jewish roots of the Christian faith can broaden your understanding of Scripture, as well as deepen your walk with God.
As you learn the Jewish roots of the Christian faith and understand why God gave the Biblical festivals, why the Tabernacle and Temple were designed as they were and how it all relates to Jesus and our redemption, it brings the Bible to life in ways you never thought possible.
You come to understand that God has given us a picture of Jesus throughout the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Each Biblical feast is a picture of Jesus and His work of redemption!
Jesus Himself was a Jew who kept the Biblical feasts, as did His disciples. Jesus never came to form a new religion. He just completes it! He is the promised Messiah!
What is a Messianic Jew and What is Messianic Judaism?
You may have heard the term Messianic Jew, even here on my site, and wondered “What is a Messianic Jew…
What is a Messianic Gentile vs Hebrew Roots?
If you have been on my site for more than 5 minutes you have probably become familiar with the term…
The Fun Purim Story and its Connection to the Book of Esther
The Purim story is not really a story at all but is a festival celebrated to remember God’s faithfulness to…
Should We See Jesus as Mediator or Middleman?
When you think of Jesus and our relationship with Him and how He fits into our relationship with the Father,…
Exploring the Tabernacle of Moses
The Tabernacle of Moses is an important part of Jewish history which means it also plays an important role in…
11 Key Ways for How to Keep the Sabbath Holy
As a Jewish believer, the Sabbath is a very important part of my life. Keeping the Sabbath holy and setting…
What Happened on the Day of Atonement?
The 10 Days of Awe (in Hebrew, Yamim Noraim) concludes with the celebration of Yom Kippur or the Day of…
Who are the Pharisees Today? Meet the Pharisees and Sadducees
The Pharisees and Sadducees were two groups of people within Judaism who were present specifically within the Apostolic Writings (NT)…
A Remez – Why did Jesus Say Why Have You Forsaken Me?
In Matthew 27:46 when Jesus spoke from the cross and said “My God, my God, why have You forsaken Me?”,…