Paul makes it clear in his letter to the Romans.
As a Believer, you have a mandate to stir the world’s unbelieving Jewish people to jealousy!
So what does that mean? It means to demonstrate that you have something they want – salvation through Jesus (the Jewish Messiah) and eternal life with God – the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
It means to live a life of distinction, understanding the Jewish roots of your faith, acting in love for the Jewish people and shouldering the burden for their salvation.
Paul writes that now is the time for the Jewish people to receive God’s mercy as a result of God’s mercy to you (Romans 11:30-31).
In fact, we believe the most powerful witness will come to the world when both Jews and Gentile Believers together proclaim Jesus as their Messiah.
Paul also reminds us, right after describing the Gentile Believer’s burden to seek the salvation of God’s Chosen People, to “not be conformed to the patterns of this world” (Romans 12:1-2).
Instead, we are to hate what is evil, cling to what is good, never be lacking in zeal, be faithful in prayer AND share with the Lord’s people in need (Romans 12:9-12).
At Jewish Voice, we believe no Jewish person is too far away physically or spiritually to experience God’s hope and salvation through Jesus.
We pray you would see yourself and your God-given calling through the beautiful design of the ancient Grafted Seal and respond by joining us in our work to reach every Jewish person in the world with the Good News of the Messiah.

At the top is a traditional Jewish menorah design to symbolize the remnant of Israel with branches grafted back in. Some believe this represents Messianic Jews (Jews who believe in Jesus).
In the center, the Star of David weaves together the two distinct groups – Jews and Gentile Believers – both working in partnership and shalom to bear powerful witness to the world of God’s promises, love, mercy and grace through Jesus, our shared Messiah.
At the bottom is an ichthys fish as well as numbers we’ve added to represent Romans 11:11. Some believe the ichthys symbolizes Gentile Believers and their calling to point Israel back to salvation through the Messiah, Yeshua.
This ancient symbol dates back to around the 3rd century A.D. and is believed to tell the incredible story of the early Church to remind Gentiles and believing Jews of the biblical mandate in Romans 11, as well as to portray the power and mystery of two faiths made whole through Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah.