Israel should have disappeared hundreds, or even thousands, of years ago with the rest of the cultures of the Ancient Near East. Yet Israel remains—against all odds. Without a homeland until 1948, Israel should have assimilated and ceased to be a recognizable people group.
Many Jewish People believe that Jesus was a rabbi, a teacher, or even a prophet but that He never claimed to be the Messiah They believe that it was His followers who deified Him and claimed He was the Messiah This is totally false Let’s look directly at the Scriptures to see Yeshua’s own claims
We are barraged daily with skewed, biased reports and myriads of opinions about events in the Middle East from media outlets of all political persuasions. There are no easy answers here. There are, however, some Biblical perspectives we maintain as we seek to minister in this complex environment.
A Messianic Jewish congregation is a congregation that meets on Shabbat (the seventh day Sabbath) and is generally constituted of Jewish followers of Yeshua as the Messiah.
If you are genuinely seeking truth as you wrestle with the question of who Jesus is, God will reveal it to you. The first four books of the New Covenant (New Testament) Scriptures offer a compelling look at the life and ministry of Yeshua.
Explore whether Messianic Jews and Christians are obliged to keep the Sabbath, its biblical origins, and how different believers observe this day of rest today.
Messianic Jews are Jewish in heritage and believe Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah promised in the Hebrew Scriptures. Other terms have been used for Jewish People who have placed their faith in Yeshua including “Hebrew Christian” and “Jewish Believer.
