Does God care about what you think about Israel and the Jewish people? Jonathan Bernis and Ezra Benjamin discuss biblical reasons why the answer to that question is “Yes!” They reveal scriptural evidence that Israel and the Jewish people still matter to God and remain a part of His prophetic plans. Discover how what’s important to God can become important to you.
There’s a dangerous misconception floating around today. It may be politically correct, but it’s biblically wrong. And it has to do with what Jonathan and Ezra are discussing in this week’s show. Join them as they talk about what it means to stand with and bless Israel, why it’s critical for Believers in Jesus and how we do it. You'll learn the most vital component to blessing the Jewish people that many Believers overlook because of one major misunderstanding about the Jewish people.
Can a country be born in a day or a nation be brought forth in a moment?
It’s a tiny country constantly in the news. Join Jonathan and Ezra as they talk about why the Land of Israel is the subject of some of the world’s most heated discussions. They’ll explore the underlying source of controversy and whose land it was to give. You’ll learn some surprising biblical insights into the ongoing boundary disputes between Israel and Palestinians. Discover why the Land of Israel is so important.
God’s love for Israel shows through His favor toward those who love her. “Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: ‘May those who love you be secure’” (Psalm 122:6).
I am just a tiny fishing village, but oh, the wonders I’ve seen and heard.
Jesus, the Messiah, spent much of His ministry years with me, and I became His home base during that time.
I heard Him teach in my synagogue many times, and He astounded people because He spoke with authority, unlike any Torah scholar they’d ever heard.
I listened as a demon recognized Jesus as the Messiah, right there in the synagogue. “I know who you are,” it shouted. “You are the Holy One of God!”
The Bible uses the word Israel in different ways. In Genesis, Israel is a person, Jacob, whose name the Lord changed to Israel after he wrestled and prevailed with the Lord all night. He is the son of Isaac and grandson of Abraham. In Egypt and the wilderness, Israel refers to the large population of Jacob’s descendants. Though they had no traditional leader or government, when they moved into the Promised Land, surrounding kingdoms also called them Israel as if they were a nation.
