Drinking from ‘The Cup of Trembling’
The global rise in antisemitism is all a part of Isaiah’s prophesy – this ‘Cup of Trembling’ will soon be poured out upon those who oppress God’s beloved.
Prophecy fulfilled and prophecy to come are clearly set out in the scriptures pointing to Messiah’s appearance, the Feasts of the LORD and other themes. Click here for excellent teachings.
The global rise in antisemitism is all a part of Isaiah’s prophesy – this ‘Cup of Trembling’ will soon be poured out upon those who oppress God’s beloved.
The Passover is an enlightening & comforting initiation to reflect upon the bigger picture Story of Redemption. Journey with us through the Exodus, the Cross as we look forward to
Though this war with Hamas has triggered waves of antisemitism worldwide, it also is generating a surge of interest in Aliyah and Israelis joining the IDF. Another wave of Jews
The festival of Hanukkah celebrates the victory of light over darkness and evil. The history of the holiday is rich with meaning that remains significant today.
Throughout Biblical history, the Amalekites have become the archetype of enmity for Israel. Dr. Juergen Buehler discusses Amalek spirit in light of the current events in Israel.
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar. It is the day “to make atonement for you before the Lord your God…”
Dr. Mojmir Kallus teaches us about the significance of Rosh HaShana being at the “appointed time” by God, and a celebration with mixed feelings of gladness and solemnity.
The Feast of Tabernacles is an astonishingly ignored divine appointment with the LORD. Just as Passover is the beginning of Redemption, the Feast is the culmination.
Like all Jews, Jesus loved the temple, but he also prophesied its destruction. At this time of year, Jews mourn the tragic loss of the temple, and remember God’s mercy.
Why are thousands of Christians coming up to Jerusalem each year to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles? The answer lies in the universal significance of this ancient biblical festival and
The foremost Jewish festival is the humble weekly Sabbath, or Shabbat. We are called to keep this day holy. In this article, we will discover the biblical meaning behind Shabbat,
ICEJ Australia celebrates as Israel prepares to mark 75 years since its modern-day rebirth. What does Israel’s independence mean for us as Christians today?
Your embassy in Jerusalem for over 40 years.
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