Jews Must Be Role Models to Bring Light of Messiah to World: Rabbi
When Jews shame God’s name or even treat each other poorly, they push the Messiah further away.
In Mysterious End of Days, What Will the World Become? [WATCH]
In the End of Days, the purpose of creation with be clarified by Moshiach (Messiah) and God.
Bible Study Returns to White House as Trump Cabinet Members Attend Weekly Meetings
The Trump Cabinet’s weekly Bible study meetings, composed of the most influential lawmakers in the country, may be the first such gathering in 100 years.
New “Ethics of the Fathers” Presents Jewish Wisdom as Graphic Art
“The Illustrated Pirkei Avot: A Graphic Novel of Jewish Ethics”, a new book by Jessica Tamar Deutsch, is, like its author, a precious combination of Torah wisdom and aesthetics.
Orthodox Families Teach Jewish Values to Secular Guests in Government-Sponsored Program
Religious families will clock 15 weekly hours hosting secular guests and teaching subjects in Jewish tradition and culture, Torah studies, family values and education according to Jewish tradition.
New ‘Yeshiva for the Nations’ Brings Light of Torah to Christians
Through the power of modern technology, a brand-new opportunity is now available for Christians around the world who yearn to learn the truth of God’s Torah from the Jewish perspective.
Elevating Souls Through Bible Study
Colel Chabad serves not only the living but also the deceased.
Firing up the Nations: Is it Kosher for Christians to Teach Torah?!
When Pastor Keith Johnson approached me about sharing his video lessons on the Ten Commandments on Israel365, my first thought was, “Christians teaching Torah? That’s not kosher!”
Netanyahu Clan Performing Biblical Mitzvah of the Kings
“The Tanach is my favorite book,” Sara Netanyahu said in her opening address to the conference. “It’s in my family, I feel connected to it, it’s a part of me and it’s a part of our nation.”
Language Academy Expands Biblical Studies Branch
“With more and more students requesting traditional Bible studies and a desire to study the Old Testament in its original Hebrew, we felt that the time was ripe to branch out and open ‘The Israel Institute of Biblical Studies.’”
