What “they shall be My people” does not mean
The Jerusalem Noahide Congress is not the next step toward the House. A congress that stops the nations at seven laws, then calls the stop “My people,” mistakes a starting point for the fulfillment of Zechariah’s vision.
Keeping kosher pays: Israeli restaurants cash in as Christians embrace biblical eating
Non-Jews account for close to 80% of kosher food sales in the United States, and a growing number of Christians are adopting the dietary laws of Leviticus as a way of “eating biblically,” a practice with roots stretching back to Noah’s ark.
“100% confirmed”: Noah’s Ark hunters declare victory before the lab results come in
The Bible records the Ark’s dimensions down to the cubit and the exact day it came to rest, yet says nothing about what became of it. Why would the Bible leave the fate of history’s most famous vessel untold?
Fixing the sukkah in the end of days
Few of us understand how, after 2,000 years of difficult relations, devout Christians have become our most devoted allies at the very moment we need them most.
Esau weds Ishmael: The Church of England joins Islam in the end-of-days alliance against Israel
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the mother church of Anglicanism honored a cleric who called bin Laden the “Sword of God” and hung the names of Hamas fighters in a church sanctuary. Jewish prophecy foretold this union of Christendom and Islam before the war of Gog and Magog.
Lawmakers say they answer to God, not the algorithm
West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore stood in front of a room of conservative activists this month and made an admission rarely heard from anyone on Capitol Hill: he does not consider his voters his first boss.
Rosh Hashanah 5787: A Historic Jump Toward Redemption
For those watching the process of Geula unfold before our eyes, there are times when its significance is impossible to miss. Rosh Hashanah 5787 was one of those times.
As Israel’s population nears 10.3 million, the ingathering of the exiles advances toward a Messianic threshold
To a demographer, 10.3 million is a number in a government spreadsheet. To anyone who reads the Hebrew Bible as a living document rather than an ancient artifact, it is something closer to a milestone in a redemption already underway.
Did Balaam see 9/11 coming? What the Zohar actually says about Rome
Every September, Americans return to the same images: two towers falling, a gash in the Pentagon, a nation watching in disbelief. Few know that centuries before airplanes existed, a Jewish mystical text described a city whose highest towers would collapse on a single day, along with another, more massive structure.
“The nations will help Israel build the Third Temple and the Arabs will voluntarily vacate the Temple Mount”
What happens to the mosque on the Temple Mount when the Third Temple rises? Speaking to supporters this week, Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin answered without flinching.