He lost his leg in Gaza, and asked for it back for the resurrection
“I told them I want to take the leg and buy a grave in my city, Ashkelon, and put the leg in the grave, and it will be waiting for me.”
Shiloh: Chanah’s Prayer That Transformed Jewish Worship
For nearly four centuries, Shiloh served as the spiritual epicentre of the nation. Yet among the many moments that unfolded on this hilltop, few influenced the course of the tradition of G-d’s chosen people as meaningfully as the quiet, heartfelt prayer of a woman named Hannah (Chana).
The message of Nachshon: the hero of the Splitting of the Sea
The lessons are clear. Those who are blessed with the necessary talent and fortitude to do what is necessary to help a fellow Jew, whether many people or an individual, must heed the call.
When a pastor speaks truth to power
When President Trump shared an image portraying himself in the likeness of the Messiah, most people either defended it or attacked it along predictable partisan lines. Pastor Scott did neither.
Tomorrow: free webinar with Rabbi Tuly Weisz on the three biblical feasts
What do Passover (Pesach), Pentecost (Shavuot), and the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) have to do with the future of Israel and the nations? More than most people realize.
Ancient cistern at Tel Azekah yields mass grave of 89 infants and a window into biblical Israel
In the valley where David slew Goliath, archaeologists have uncovered something far more unsettling than ancient weapons or shattered pottery: a cistern packed with the bones of dozens of infants, buried there 2,500 years ago.
Israel’s war with Iran is tearing the American right apart. The Bible saw it coming.
A classified intelligence report paints a stark picture of a Republican Party fracturing in real time over America’s March 2026 war with Iran.
Free webinar with Rabbi Tuly Weisz: What the three biblical feasts reveal about Israel and the nations.
Most Christians know the story of Passover, but few have heard a Jewish rabbi explain what Passover, Pentecost, and Sukkot reveal about humanity’s future and the growing Christian-Jewish alliance.
Why does the Passover story never mention Moses?
The Passover seder tells the story of the Exodus in extraordinary detail. It goes through the ten plagues one by one. It recounts Pharaoh’s stubbornness, the suffering of the slaves, the night of liberation. And in all of that, Moses is never mentioned.
Iron blooms from the deep: what a sunken ship reveals about ancient Israel
These artifacts, just published in the journal Heritage Science, are changing what archaeologists thought they knew about Iron Age metallurgy and trade. And they carry implications that reach directly into the biblical world.