The Mystery of the Lost Jubilee: Part XXVIII – A Lady in Waiting
In the past twenty-seven articles and our book Jubilee Now, we have looked at the Jubilee year from both Jewish and Christian perspectives to examine whether God might be restoring to the world an identification of the Jubilee calendar as described in Leviticus Chapter 25.
70 Years Later – Will You Build My House?
In just a few months the 70th anniversary of one of the modern era’s greatest biblical miracles will be commemorated. On May 14, 1948, God declared to the world that now was the time that His Word and promises would once again be proven true.
Who’s Afraid of Reporting the News From a Biblical Perspective?
Great events are unfolding on the streets of Jerusalem and in the headlines of our newspapers every day.
No Final Solution for Us
We’re managing, and seeing the overall improvement in the national statistics. It’s better in many respects than where cousins think it’s the best. America’s declining measure of longevity indicates that not all is well in Trumpland, and puts Israel’s list of comparative disadvantages in perspective.
Christians Bringing Bible Study to the Knesset
Some Jews might be skeptical of Christians encouraging Jews to study the Bible.
How Many Muslims in Europe? Pew’s Projections Fall Short
Europe’s Muslim population is set to double — and possibly triple — between now and 2050, according to new projections by the Pew Research Center.
Celebrating The Miracle Of Hanukkah
In this special celebration of Hanukkah, Christians and citizens of the earth do well to consider the tremendously significant events that contributed to a great miracle of God over 2,200 years ago in Jerusalem.
Christians For The Temple
Christians for the Temple? Should there really be such a thing?
Thanksgiving Tradition is for Both Christians and Jews
As a Jew, I am thankful that when America was discovered, America discovered the Bible.
Thanksgiving’s Founders Who Loved the Bible, but Not the Jews
The Jewish Indian theory was accepted by scholars