3 Reasons Why Christians Should Support the West Bank
It is, rather, a simplistic approach as to why I believe Christians should support Israel’s right to Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria in 2019.
Blood Moons: God’s Great Bait-and-Switch
For the rest of us, every lunar eclipse has now become known as a blood moon, the origin of which really goes back to the 2008 discovery by Pastor Mark Biltz, of a pattern of four lunar eclipses.
The Non-Existent God and the Need to Serve Him
Were He to exist, our prayers would be meaningless and our adherence to the mitzvot idol worship.
There’s More to Judaism than Mitzvot
Can Jews Perpetrate a holocaust?
Silent Night, Holy Night
Sometimes I write a “Christmas letter” to readers of “Israel Watch” and this year is one of those letters. I just feel it in my bones.
The Blessing of Abraham
HaYovel, brings beautiful feet to Judea and Samaria, the Biblical Heartland of Israel, where we choose to take part in the beautiful promise of Abraham, and participate in all of the wonderful blessings that the prophets foretold.
Government of Israel: Being as “a Light for the Nations.”
The establishment of the State of Israel and its role on the international stage calls for a transformation of the “light unto the nations” metaphor from a passive, individual candle, to a powerful blaze, firing up the nations and igniting the world with righteousness.
Hanukkah is Not Just a Festival of Lights, but a Festival of Miracles
Jewish survival from ancient times through today is a miracle.
On ‘Shloshim’ of the Pittsburgh Attack, a Jew and a Christian Turn to their Bible
This blessing is our heartfelt prayer for all involved.
Genetic Study Supports Ark Story but Religious Scientists say ‘Who Cares?’
A recently published study of mitochondrial DNA seems to support the Biblical account of Noah’s Ark, concluding that most species existing today all came into existence at the same time about 100,000 years ago, with each species beginning with one set of parents. Several religious scientists received the news with ambivalence and one prominent rabbi noted the inherent flaws in the scientists’ initial axiom.
