Purim Supermoon: Ushering in Redemption
In two weeks, Jews around the world will read the Megillah (Book of Esther) and celebrate the holiday of Purim. On the same evening they are celebrating victory over the archetypal evil personified by Haman, a supermoon will appear in the heavens. Several rabbis agree that a rare confluence of events is especially auspicious for the unfolding of the Messiah.
Can We Expect The Anointing Of The Messiah This Purim?
According to Rabbi Matityahu Glazerson, a Bible Codes expert, the 14th day of the Hebrew month of Adar, which begins this year at sundown on Wednesday, March 20, is a particularly auspicious time for Moshiach (Messiah) to be anointed.
End of Days Expert on Iran: ‘Things Are About to Get Biblical!’
‘The conflict with Iran isn’t like a normal political crisis,’ says Rabbi Pinchas Winston. ‘This is a Biblically based, prophetic crisis.’
Iran: Instrument of Armageddon or Israel’s Partner in Redemption?
As tensions between Israel and Iran flare after an Israeli airstrike in Syria killed seven Iranian military personnel, one prominent Rabbi is reaching out to Iran as a partner in redemption, connecting with the country’s ancient Persian heritage that played an essential role in building the Second Temple.
Passover: Freedom Through Words
Ultimately, Passover is a holiday that strongly insists on achieving freedom and liberty through words.
Honoring Purim at the Evangelical Christian NRB Proclaim 18 Conference
More than 100 Jews, Christians read Scroll of Esther together on Purim day.
Purim: The Only Festival That Sticks Around After Messiah
‘The holiday of Purim will never be abolished,’ writes the eminent 12th century sage known as the Rambam.
Photo Essay: How to Celebrate Purim
‘Purim is known as the holiday of ‘giving,’’ explained Goldie Sternbuch of Meir Panim. ‘We give food and charity to those in need.’
Iran ‘Celebrates’ Purim by Announcing Festival to Inaugurate Israel’s Demise
The Hourglass Festival is ‘a symbol of the imminent collapse of the Zionist regime of Israel,’ said Hossein Amir-Abdollahian.
Fellowship Sponsors Purim Parties for Elderly Jews and Holocaust Survivors
The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ) is sponsoring Purim festivities for  2,200 elderly Jews in Israel many of whom are Holocaust survivors who would be spending the celebratory holiday alone without such activities.