Did you know that until 1000 CE, no Rabbinic sources proposed the collectivist view that the servant in Isaiah 53 was Israel1? This revelation underscores the chapter’s status as a cornerstone in theological discourse, embodying the essence of the Isaiah 53 debate. Throughout the centuries, Isaiah 53 has incited fervent debate among rabbis within the […]
Salvation theologies embody a pivotal element within numerous religious frameworks, acting as a conduit between humanity and the divine. This inquiry probes the varied understandings of salvation across four significant traditions: Catholicism, Greek Orthodoxy, Jehovah’s Witness, and Judaism. Grasping these distinct perspectives is essential, as they shape followers’ spiritual journeys and moral compasses globally. In […]
Did you know that Daniel Chapter 9 predicts the Messiah’s arrival within 483 years after 445 BC1? This prophecy, given around 66 to 67 years after the Jewish exile, aligns with historical events2. The Book of Daniel is crucial in biblical messianic predictions, depicting a future savior with remarkable accuracy. Daniel’s writings not only point […]
In our exploration of Hebrew Bible prophecies about Yeshua, we delve into the intricate connections within the sacred texts. These predictions of Yeshua in Hebrew texts are not coincidental but profound revelations. They attest to the accuracy and depth of these prophetic writings. Rabbi Kirt A. Schneider, who experienced a vision of Christ in 1978, […]
The biblical figure Jacob, whose name signifies “cheater,” engaged in a physical confrontation with a divine entity, leading to a dislocated hip and a transformative blessing. This enigmatic encounter, detailed in Genesis 32:22-32, has intrigued theologians, scholars, and adherents for millennia12. The appellation “Peniel,” meaning “I wrestled with God and emerged victorious,” was conferred upon […]
The term “Palestine” was initially introduced by the Romans, serving as a form of retribution. Following the Jewish rebellion’s defeat during the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 135 CE, the Roman Emperor Hadrian renamed Judea to Syria Palaestina. This act was a deliberate attempt to sever the Jewish connection to the land, marking the inception of […]
Did you know that the events God foreknew in 1 Samuel 23 did not occur, challenging the Calvinistic belief that God predetermines events1? This fact opens up a discussion on John Calvin’s doctrines of grace and their defense by John Gill. John Calvin and John Gill are giants in Reformed theology, making significant contributions to […]
Did you know that the events God foreknew in 1 Samuel 23 did not occur, challenging the Calvinistic belief that God predetermines events1? This fact opens up a discussion on John Calvin’s doctrines of grace and their defense by John Gill. John Calvin and John Gill are giants in Reformed theology, making significant contributions to […]
The Rabbinic Oral Torah is integral to the preservation of Jewish heritage and the continuation of ancient wisdom across the ages. Following the destruction of the Second Temple nearly 2000 years ago, it emerged as essential for interpreting and adapting religious practices for the contemporary era. This tradition has been pivotal in guiding the Jewish […]
Did you know Gamaliel the Elder, also known as Rabban Gamaliel I, was a big name in the Talmud? He was the head of the Great Sanhedrin in Jerusalem back in the 1st century CE. His dad was Hillel the Elder, a famous Jewish sage12. Gamaliel was known for his deep knowledge of Jewish Law, […]