It was on this day, in 1903, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion was first published in a series of articles in a Russian newspaper. “The Protocols” was a fictional work intended, solely, to discredit Jews and blame them for most of the world’s ills. Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Elie Wiesel, had this to […]
Have you observed the number of times in the New Testament, when Christ shared a parable, which by definition is a story concealing a unique fact or truth? When preaching outdoors, Christ spoke of wheat, tares, fish, nets, birds and other natural objects to emphasize his narratives. Paul shared his testimony on numerous occasions, using […]
It was on this day, in 1930, that the New York Public School System first introduced Hebrew as a curriculum. This was not the first time Hebrew had been studied in America. The study of the Hebrew language had long been established in America, going back to colonial times. In fact, Harvard University taught Hebrew […]
It was on this day, in 1949, that the Israeli Knesset passed a law that required all Jewish youth, both male and female, to serve in the Israeli military. This was deemed to be a necessity if the state of Israel was going to survive, considering that it was surrounded by so many enemies. Everyone […]
It was on this day, in 1942, that a group of Jewish refugees who had fled to Vichy, France were rounded up by Nazi collaborators. This part of France was supposed to be free of Nazi occupation, but even without their actual presence, their influence was still felt. This concept is true with the Adversary, […]
If you’re old enough to remember the 1980 Winter Olympics, you might remember the historic hockey game between the United States and the Soviet Union. When it was certain that the United States would win, sportscaster Al Michaels exclaimed, “Do you believe in miracles?!” Of course, a sporting event isn’t really that important when compared […]
It was on this day, in 1950, that “Operation Magic Carpet,” a migration of over 45,000 Yemenite Jews to Israel, officially concluded. This is just one of many examples where Jewish people from around the world have made aliyah, which is to immigrate to the land of Israel. That’s amazing when you consider that a […]
In Matthew 23, Jesus made it very clear that matters of the heart, rather than outward trappings, are what the Father is most interested in when it comes to people. To those who tended to focus upon the outward appearance of things, He said: “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you pay tithe […]
Few Christians can say they are “too blessed to be stressed,” but many can say they feel “too stressed to be blessed.” Each person deals with stress differently. Some maintain exercise routines for relief. Others take vitamins and carefully guard their eating habits. Often working individuals plan extended vacations and seasons of time to get […]
It was on this day, in 1267, that Moses Ben Nahman, better known as the sage Nachmanides, arrived in Jerusalem to establish a Jewish community there. After the defeat of the Bar Kohkba rebellion in 135 AD, the Romans completely destroyed Jerusalem and built a smaller city on the site called Aeila Capitolina. From that […]
