Drasha Noah and the Flood of Evidence Apr 06, 2023 Shalom Adventure Genesis 7-8 - Noah and the Flood of Evidence Sermon by Messianic Rabbi Jeff…
Heritage A Strange Anti-Semitic Story Apr 20, 2018 Lee Bigg In the city of Miskolc located in hungry there was a teenager named Csanad…
Articles Foreigner Apr 03, 2016 Brenda Nieves Have you ever been a 'foreigner?' In a foreign country, you're constantly aware…
Grafted Contrary Is There No Need to Defend Yeshua in the… Sep 02, 2016 GC Although it is well known that there are some very mixed feelings about…
Drasha Noah, Daniel, and Job Apr 26, 2018 Shalom Adventure Ezekiel 14. Noah, Daniel, and Job. Sermon by Messianic Rabbi Jeff Zaremsky.
Tanach The Hebrew Scriptures, also known as the Tanak contains 39 books divided into 3 sections. The… Tanach
Jewish Tradition, Pomegranates, and Golden Bells You may have noticed that pomegranates are often portrayed in Jewish art in decorations for… Jewish Tradition, Pomegranates, and Golden Bells
The Cantor Music is very important in Jewish life and has a significant role in the worship services.… The Cantor
Kippah A yarmulke in Yiddish, or a kippah in Hebrew, is a small head covering. Kippah literally means… Kippah
Elon Gold: Why The Jews Are Better Off Without Christmas… A little holiday comedy to kick off the season. Comedian Elon Gold explains why Jews are better… Elon Gold: Why The Jews Are Better Off Without Christmas Trees
Traditional Jewish Housewarming Gifts When a Jewish family moves into a new home, relatives and friends can bring housewarming gifts… Traditional Jewish Housewarming Gifts
Jewish Wedding Rings Even though we have modernized we still hold some sacred old traditions dear amongst the Jewish… Jewish Wedding Rings
Shabbat Candles One of the most well known Jewish customs connected with the observance of Shabbat (the… Shabbat Candles
Mekhitza-Jewish Tradition A mekhitza is a dividing wall or barrier that is used to separate men and women. It could be… Mekhitza-Jewish Tradition
The Bar Mitzvah and Jewish Tradition The word Bar Mitzvah (spelled בר מצוה in Hebrew) means "one to whom the commandments apply". The Bar Mitzvah and Jewish Tradition
Welcoming the Sabbath at the Western Wall Shabbat (Sabbath) at the western wall in Jerusalem. Welcoming the Sabbath at the Western Wall
What is a Get? A get is a divorce under halacha, or Jewish law. The word can also refer to the document that… What is a Get?
The Yiddish Handbook: 40 Words You Should Know The Yiddish language is a wonderful source of rich expressions, especially terms of endearment… The Yiddish Handbook: 40 Words You Should Know
Magen David The Magen David is the six pointed star also known as the Star of David. Magen David literally… Magen David
Burial vs Cremation: A Jewish Perspective A discussion of traditional versus current trends regarding burial is presented. Burial vs Cremation: A Jewish Perspective
Jewish Guide to Shiva Practices Shiva is a weeklong mourning period following the burial of an immediate relative in a Jewish… Jewish Guide to Shiva Practices