s Messianic believers, we live in fascinating times. We are participants in the re-emergence of the spiritual remnant and nation of Israel. Our generation is the first in nearly 1900 years to see the land of Israel under an Israeli flag. We are also seeing a spiritual awakening of that remnant scattered in the nations.

The children of Israel prospered and grew into a nation serving a vigorous Egypt. But then Egypt became decadent—full of themselves under a new pharaoh who did not know how God had blessed them under Joseph, and the children of Israel suffered. When they cried out, God said it was time for them to leave. He delivered His people with great judgments.

Zephaniah is the pre-eminent prophet on the subject of “The Day of the Lord.” When that subject comes up, most believers don’t know how to react to it. This is partly due to how we avoid the subject of the “Day of the Lord” directly.

Have you ever considered what issue could be so powerful to cause your own family members and fellow citizens to hate you so much because you stand for the commandments of God?

Don’t act out of fear; act out of faith and God’s promise. Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your strength, and with all your mind. Obey His commandments. Get your Sukkah ready!

Yeshua spoke these words against the religious rulers of his day. These words are also appropriate for countering Maimonides. Maimonides did not have the authority to define a messiah apart from the prophecies and then dismiss Yeshua because He fulfilled the prophecies in Scripture.

Marriage is not a civil law; it is a religious law! And the Constitution forbids the federal government from making any law to establish or prohibit the free exercise of religion.

They are suggesting that the "Last Supper" was just a regular meal prior to Passover.

One of the fascinating themes throughout Scripture is the reference to bread. It is a staple in the human diet in just about every culture in the world. The Appointed Times of the Lord contain elements of bread in their celebration, and the Lord climaxed His teachings at His last Passover by saying He was the bread of life.

His name is Melchizedek (mel-kiz-e-dek) (in Hebrew Malki Tzedek) which means “king of righteousness.”