This year the ninth of Av begins at sundown on July 19th. Being told "no" is seldom a pleasant experience, especially when that answer is preceded by great hopes and expectations. It can take a long time to heal emotions after the sting of rejection is felt. Such is the case in parasha Shelach. Here the children of Israel are given an answer that proves to be almost more than...
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Do you want to know Yeshua better?
Eight years ago (2002), we introduced you to Volume Four: The Good News of Messiah, a Torah Club commentary on the Gospels and Acts. This fall, we are doing it all over with a whole new version of Volume Four titled Chronicles of the Messiah. The new Volume Four completely rearranges Torah Club's weekly Gospel readings to create a year-long journey through the life of the Master from his birth...
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As a Son of David, His family lineage shaped His destiny and validated His claim to be the Messiah King of Israel. By raising a following of students, He stepped into the role of head of household over His school...
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Life of the Party
The Miracle of Changing Water to Wine May Messiah, who came and changed water into fine wine, change us from wickedness to goodness. (Syriac Hymn) In the early days of Yeshua's vocation as a teacher, he miraculously transformed the water...
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Touring Masada Part 1
In this video blog, Daniel and Steven Lancaster join together to give you a glimpse into the holy land of Israel. Archaeology, geography, geology, along with the language and cultural history of the Land and the People of Israel make the words of the Torah, the Psalms, and the Prophets - the Scriptures of Israel - come alive. In this video blog you'll get a raw peak into the experience...
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Fire on the Mountain
Before tongues of fire ever fell upon the believers in Jerusalem, there was fire on Mount Sinai. The ancient Jewish Sages considered the biblical feast of Shavuot--also known as Pentecost--to be the anniversary of the day God spoke the Law...
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Intro to the Shema (Part I)
One of the most well-known elements of Jewish prayer is the Shema. The Shema is a core part of the prayer services every day, in the morning and in the evening. The Shema means much more to Judaism than simply a Scripture reading or a daily prayer. It is a summary of faith, mission, and identity all in one. It is often the first verse of the Bible that a...
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The Resurrection and the Days of the Omer
Counting the days of the Omer creates a countdown to Shavuot (Pentecost), traditionally considered as the time of the giving of the Torah and the time of the giving of the Holy Spirit.
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They Rise Up Against Us: Holocaust Awareness
In your Seder tonight at some point you will read: THIS is what has stood strong for our fathers and us. For there was not only one nation who rose up against us, but in each and every generation they rise up against us to put and end to us. But the Holy One, blessed is he, rescues us from their hand. First Fruits of Zion will be hosting a...
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What is the Meal of Messiah? Part 3 of 3
As you may have heard Vine of David is publishing the Vine of David Passover Haggadah and the Vine of David Meal of Messiah this year in time for Passover. (For pre-order and general information click here) While most believers in Messiah are familiar Passover and the traditional seder, very few have heard of the Meal of Messiah. To aid with this we have decided to post my forthcoming article...
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