Tag Archives: Jews

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ For nearly 2,000 years, the question of Israel and the Messiah has remained one of the greatest mysteries in history. The Bible speaks of a time when the eyes of Israel will be opened, and the Jewish people … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Jesus and the Cause for Division – Does Jesus bring unity and peace? Division and Chaos? ______________________________________________________________ 49 “I have come to bring fire on the earth, and how I wish it were already kindled! 50 But I have a baptism to … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________   The package presents the four canonic gospels in the Jewish perspective of the first century.  The synoptic gospels — Mark, Matthew and Luke — written about 60 AD, are  biographies of  Jesus, whereas the gospel of John is … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________   In the Synoptic Gospels, Jesus often instructs demons, his disciples and others to conceal His identity.  After God identified Jesus as His beloved Son during the Transfiguration, Jesus commanded the disciples “to tell no one what they had … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________     ______________________________________________________________   Jesus Thought He Was God The evidence in the Gospels suggests Jesus claimed to be God.  He did so in a very Jewish way.  Jesus performed signs and wonders to reveal His identity.  However, the … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________     ______________________________________________________________   The Jewish people awaited a political messiah to liberate them from the Roman Empire.  Several pages in the Old Testament indicated the Messiah, and Jesus of Nazareth repeatedly referred to Himself and His mission in … Continue reading →