Nisan is the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar when counting from Tishri, but it is counted as the first month in the Torah. God changed the calendar when he spoke to His servant, Moses, saying: “This month shall mark for you the beginning of the months; it shall be the first of the months ofContinue reading “Nisan – The Month of Miracles”
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Israel’s Promised Borders
Some 3,500 years ago the Canaanites inhabited the land that God promised to give to the offspring of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. God promised that He would give the land of Israel to the Jewish people as an eternal possession. The promise was unconditional, it could never be annulled. Forty years after the Exodus fromContinue reading “Israel’s Promised Borders”
Satan’s Plan to Destroy Israel
The Devil has tried to wipe out the tiny nation of Israel for thousands of years. He used the most powerful nations against the tiny country, the Pharaohs, Assyria, the Romans, Babylonians, Hitler and the Soviet Union. They were all unsuccessful and no longer exist today. Since the day of Israel’s rebirth, the forces ofContinue reading “Satan’s Plan to Destroy Israel”
Trump’s Solution for Gaza
Gaza is first mentioned in Genesis 10:19, as a town on the outer border of Canaan. From the first book of the Bible, Gaza was geographically included as part of the Holy Land, – in the book of Joshua later listed Gaza among Judah’s promised territories. In the days of the Patriarchs Canaan was inhabited byContinue reading “Trump’s Solution for Gaza”
The Miracles of Hanukkah
The Miracles of Hanukkah In 175 BCE, a new ruler, Antiochus IV, ascended to the throne of Syria. As did many rulers, he added the title Epiphanes (“God Manifest”) to his name; but many people referred to him instead as Antiochus Epimames (“The Madman”). Antiochus IV. took over Jerusalem and erected an altar to theContinue reading “The Miracles of Hanukkah”
Syria – from Aram to al-Sham
After the worldwide flood mentioned in Genesis, Noah’s son Shem became the father of Aram, whose descendants became the people known as Arameans (Genesis 19:22). They settled in Mesopotamia, within the Tigris–Euphrates river system – also known as the Fertile Crescent. Later, God called Abraham from that area (Ur in Mesopotamia). In Canaan, Abraham sent hisContinue reading “Syria – from Aram to al-Sham”
Pogroms Again?
At least ten people were injured and three others missing in Amsterdam Friday, after rampaging mobs of Muslim migrants hunted down and beat Jews on the street after a soccer match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax Amsterdam. Dutch politician Geert Wilders had an accurate assessment: “A pogrom in the streets of Amsterdam,” Wilders said. “We haveContinue reading “Pogroms Again?”
The Fallen Sukkah of David
Sukkot (also called Feast of Tabernacles) is considered the most important of the seven feasts of Israel. It is a week-long celebration to commemorate a time when God dwelt with the Jewish people in the desert. It also looks forward to a time when God will dwell with us again in the Messianic kingdom. WeContinue reading “The Fallen Sukkah of David”
The Blessing and The Curse
In his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed a choice for the nations of the Middle East and the world, between the “blessing” of expanded regional normalization or the “curse” of Iran, its proxies and Oct. 7. He said that the world must choose between aContinue reading “The Blessing and The Curse”
Is History Repeating Itself?
Some of you may remember the incident I wrote about in the fall of 2023, when an angry mob of Muslims stormed an airplane that had landed from Tel Aviv in Dagestan, because they thought there were Israeli Jews on it. – At that time an Istanbul bookstore posted a sign, “Jews not allowed”, inContinue reading “Is History Repeating Itself?”
