MESSIANIC JEWISH STUDIES

ISRAEL: THE TWELVE DIVINE DISTINCTIONS Understanding Israel's Eternal Calling, Prophetic Destiny, and Role in the Return of Messiah Why has Israel, a nation so small in geography yet so immense in biblical significance, remained at the center of world history, conflict, and prophecy for thousands of years? Why have powerful empires risen and fallen while the Jewish people have survived persecution, dispersion, and re eated attempts at their destruction? Find out!

During the long and suffocating night of the Holocaust, one only a few dutch families bore both unspeakable tragedy and breathtaking triumph.​ Their survival was not written in certainty but carved out of sacrifice. A Dutch family—ordinary in station but extraordinary in faith—risked everything: their safety, their livelihood, and the very lives of their children. They opened their home and their hearts, hiding others marked for death. Every knock at the door could have mea

Before we answer the question posed, we must provide a historical foundation of Israel’s journey to the land in the context of the political environment, and the challenges posed in the preceding years of 1948. Here we provide a brief overview, with some critical touchstones that formed Israel’s path back to her land. Ultimately, we answer the question. Whose Land Is It Anyway? ​ First, numerous names are given in the Bible for Israel. There is the Land of the Hebrews (Genesi

Our purpose is not to dwell upon or rehearse the historical failures of Christian antisemitism, but rather, seek to gain a deeper understanding of Church history and its impact upon the Jewish people. Through this understanding, we develop the awareness, compassion, and sensitivity necessary to become more effective witnesses of the Gospel to the Jewish people. As we build upon this foundation, believers are better equipped to fulfill the biblical mandate expressed in Romans

October 7 is not merely a date to be remembered. It is a wound. For the Jewish people, it reopened memories buried deep in our collective history—memories of families hunted, homes invaded, children murdered, women brutalized, hostages taken, and human beings targeted simply because they were Jews. For me, October 7 struck even deeper because I am the son of a Holocaust survivor. The Holocaust is not distant history in my family. It is family history. My father escaped Hollan