In this second interview Rabbi Chaim Eisen further explains why the covenant with Noah is so important. From Judaism’s perspective it is the essential basis of the morality that provides the basis for the redemption of each and every human being. (more…)
Rabbi Chaim Eisen is a Torah believing Rabbi who tries to build relationships between Jews and Christians. In this first part of a series of interviews he speaks about Judaism, and the meaning of the Torah. He explains that the Torah is the binding way of life given to Israel by God at the revelation of Sinai. (more…)
“I have no doubt in my mind that the real battle has to be fought and won in the secret place, many people do not understand the mystery of real intercession. Intercession is the deepest form of prayer and doesn’t require only your lips, it requires all of YOU, Spirit, Soul and Body!” Find out why…. (more…)
On a long car journey the signs are there to guide us but we are not to fix our eyes on them lest we crash by our eyes being taken off the task at hand. Signposts enable us to reach the desired goal. As we explore some recent historical signposts with Lance may it point us towards the desired goal. (more…)
Many supercessionists claim God has replaced Israel with the Church. They say there is no proof or Scripture in the New Testament to validate God’s purpose for Israel. Lance addresses this question by highlighting the restoration of Israel in the New Testament. (more…)
Why is Israel so central to world affairs today? The miracle of Israel can’t be swept under the carpet, it is no political accident, no disease but nothing short of a miracle. Here some of those miracles that point to its true significance. (more…)
Lance Lambert… We come now to a brief survey of the history of this period, dwelling particularly upon the time of Antiochus Epiphanes and the Macabees. Zerubbabel was the last of the royal princes of the House of David to take any office. The actual Throne of David became vacant when King Zedekiah was taken into exile in 586BC; there was no rightful, legal king or prince in Israel until Christ was born. (more…)
By Lance Lambert.. The Temple of Christ’s time was in fact neither Solomon’s nor Zerubbabel’s! And it would be well to trace the history of the Temple during these four hundred years. Going right back to the Tabernacle and representing the Eternal Purpose of God to dwell in the midst of His own, it was not only the focal point of the life of His people, and of their progress, but of conflict too. (more…)
by Lance Lambert ..During the Exile, God’s people were forever cured of idolatry. With the Temple destroyed, sacrifice ended, the Priesthood scattered, Jerusalem razed, the people deported, a new form of worship and fellowship grew up. We do not know how or when exactly the Synagogue started but somehow during the Exile, God’s children began gathering together for the reading and exposition of Scripture, and for worship and prayer. “Synagogue” is a Greek word meaning “a gathering of people,” a congregation” (Hebrew Knesset.) it is used 56 times in the N.T. (more…)
By Lance Lambert.. The Pharisees were a party on the extreme right wing, which grew up after the return from Babylon. They felt the need, in the light of the tremendous inroads of Hellenism, to protect the pure and true faith. Originally they were known as “The Chasidim” – The Pious. This broke into two wings – the small nationalistic political party called “The Zealots”[1] and the much larger, more popular party of the Pharisees probably a nickname,[2] but best understood as “Puritans.” (more…)
