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Jerusalem Temple makes appearance as election topic

editor 22 January 2013

By Israel Today Staff.. Amid all the pre-election arguing over diplomatic, security and economic issues, the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem made a brief appearance as a topic of fiery debate between two Israeli candidates. The episode began when Israel’s Channel 2 News in its Friday evening coverage of the election aired a video showing a member of the right-wing Jewish Home party purportedly stating that it “would be incredible” if the Dome of the Rock were to be blown up and a Jewish Temple rebuilt in its place. (more…)

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400 Silent Years? Anything but Silent!!! (Part 7)

editor 28 July 2011

By Lance Lambert.. The Canon of the Old Testament and other Jewish Literature. During these 400 years before Christ we discover three main streams of literary activity. Firstly, The Canon of the OT. We use the term ‘canon’ (meaning ‘measure’) to distinguish from other writings that which is divinely inspired and absolutely authoritative. (more…)

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Sitting at the Feet Of Rabbi Jesus

Henk Kamsteeg 13 January 2011

What would it be like to sit at the feet of Jesus and listen to the conversations with His disciples? What would it be like to be immersed in the prayers, feasts, history, culture and customs that shaped Jesus and those who followed Him? Would it change the way we read Scripture and deepen our understanding of the life of Jesus? (more…)

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What was Jesus’ connection with Jerusalem?

Kees de Vreugd 28 September 2010

Even today we can follow the footsteps of Jesus in Jerusalem. Many places in the city testify to His being there. Jerusalem is holy to Christians. But what does the New Testament say about Jesus and Jerusalem? Follow the footsteps of Jesus the Jew in Jewish Jerusalem. (more…)

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Nature of Judaism

Hubert Luns 14 December 2009

By Hubert Luns
The most important rule in Judaism, and this includes Hasidism, is that of ‘lernen’ (learning by experience), in Hebrew da’at, a term also applied to the tree of life. In Judaism, learning in its proper sense is contained in the Hebrew word ‘hagah’. Hagah means repeating something over and over again, periodically and cyclically. (more…)

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