Two Houses of Israel
In recent years, a new theology has become popular in some Christian circles, often referred to as the Two Houses of Israel. What exactly is this theology and how does it relate to Christian-Jewish relations?
Shoftim (Judges) – Deuteronomy 16:18 – 21:9
These verses set forth guidelines to be followed by the kings of Israel, to ensure their righteousness and the absence of corruption in their kingdoms. Although, we no longer have kings, our political leaders would do well to follow these rules.
Meet David from Kochav Yaakov
Meet Rabbi David Feld from Kochav Yaakov! Join Maya Berretta as she interviews a Jewish pioneer, living in a community somewhere in Judea and Samaria. Meet the men and women who are personally fulfilling Biblical prophecy every single day.
NEUIGKEITEN AUS DEM KERNLAND-August 2023
Ein aufregender Wechsel nach 25 Jahren! Liebe Freunde, Es fällt mir besonders schwer, diesen Brief zu schreiben. … Read more
Re’eh (Behold) – Deuteronomy 11:26 – 16:17
We are often witness to the fact that the nations of the world hold the Jewish people and the State of Israel to a higher standard. Frankly, in most cases, those nations are not really interested in placing Israel on a higher pedestal, but creating a basis for criticism against Israel.
A Visit With Shmuel: Rechan
Today, I want to share with you my recent visit to Rechan, a lovely community in Northern Samaria. This community is located in the center of Biblical and historical Israel and today it is a lovely oasis of Jewish life.
Een tijd van hevige spanning
Israel is going through a very hard time. The Judicial Reform that was first introduced by the government seven months ago has created a huge storm of protest and dissension both in the Knesset and on the streets.
Een tijd van hevige spanning
Een tijd van hevige spanning Israël maakt een zeer moeilijke tijd door. De justitiële hervorming die zeven maanden geleden voor het eerst door de regering werd geïntroduceerd, heeft … Read more
Ekev (Because) Deuteronomy 7:12 – 11:25
Throughout their desert experience, the Children of Israel felt the pull to return to Egypt, and Moses needed to enable them to understand the advantages of freedom, which is accompanied by servitude to G-d. Therefore, it was critical that the Children of Israel be reliant upon G-d for their food and water and understand that simple food and water from G-d as free persons is preferable to watermelon and fish in Egypt as slaves.
NIEUWS UIT HET HEARTLAND – Augustus 2023
Een opwindende verandering na 25 jaar! Dit is een bijzonder moeilijke brief voor mij om te schrijven. En ook een bijzondere. Al meer dan 25 jaar ben ik directeur van de organisatie die … Read more