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jueves, 17 de abril de 2025

The red heifer: Catalyst for war or harbinger of global peace?

A new book investigates in intricate detail the story of Christian ranchers in Texas who bred red heifers and brought them to Israel.

The red heifer in its new home at the Ancient Shiloh heritage site. Credit: Binyamin Regional Council.

The laws about the red heifer are among the most enigmatic of any of the biblical commandments. Even a king as notably wise as Solomon, as admitted in Ecclesiastes, could not fully comprehend their logic.

Partly, this is due to the rarity of their presence in our midst; indeed, only nine heifers have ever been sacrificed from the time of Moses until the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 C.E. In both Judaism and Christianity, the appearance of viable red heifer candidates heralds the Messiah.

martes, 25 de mayo de 2021

Rabbi Stephen Slater talks a lot about God. He credits his Baptist missionary parents.

Rabbi Stephen Slater at the entrance of Temple Beth-El in Birmingham, Ala. (Kim Eriksson)

(JTA) — Rabbi Stephen Slater’s rabbinate breaks the mold in all sorts of ways.

Though he graduated from the unaffiliated Hebrew College Rabbinical School, he identifies with the Conservative movement and is the only one of the suburban Boston school’s graduates to join the movement’s rabbinic group.

Though Slater came to the rabbinate as the culmination of a decade of spiritual searching, he has thrown himself into interfaith and social justice work at the Alabama synagogue he has led for the past three years, spearheading the growth of a visitor’s center highlighting the Birmingham synagogue’s role in the civil rights struggle and developing close relationships with local Black pastors.

miércoles, 12 de mayo de 2021

Nadia Cattan/ Los primeros judíos que siguieron a Jesús


Enlace Judío México e Israel – Jerusalén, siglo 1. Las necesidades de cada día consumen a la población de Judea, pues como una provincia Romana más, su gente tiene que lidiar todos los días con los altos impuestos que hay que pagar. En este contexto un puñado de hombres y mujeres judíos se lamentan por una reciente crucifixión, se trataba de un judío llamado Yoshua, que tuvo el atrevimiento de desafiar a las autoridades judías de su tiempo, además de llamar cueva de ladrones al sagrado Templo.

jueves, 29 de abril de 2021

‘Rabino’ ultraortodoxo en Jerusalén es un misionero cristiano encubierto


Enlace Judío.- Una comunidad judía ultraortodoxa en el barrio Guiv’á Tzorfatit de Jerusalén quedó conmocionada el domingo después de que, según informes, un miembro prominente de la comunidad fuera denunciado como misionero cristiano encubierto.

La familia recibió apoyo de la comunidad ultraortodoxa cuando la madre murió de cáncer. El padre trabajaba como escriba y mohel. Los investigadores dicen que fingieron ser judíos para mudarse a Israel.

Beyneynu, una organización sin fines de lucro que monitorea la actividad misionera en Israel, dijo el domingo que había estado “investigando el caso de un misionero

martes, 16 de febrero de 2021

‘Christ born of Mary’: 1st proof of early Christianity found in Galilee village

Greek inscription provides evidence of a hitherto-unknown 5th century Byzantine-era church; the find ‘closes a circle’ on Christian settlement in small Jezreel Valley village Taibe.

A late 5th century CE Greek inscription, 'Christ born of Mary,' recently found in the village of et-Taiyiba (Taibe) in the Jezreel Valley. (Tzachi Lang/Israel Antiquities Authority)

With the words, “Christ born of Mary,” archaeologists have discovered the first evidence of an early Christian settlement from 1,500 years ago in what is today the location of a small Arab village near Nazareth.

According to Israel Antiquities Authority researchers, a recently discovered Greek inscription dedicated to the Christian Messiah had originally been laid at the entry

lunes, 30 de noviembre de 2020

THE SECOND TEMPLE CONSTRUCTION JUST CAME TO LIFE, AND IT’S MAGNIFICENT

What an unbelievable video to watch. Getting a glimpse at the construction of G-d’s house of worship is inspiring. The Second Temple was glorious!




The Second Temple

Jerusalem – what a majestic city! Of course, Jerusalem today is a city of splendor. But can you imagine what ancient Jerusalem was like with the Temple standing?

The Second Temple was known to be beautiful. Although this video doesn’t do it justice, it can help us imagine what it looked like. Learning about the House of G-d

martes, 7 de abril de 2020

With Everything Going On, We Must Believe The Mashiach Is Coming Soon

What could all of what is going on possibly mean? Meilech Kohn is a one-of-a kind singer. He knows how to inspire like so few others can. This fascinating artwork of a video will take you on a trip through modern Jewish history with the use of sand, a canvas, and a very talented set of hands.



When things are tough, it is only natural to turn to a higher authority for divine guidance and help. Whether it is a person suffering during a world calamity like the Holocaust during World War II, or a person struggling to get through the present world pandemic, the ancient song of “Ani Maamin,” “I Believe,” has inspired people worldwide. It is the belief in a better time that will one day come in the End of Days.