• Redemption of the firstborn – Redemption – Part 1

    Redemption of the firstborn – Redemption – Part 1

    Redemption is quite a complex concept, but we need to understand this in order to comprehend what Y’shua did for us when He redeemed us and to see the future redemption of Israel. This is the first of a few posts focusing on different aspects of redemption. We shall start off with a study on…

  • Joshua’s Altar has been found on Mount Ebal

    Joshua’s Altar has been found on Mount Ebal

    During our latest trip to Israel for the feast of Sukkot, we had the wonderful opportunity to visit Mount Ebal. This is normally impossible as this is part of the “occupied territories” also better known as Samaria (Shomron in Hebrew). Before I continue, let us back up a little. During one of our previous trips,…

  • Internet etiquette taught by James, the brother of Y’Shua

    Internet etiquette taught by James, the brother of Y’Shua

    To communicate effectively is a skill, almost an art. Our words can be as sweet as honey or as sharp as a two-edged sword; the power of life and death is in the tongue. Many secular books have been written about effective communication, and many passages in Scripture covers the topic of the tongue and…

  • Lessons from Sukkot

    Lessons from Sukkot

    We just had the privilege of celebrating the Biblical feast of Sukkot! We celebrated the feast by camping on the roof of a building with other believers. It has been an amazing time, and we have experienced and learned so much. This feast of Sukkot is indeed multi-facetted. It is a festival of rejoicing before…

  • Introduction to Bible Study – Know what you read

    Introduction to Bible Study – Know what you read

    This is the first part of our investigation into Bible study. We will start this journey by getting to understand exactly what it is we are reading when we read the Bible. I often hear the phrase “but what does the original text say?” I am not always convinced that the people asking this question…

  • Traditions – good or bad?

    Traditions – good or bad?

    It is Friday; the sun is almost setting and a family gathers in their home all dressed up and ready to start their Sabbath celebration. The aroma of the prepared dinner is mouth-watering and the children giggle in anticipation. Mother and Father are getting the last things arranged. Everybody finds their places at the beautifully…