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The Passover Celebration and Jag Hamatzot

In this month of Abib (Nisan) begin the celebrations of the Feasts of the Eternal of Ysrael established in Vayikra (Levitic) 23 beginning with one of the most important Feasts such as the Passover holiday that commemorates the liberation of the Hebrew people from slavery with their departure from Egypt. Read more

How to Open Shabbat

Many people have told us that they want to open or receive Shabbat in their homes, but they don’t know how to do it. Let us give you a general idea of how to start Shabbat on Fridays before sunset. Read More

The 7 Laws of Noah Are A False Path

What does the Bible, the Word of the Creator, say about Traditions of Men?

In Isaiah (29:13) it is written: “This people (Jew) of lips honours me, but their heart is far from me. For in vain they honor me, teaching as doctrines, commandments of men. For leaving the commandment of Elohim, you cling to the tradition of men.“ Read more

The Fourth Seal of Apocalypse Was Open: War, Hanger and Pestilence

From the beginning of this year 2020 a virus was made real as the New York Times said on January 8, 2020 in an article by Sui-Lee Wee and Donald G. McNeil Jr:

“China identifies a new virus that causes a disease similar to pneumonia. The new coronavirus does not appear to be easily spread by humans, but researchers warn that more study is needed.” That virus is known today as the “Coronavirus (COVID-19)” Read more

Are the Old Testament / Tanakh Scriptures reliable?

The (Tanakh – Jewish Bible) Old Testament is a collection of religious writings by ancient Israelites. It is located in the first portion of the Christian Scriptures. It is formed by the Torah (first five books), the prophets and the psalms. About the 5th century BC the Jewish people saw the Torah (the Bible) as representing the authoritative of Elohim; by the 2nd century BC, the Prophets and Psalms had a similar status. Read more

Orthodox rabbis do indirectly see the Netzarim Jews as part of Judaism

Clearly, we can see that some Orthodox rabbis indirectly see the Messianic Jews Netzarim (Jesus-man-not God) as part of Judaism. Read More

Messianic Jews Grow in the World in 2022

To date, 15 of Marche 2022 there are about 2,500,000.00 of people believing in Yeshua like the Mesias of Israel and that follow the precepts and commandments of the Torah in his daily life and about 1 million additional people who are not affiliated to any institution or Congregation but practicing the Jewish roots of faith. These people are called “Messianic Jews” or “Netzarin Jews”. Read more

Women in Messianic Ministry

Many people, including Bible scholars, affirm that Paul said that women cannot be in any important position in congregations. This is false.

This false assumption is based on:

1 Timothy 2:12-15: “And I do not allow a woman to debate publicly nor to usurp the authority of a man, but to be in silence Read more

Kosher Food According to Elohim

Many think that the Elohim law for food According to Acts 10:9-23 has been abolished, or they say it does not apply to Christians today.

THAT IS TOTALLY FALSE. Let’s see Read more

The Third Temple Will be Built in Jerusalem for the Coming of Messiah

The tabernacle was built in the year 1447 BC. The temple of Salomon was built the year 967 BC and was destroyed by Babylon the year 586 BC. Then it was rebuilt by Nehemiah in the year 516 BC and was constantly improved until the year 24 AD by Herod. It was again destroyed in the year 70 A.D. and has not been build since that year, but in a few years it will be rebuilt again.. Read More

Differences between Hebrew, Jew, and Israelite

According to Judaism 101 (http://www.jewfaq.org/whoisjew.htm), a “Jew is any person whose mother was a Jew or any person who has gone through the formal process of conversion to Judaism“.

If you or I am not born from a Jewish mother or have not gone through a formal conversion to Judaism, but love Torah and are observant of all its precepts and follow Yeshua as the Messiah of Israel, what are we biblically? Read more