Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri, the leading kabbalist rabbi of Israel recently passed from this life at the age of 108. Close friends of his stated that before his passing, Rabbi Kaduri claimed to have met the Messiah nearly three years ago, and since that time has been urging Jews to return to the Land and be …
Ever wonder why some ice creams (particularly those that are reddish in color), strawberry milk, candied cherries, fruit drinks, candy yogurts (outside of the gelatin issue), IMITATION crab meat (made from kosher fish, such as Pollock/Snow Cod), and other seemingly kosher foods are never given the Kosher stamp of approval? It seems that there has …
A friend of mine, whom I met when we went to FFOZ’s Wooden Podium, in Minnesota, has a blog that is definitely worth checking out. It’s called JustingJ.Org, and the topics he covers vary, but his primary focus is Judaism and Early Christianity. He also throws in some Mac stuff and some programming stuff here …
This week’s Torah portion will begin Shemot (Exodus), and begins the story of Moshe Rabeinu (Moses, our Teacher) and the Great Exodus by which Hashem defines His identity throughout Scripture. If you haven’t begun reading the weekly Torah portion, I would encourage you to begin. You will be amazed at how timely the lessons from …
Recently the book of Hebrews has come under the scrutiny of a prominent Messianic leader and has caused quite a stir within the Messianic/Torah community. This particular leader has cast doubt upon the creditability and the canonization of this book. Unfortunately, this has stemmed from what I term “Reactionary Theology.” This particular leader was publicly …
