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 …
You say you want a revolution? What about a reformation? How about a Torah Reformation? Some people think that the Protestant Reformation was the greatest thing since sliced bread. But if you could foresee the impact of the Torah Reformation, the Protestant Reformation would look like a drip in an ocean compared to the tidal …
Not that many people would be interested, or even notice, but I’m taking the next three days off to head to the “midbar” (wilderness – literally) and seek Hashem. I have too many critical decisions to make regarding the direction of my family to have the noise and the affairs of every day life clutter …
I just heard that there has been a change of speakers at the annual Jerusalem Conference at the American Institute of Holy Land Studies (AIHLS), scheduled for the end of July. One of the speakers had to cancel and Daniel Gruber (author of Rabbi Akiba’s Messiah, The Torah and The New Covenant, etc.) will be …
Mentioned briefly in my previous post, Avi ben Mordechai, author of Messiah: Volumes I – III, has a new publication out. It is a 500+ page commentary on the book of Galatians, written from a Jewish perspective. In this Avi attempts to strip away all of the pretenses from previous scholarship surrounding Paul and his …
