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May 02, 2016

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What Jewish People Think When They Hear “Jewish Evangelism” Can a Jewish person believe in Jesus. We’ve heard Jewish People say, “You can’t be a Jew and believe in Jesus any more than you can be a vegetarian who eats meat.” It’s not that they’re belligerent.

Supersessionism: Nothing Super About It! | Jewish Voice

By Dr. Raymond L. GannonFirst century Messianic Jewish relations with both the Jewish and new Gentile Christian communities were soundly established upon the obvious realization that New Covenant Messianic faith was divinely poured forth through a Jewish vessel.

A Celebration of Jewish Culture

By Jonathan BernisAs a child growing up in a typical American Jewish family, I did not know much about Jesus, other than He was the god of Christianity. I’d been taught to believe He and His followers did not like Jewish People and that many atrocities had been committed against us Jews in His name.

Messiah, Our Passover Lamb

By Jonathan Bernis EDITOR'S NOTE: If you are one of our print magazine readers, you can continue the story from page 17 of the March/April 2012 edition. Our magazine is available online in PDF format and in print.

The Law of Evangelism

by Sid Roth As we reach out to the Jewish People with the Good News, we activate what I call the Law of Evangelism. When God called the first Jew, Abra- ham, it was with a heart to reach the rest of the world, the Gentiles.

Types and Shadows of Yeshua in the Old and New Covenants

By Jonathan BernisThe biblical symbolism of the Jewish Messiah and Redeemer of the world has been a mystery to mankind, but there is good news because God has given us the keys to understanding the things that are hidden (1 Corinthians 4:1).