Judaism

Jesus Christ is Gods only and eternal sacrifice and no other could ever fit the place. keep reading →

Because of a crime committed in Egypt, Moses was compelled to flee the country and seek refuge in the land of Midian. There, in the wilderness, he became a shepherd, a far... keep reading →

A traditional approach to Jewish conversion has been for a rabbi to turn away a seeker three times before accepting that the seeker truly wants to become a member of the... keep reading →

During recent years, my spiritual development has grown exponentially. My training as a Reiki Master was an entrée to my connection. Exploration of Kabalistic Meditation... keep reading →

Is Matthew 24 Future or Fulfilled ? If Unfulfilled, Did Jesus Falsely State? Gary DeMar and Barry Horner debated when the events of Matthew 24 were or would be fulfilled.... keep reading →

As the title would suggest, this hub is a continuation of the previous one titled http://hubpages.com/hub/Of-Karaite-Things which I was reminded by a Rabbanite reader that I... keep reading →

I was out on a Shidduch/Jewish Date tonight and a non Jewish lady came over to ask what it's about. So I figured I would share how it works for those that might be curious as... keep reading →

Along the matted dirt path of Chongqing, children play in the fields bordering the green, mellow mounds not quite large enough to be mountains. “Ni hao!” I greet... keep reading →

Two verses in Leviticus (18:22 and 20:13) are frequently cited by people who condemn homosexuality and claim Biblical support. But are these verses (and others) really about... keep reading →

To be Kahana is to have roots that stretch back over the centuries providing a firm anchor into the past, present and future. It is to know that one's ancestors have shared... keep reading →