Antisemitism & Genocide: Understanding History
Genocide is a legal term defined by the United Nations in 1948. It refers to acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic,
God’s Principles Are the Key to Ending Slavery
Slavery was often legal and socially accepted in many societies, including Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, several African kingdoms, Islamic empires, and the colonial Americas. Enslaved people were treated as property, with little or
Rebekah’s Character and Age When She Married Isaac
The story of Isaac and Rebekah in Genesis 24–25 has often been discussed not only for its beauty but also for questions surrounding Rebekah’s age at the time of her marriage. This has inspired discussion for
Why I Support a Brave Leader Like Päivi Räsänen
It was a proud and blessed moment for me to be present at the Finnish Parliament in Europe. We were deeply honored to meet a sister in Christ, someone who
The More Alive We Become
In a world that prizes self-expression, personality, and freedom, the concept of obedience to a higher Divine authority may seem counterintuitive to many who do not know EL-YAH “The God
Torah’s prohibitions against mixing species
The Hebrew word “kil’ayim” is pronounced kil-ah’-yim, The word “kilayim” means mixture, either a mixture of seeds, plants, cross-bred animals or even cross-yoked animals. The Torah twice prohibits kilayim. Leviticus 19:19. The
Torah & Wisdom To Run A State
The Torah is not merely a Holy Scripture, it is a comprehensive God’s wisdom for building a just, ethical, and thriving society. Its laws and principles encompass governance, economics, justice,
Why Did Jesus Say: “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven”?
What is the will of the Heavenly Father? Are you truly known by Jesus, or are you taking His holy name in vain? Are you doing the will of the God’s Judgment on Deception and Dishonor
The Bible contains multiple instances where God closed the wombs of women, often as a form of judgment or as part of His divine plan. A common theme in such