Category: Hebrew – Jewish articles

by Daniel Mann

If anyone was a skeptic about Jews believing in Jesus, I was. Born to second-generation Jewish American parents in Brooklyn, I experienced much anti-Semitism growing up in the 1950s and ‘60s. Since my persecutors weren’t Jewish, I assumed they were Christian. When I was 14, there was talk that a certain Jewish family in my neighborhood had converted to Christianity. I was filled with disgust. How could Jews do such a thing?

by Jews for Jesus
April 21, 2021

Evidence of Jewish people following Yeshua as the Messiah can be traced back to about AD 30.  All of Yeshua’s first followers were Jewish, and the writers of the New Testament were Jewish.

by Jews for Jesus
April 23 2018

It is an all-too-common assumption that the concept of the Trinity is a purely Christian idea. But the idea of a God being a three-in-one unity actually has its roots in foundational Judaism and in the Hebrew Scriptures.

by Jews for Jesus
April 18 2018

The law states that Jews who believe in Jesus are not Jews for the purpose of making aliyah and the implication can be drawn that they are not Jews for any purpose. This has become increasingly problematic as there are more and more Israeli born Jews who have embraced Jesus as Messiah.

by Ben Volman

It is a widely-held misconception that a Jewish person who follows Yeshua as Messiah is no longer Jewish. This view has been mistakenly repeated both by Christians and Jews.

by Celebrate Messiah

The meaning which we crave, whether we are aware of it or not, is built into the fabric of the universe. But how are we to discern it?

by Jews for Jesus
July 15, 2016

When considering the identity of the Messiah, many Jewish people immediately discredit the candidacy of Jesus. They ask, ‘If Jesus was the Messiah, why didn’t he bring peace? What about all the prophecies he didn’t fulfill?’

by Dr. Eitan Bar
May 6, 2018

The ‘Oral Law’ has developed profound psychological ties with the Jewish soul over the years.

by Dr. Eitan Bar
April 28, 2017

Isn’t it prideful of us to claim that there is only one way to God? Don’t all paths lead to Him?

by Dr. Eitan Bar

Forget traditions, ceremonies, or any other religious rituals that aim to impress God. You have no need for some rabbi to think and decide for you. God created you with a mind and a healthy measure of logic so that you can investigate the prophecies of our Bible for yourselves.