Thanks for joining our Sunday Bible study for Part 2 — how the autumn Jewish Feast Days and High Holidays connect to Jesus. As a Messianic Jewish believer, in Part 1, I wrote that “heads would ...

For Jewish Christians the Bible is not just a sacred text but a living document ... Similarly many Jewish Christians observe Jewish feasts such as Sukkot and Shavuot drawing parallels between ...

When you think of Jewish holidays, most non-Jewish people know about Hanukkah, Passover, Yom Kippur maybe. But what about Shavuot?

The Hebrew and Gregorian calendars don't match up, so dates will vary each year in the U.S. In Israel it is a one-day holiday, ending at nightfall on 6 Sivan. When is Hanukkah in 2023?

Note: The author of this article writes “G-d” with hyphenation to respect an interpretation of a Jewish rule about honoring the Holy One’s name. Purim, or the Feast of Lots, is a Biblical ...

Year one of this calendar begins on the first day of creation, according to the Hebrew Bible, which corresponds to the year 3761 B.C. in the Gregorian calendar.

The Jewish feast of Passover, when families share the stories of their ancestors and eat traditional foods, such as matzah and maror, is just weeks away. Passover, also known as Pesach, dates back ...

Being a Jewish believer in Jesus since age 20, I relish how the New Testament fulfills the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible). The Jewish Feast Days, including the two High Holidays, are significant ...

Shavuot, which means "weeks" in Hebrew, is probably the most important Jewish holiday non-Jews have never heard of, commemorating the single most important event in Israel's history. Here's what ...