The Feast of the Future!
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel The biblical holidays of the Jewish people have great spiritual significance, and today I want to examine the Feast of Tabernacles happening this week and [...]
The Trump Declaration
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel Concerning President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, an Arab friend wrote in frustration: Balfour Declaration of 1917 and Trump Declaration of 2017 [...]
We Are Living in an Extended Period of Grace
Christine Darg "They [the Jewish people] will fall by the edge of the sword, and will be led captive into all nations. Jerusalem will be trampled down by [...]
Amicus Curiae for a Retrial of Jesus
Dr. Pitcher By John David Pitcher Jr., MD Recently a renewed interest in the trial of Yeshua (Jesus is his English name) has occurred. 'Rabbi' Ariel Cohen Arollo [...]
The Prophecy of the Big Reversal
Christine Darg By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel The 9th of Av is a very solemn day for the Jewish people. They read the Book of Lamentations and sit [...]
Did Paul Go to Mt. Sinai?
Dr. Pitcher By John David Pitcher Jr. “Through Midrash Can We Prove that the Apostle Paul Went to Mount Sinai?” Tradition (1) has it that the Apostle Paul [...]
Restoration of Brotherhood in Mideast
Christine Darg at Rachel's Tomb, Bethlehem By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel Some of history's most tragic figures are failed political leaders and religious imams who teach their people [...]
John 3: 16 Commentary: 'The One and Only'
Dr. Pitcher By John David Pitcher Jr., MD While putting together the sequel "I AM your brother" to "God in Person, El Shaddai", I came across an uncommon [...]
The Mystery of the Counting of the Omer
Christine Darg By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel "It is the glory of God to conceal things, but the glory of kings is to search things out." (Proverbs 25: 2) [...]
You're Accepted Because Messiah Was Rejected
Dr. Pitcher By John David Pitcher Jr., MD In the Hebrew Scriptures, there are nine verses where “Inverted Nuns” (pronounced "noons") are used as annotations. There is no [...]