Articles

Aaron Eby
The Torah commands that we observe a certain holiday on the first day of the seventh month. Scripturally, it is given two... Read »
D. T. Lancaster
A man goes to the doctor to get some test results. As he sits in the doctors office he sees that there are three folders on... Read »
Aaron Eby
Two “Heads” Are Better than One?If you compare a modern-day Jewish calendar with passages in the Torah that refer to the... Read »
Aaron Eby
Sukkot in JerusalemThe holiday of Sukkot is not only lots of fun, but it is also deeply meaningful and spiritually... Read »
D. Thomas Lancaster
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D. T. Lancaster
The fast of Tammuz occurs forty days after Shavu’ot to mark the day Moses descended from Mount Sinai, saw the golden calf,... Read »
Steven Lancaster
Around 325 CE, Eusebius (c. 260-341), Bishop of Caesarea, church historian and contemporary of Emperor Constantine, thrilled... Read »
D. Thomas Lancaster
Apostolic lore preserves much teaching about the abundance of wine in the messianic era that sheds light on the significance... Read »
D. Thomas Lancaster
The bishop Papias presided over the Christians in Hierapolis. The city of Hierapolis was situated near Laodicea and Colossae... Read »
D. Thomas Lancaster
Buried lay the old teachings of Christ…but to us, the least of all, the most insignificant on the earth, to us the poor and... Read »
D. T. Lancaster
The Omer and the MessiahOn the same day that that Caiaphas and his associates tried the Master, apostles of the Sanhedrin... Read »
D. T. Lancaster
The Emperor's daughter said to Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananiah: "What beautiful Torah in an ugly vessel." He replied, "Learn... Read »