Passover is now behind us, and it certainly was an eventful weeklong festival this year.

The ayatollahs are the successors of the pharaohs, as those who refuse to acknowledge the blessings of the Jewish people, and are bound to suffer the consequences.

Passover is central to the identity of Israel and the Jewish people. But this year’s has been a difficult holiday season.

We can all live in “biblical times.” And whether we want to or not, we do anyway. God was not just active long ago, He is active in our world today.

A summary of Messianic Jewish musings on the Lord’s Supper in its Jewish context by a small group of Messianic Jews during a year of discussions in Jerusalem

Israel has and is playing into the hands of its enemies, while Hamas and Hezbollah reap the rewards of the Jewish state’s internal disputes.

Gaza terrorists fire rockets at Israel in response to Temple Mount confrontation linked to Jewish efforts to sacrifice a Passover lamb. It’s a broken record.

Although the Christian Easter was born out of the Jewish Passover, the two holidays have very little in common. How did we get from the Temple sacrifice to rabbits and chocolate?

The Exodus from Egypt symbolizes for the Jewish people the transition from slavery to freedom, from a people who belonged to their masters to a people who are their own masters.