Rabbi Reuven Wolf: Who Is The Jewish Messiah and When Is He Coming?
Salvador Litvak
October 27, 2020
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messiah
Why Bush shouldn’t talk to the Messianic Jewish Bible Institute
Rob Eshman
November 12, 2013
A media firestorm kicked up last week after Mother Jones broke the story that President George W. Bush was to be the keynote speaker at the annual fundraiser of the Messianic Jewish Bible Institute on Nov. 14.
Rabbi: Only messiah can straighten out gay ruling
Jewish Journal
June 28, 2013
A few stragglers took a bit longer to formulate their responses to the landmark Supreme Court decision this week on gay marriage.
Messianic Judaism’s new interfaith push in Beverly Hills
Jonah Lowenfeld
August 1, 2012
Since it opened in 2011, the Interfaith Center of Beverly Hills has been sitting mostly empty.
Messianic truth in advertising
Jewish Journal
June 26, 2008
Myers and the messianic movement are trying to pull the wool over the eyes of the Israeli public
David: Great Leader or Damaged Hero?
Mihal Lemberger
September 22, 2005
\”The Life of David\” by Robert Pinsky (Schocken Books, $19.95).
Every morning, pious Jews pray to God that \”the offspring of Your servant David may speedily flourish … for we hope for your salvation all day long.\”
The hope of future redemption and a return to ancient glory has long been a staple of Jewish life, based upon God\’s promise to David that \”your house and your kingship shall ever be secure before you; your throne shall be established forever.\”
Longing for the Messiah
Rabbi Eli Spitz
April 1, 2004
When we open our doors at the seder and invite Elijah the Prophet to sip the glass of wine that we have designated for him, we express our longing for
the Messiah. Elijah, in our tradition, will herald the arrival of a ruler who will enable a world of peace. The message of the seder is of hope: God, the Creator, entered history to free us from bondage, providing reason to believe that God will re-enter history to facilitate the final redemption.
Why Jews Don’t Accept Jesus
Rabbi David Wolpe
January 9, 2003
Why don\’t Jews accept Jesus as the Messiah or son of God?
Growing up in Philadelphia, I attended Akiba Hebrew Academy, a private Jewish school. In 11th grade, a Southern Baptist preacher came to speak to our class. He looked around the room, and with a kindly smile said, \”You seem like nice boys and girls. But I must tell you that unless you change your ways, you are all going to hell.\” I admired his honesty, but not his theology. I spent the next hour trying to think of a question that would stump him. As the class was ending, I raised my hand.
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