Entries by Media Team
Isaiah 53 Resources
Some of the most powerful prophecies about the Messiah were made by the Jewish prophet Isaiah, who lived in the eighth century BCE. It was a turbulent time in the history of Israel: the kingdom was divided, and wars and invasions abounded as alliances were made and broken. In the midst of chaos, Isaiah paints […]
Purim Recipes
Hamantashen Hamantashen, a traditional Purim delight, is a three-cornered pastry filled with a poppy seed or other sweet filling.
Europe: Views of Israel and the Jewish People
France and the Jewish people: A “love story” gone wrong? By Guy Athia, Director of Chosen People Ministries in France Since the revolution of 1789 and the emancipation of the Jews proclaimed by Napoleon a few years later, there were several attempts to return to the previous status for the Jews living in France. The most […]
Purim: God Saves His People
The holiday of Purim celebrates God’s rescue of the Jewish people from the destruction plotted by Haman. The story is found in the Book of Esther. Although it is the only book in the Bible that does not mention God’s name, the Lord’s presence and guidance may be seen in each of the ten chapters […]
Seven Messianic Prophecies Fulfilled
God’s work through the history of the Jewish people is an integral part of His plan for all creation. This Bible study will strengthen your faith and could also serve to inspire your small group fellowship to pray for Chosen People Ministries’ staff members and volunteers as they carry out the Biblical mandate for Jewish […]
Israel’s Glorious Future: Redemption in Messiah
The Lord’s redeeming love is one of the great threads of the story of salvation that is set forth in the prophets. This love is not only for individuals, but also for the nations. And if it is true for the nations, it is certainly true for Israel! The story of Israel’s redemption is key […]
Behold Yeshua: The Passover Lamb of God
Have you ever heard a marvelous piece of news that left you thunderstruck and open-mouthed with amazement? Those in the presence of John the Baptist must have experienced exactly that as they listened to his words recorded in John 1:29: “Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” But what […]
From Law to Grace
By Elliot Klayman I did not choose to be born to Jewish parents into a modern Orthodox home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Nor did I choose to be circumcised the eighth day; or even to attend Cheder (Jewish Day School) and become a Bar Mitzvah – but this was my childhood. I had a strong Jewish […]
Silencing the Voice of Fear
By Jeff Lowenthal For four years I attended Hebrew school with my friends three times a week to prepare for my Bar Mitzvah, but it was in my second year that we discussed one issue that piqued my interest. “Jesus was a good man,” the teacher said. “He was a rabbi, but not the Messiah.” […]