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Yinon, taken from Psalm 72:17, means "to increase," "to endure," or "continue." Yinon is also an ancient reference to the Messiah.
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A little bit of gratitude
My maternal grandfather served in U.S. Army intelligence during WWII, and helped liberate Dachau (he was both a survivor and a liberator). My paternal grandfather served as a midshipman in the Navy on the Battleship New Mexico. Joshua’s paternal grandfather … Continue reading
Tragic Events
This weekend the world experienced two very tragic events: Japan The first was the multiple earthquakes and tsunami that began on Friday, March 11th, that has devastated Japan. As of today, the BBC reports the death tole currently stands at … Continue reading
What Do You Think?
We would appreciate hearing from you … General Interest Our blog exists for you … our readers. Therefore, what would you like to see on our blog in 2011? What kind of topics, discussions, or questions do you find most … Continue reading
Top Posts of 2010
As the year 2010 draws to a close, we review the top posts of the year, the most controversial posts, and some other interesting stats: Posts With The Most Views 1) Messianic Judaism and Coffee (347 pageviews) 2) Is Messianic … Continue reading
Happy Father’s Day!
To our own dads’ – and all the others out there, Happy Father’s Day!
New Blog: MIDRASH, etc.
Rabbi Carl Kinbar, Provost of MJTI and Director of its School of Jewish Studies has a new blog. The blog, MIDRASH, etc. focuses on Midrash and other topics related to Jewish texts.There is a great need for more blogs on … Continue reading
Snowed In
Update 2/11/10: Today I’m writing after phase II of Snowmageddon, which has left a total of 55″ of snow, thousands of people (still) without power, and streets buried in snow. Some say the last time DC experienced this much snow … Continue reading
2009 in Review
The Best and ‘Worst’ of Yinon in 2009As 2010 quickly approaches we decided to do a review of Yinon Blog over the past year. What were some of the most popular, most interesting, or maybe the most controversial posts of … Continue reading
A Very Special Thank You
Monique and I would like to thank our good friend Yahnatan Lasko (@ Gathering Sparks) for all of his help giving Yinon Blog a much needed face lift. Let us know what you think about the new look, and make … Continue reading
Crossing the Country
We apologize if the posts have been a little sparse the last week and a half. As many of you know, we have been packing up our home in Los Angeles in preparation for our move to the East Coast. … Continue reading