Monthly Archives: August 2012

As mentioned earlier, I believe that frequently the victimization narrative being promulgated in the name of the Palestinians is a clever, even cunning, propaganda approach designed to undermine Western support of the State of Israel.  In his fine book, A … Continue reading →

I have already shared with all of you how I feel obliged at this time in my life and in the flow of current events to do some intensive study on the situation in the Middle East, especially related to … Continue reading →

This is another foundational study for understanding what the Bible teaches concerning the Jewish people and the Land of Israel. I did these studies about ten years ago to answer some questions for my own benefit. Both those who agree … Continue reading →

This study fulfills my promise to address at greater length how Scripture prophesies the return of the Jews to the Land apart from Yeshua faith, with this being a final return, not to be confused with return from the Babylonian … Continue reading →

This study further presents Scripture’s arguments for Israel’s land rights in the area, which was the concern covered in the previous blog posting. In the next study, the rights of others in the area will be addressed. This posting was … Continue reading →

Grounded theory is an inductive approach to formulating a theory which starts with an examination of the data, detecting and categorizing what one observes, and letting the theory emerge. This is to be contrasted with an approach which sets out … Continue reading →

Having been a Jewish Yeshua believer for 50 years, and even living in California, you might be surprised to discover that I have never been a “prophecy freak,” not at all. I’ve never been preoccupied with the Rapture, the end … Continue reading →

Today is the first of Ellul, the last of the Hebrew months which leads up to Rosh HaShana, the Jewish New Year. This is a month of introspection, so that, for example, this morning, in synagogues around the world, the … Continue reading →

This is going to be the last of my posts on women in leadership. The series has been interesting, but has gone a bit long.  The next series may go even longer . . . but I think it has … Continue reading →

Paul’s First Letter to Timothy, together with his Second Letter to him and the Letter to Titus are collectively called the “Pastoral Epistles.” These were written by the apostle to his protégés serving congregations in Ephesus (Timothy) and Crete (Titus) … Continue reading →