Zoom Talk from Jerusalem Is Isaiah 53 really the “Forbidden Chapter”? Watch a fascinating Zoom talk with Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, founder and Jerulsalem director of Jews for Judaism. Discover the truth about this often quoted passage. Perfect for anyone curious about this misunderstood chapter. For more information on the topic
Isaiah 7:14 is one of the most important Christian proof texts and provides the foundation for the idea of the virgin birth of Jesus. Christians insist that the word "almah" in this verse means virgin. In this video we will use the Hebrew Bible to demonstrate that
The Mutation of Antisemitism | Animation | By Rabbi Jonathan Sack z'l In recent months and years we have seen the return and rise of antisemitism across Europe and around the world. But how has antisemitism mutated over time? And why does its return today present a danger not just
Marriage and a Meanignful Relationship with God This shore video focuses on God, Marriage and a Meaningful life. Did you know the Kohen Gadol had to be married to serve in the Beit HaMikdash? This week's Torah portion teaches us the beauty of exclusive devotion. Just like a
True or False: "Your Not A Jew Any More" Imagine a father whose child wanders away—does that change their bond? This week's Parsha B'har/Bechukotai insights from Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, the founder of Jews for Judaism, delves into the unbreakable connection between Hashem
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This program shows how Christian missionaries approach the Jewish Bible with a preconceived agenda and ultimately see what's not there and don't see what is there. This convoluted approach leads them to quote passages out-of- context so they can inject their beliefs into the Jewish
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The "Christian Right" has emerged as the most enthusiastic supporters of Israel in the world. At the same time, all Evangelicals believe that it is their responsibility to bring all people, including Jews, to Christian faith. This lecture examines the many reasons that draw Evangelicals to Israel and
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The Elephant in the Room of Jusdaism is a lecture from Rabbi Michael Skobac that explores the discomfort many Jewish people have with speaking about God and the ambivalent nature of our relationships with Him. We examine some of the reasons for these difficulties and offer guidance on developing a
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Many people who abandon Judaism, or just don't connect with it, claim that they did not find it to be very spiritual. This lecture seeks to understand what is meant when we speak about spirituality and how Judaism provides avenues to satisfying this profound personal need. This includes
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