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I Worked at a Hospital. Here’s Why Handwashing is More Than Hygiene.
I had not even considered including God in my recently obsessive hand washing ritual. Pesach is a great reminder that this can be a beautiful spiritual practice.
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How to Handle the Virus of Fear
We interrupt your hand-washing to remind you of two things: first, God is still God, and secondly, hysteria can be even more dangerous than the virus...
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A Chronological Look at How Jesus Spent his Last Week Leading up to Passover
Learn how Jesus spent his last week leading up to Passover, culminating in his death and resurrection.
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as the Jewish Messiah
Because every Jewish person has the right to make up their own mind about Jesus
Facilitate Jewish
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Because faith in Jesus is a viable and thriving expression of Jewish life
Provide spiritual care
and local services
Because loving our neighbors is what being Jewish and for Jesus is all about
Have you met the real Jesus?
Some of the popular ideas about Jesus that we’re familiar with today don’t remotely capture what the original biographies of his life tell us about him.
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“It was at that moment I remembered tearing Jews for Jesus posters off of a telephone pole years before. I had told my friend these people were liars, that you can’t be Jewish and believe in Jesus.”
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“I was spiritually dry, and found myself seeking answers in an Orthodox Yeshivah. Within eight or nine months, I was completely fed up and confused. I left feeling empty. The God I had once believed in seemed far away, if He even existed.”
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“I felt I hadn’t found what I was looking for. Something was wrong. I thought that if I could find a combination of New Age and Judaism, my search would be over.”
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“I realized that Jesus had never been anything else but a Jew, and I accepted Him into my life. Today I am very outspoken about my faith. After surviving Auschwitz, what do I have to lose?”
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“Jewish faith in Jesus was handed down from generation to generation on both sides of my family, so my parents are Jewish Iranian believers in Jesus.”
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