Issues 03:01 I Escaped from Hitler Twice

Just off an old road through the forest not far from Vaysechvoos stood a little willow tree, and next to the willow was a shack that Yossel called home. Yossel was the Dyer’s assistant. He was an ugly little man with stooped shoulders and a scraggly beard. One of Yossel’s legs was shorter than the […]

When a Jew comes to believe in Jesus, it not only affects his life but the lives of those closest to him—his family. This was certainly the case when Steve Wertheim, the son of a Jewish immigrant, came to believe in Jesus. Steve’s father, Fred, was born in Germany in 1925. The son of a […]

Recently a dialogue was held at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School near Chicago between certain Jewish leaders and leaders of the evangelical Christian movement. Most of the meetings were conducted in closed sessions, but in one open session, an impassioned Jewish leader spoke to the issue of the Holocaust. His address was very moving, and in […]

Not a Haman, a Pharoah or a Hitler a holocaust an inquisition a pogrom can prevent the hand of God from protecting His people Israel. Not the scorch of flame, drowning waters or bomb in the market a burning synagogue a bloodied sword a canister of Zyklon B can prevent the hand of God from […]