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By: Rev. Rebecca J. Brimmer, International President and CEO
EACH WEEK, WE JOIN THE JEWISH WORLD in reading the Torah (Gen.– Deut.) portion. The readings are divided in such a way that the en- tire Torah is read in a year. Jesus (Yeshua) and the disciples were well versed in the Torah and quoted from it frequently. I am not sure how you can understand the Writings of the Apostles (NT) without a firm foundation in the Torah and the rest of the Tanakh (OT). One of the Torah portions is called Terumah, and it is found in Exodus 25–27. The name Terumah means contributions, gifts or offerings. This portion begins a section of Scripture in which God gives detailed directions to build a Tabernacle together with its furnishings.
By Cheryl Hauer, International Vice President
The alarming global increase in anti-Semitism has Jewish leaders deeply concerned. “There’s always been threats, there’s always been anti-Semitism. But it feels like an epidemic right now,” said Beth Kean, CEO of the Holocaust Museum in Los Angeles, California. “And the spread of hate and lies is just happening at a lightning speed.”
Kean is right. It really is an epidemic of sorts. Click here to continue
Bridges for Peace would like to invite you to enroll in the Institute of Israel Studies 2023. Join us for a combination of curriculum—presented by a lineup of Bridges for Peace senior leaders and prominent Israeli role players in the political, religious, defense, societal, advocacy and historical landscape—and guided visits to sites of biblical significance. The discussions and guided visits have been tailor-made to ensure that every person who completes this program will leave Israel with an in-depth knowledge, understanding and hands-on experience of the Land of Israel and its role in history, prophecy and the future.
Dates: May 28 – June 9, 2023
For further details, like pricing, read the attached PDF.
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