The biblical calendar was given to Israel to foster the perpetuated annual remembrance of God’s redemptive and loving actions toward His People. Israel is to recall God’s mighty acts in every generation in perpetuity.
By Jonathan Bernis The early spring festival of Purim, or the “Feast of Lots,” doesn’t usually get the levels of attention in the Messi-anic world as do the big pilgrimage feasts—Pesach (Pass- over), Shavuot (Pentecost), and Sukkot (Tabernacles).
By Bill McKayThe entwined history of Jews and Christians has, as a part of its chronicle, remarkable high points and destructive low points in its 2000 years.
THE BETA ISRAEL OF TACH GAYINT Learning to Hope Again
The back-breaking work of clearing stones from a field in Tach Gayint, Ethiopia, has been for the JVMI team both a prophetic picture and our prayer for a new frontier of ministry.
They have ancient traditions handed down orally from generation to generation, honoring the Patriarchs Abram, Moriah (a reference to Isaac and Mount Moriah, where Abram was called to sacrifice his son), and Jacob.
