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Accepting Yeshua as Messiah

If you are genuinely seeking truth as you wrestle with the question of who Jesus is, God will reveal it to you. The first four books of the New Covenant (New Testament) Scriptures offer a compelling look at the life and ministry of Yeshua.

Sabbath

Explore whether Messianic Jews and Christians are obliged to keep the Sabbath, its biblical origins, and how different believers observe this day of rest today.

Who are Messianic Jews?

Messianic Jews are Jewish in heritage and believe Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah promised in the Hebrew Scriptures. Other terms have been used for Jewish People who have placed their faith in Yeshua including “Hebrew Christian” and “Jewish Believer.

Replacement Theology

What is the source of Replacement theology or Supersession? The source of Replacement Theology came about in the first century.

JVMI Logo & the Star of David

The sheaf of wheat on the JVMI logo represents the harvest of souls for the Kingdom of God, both Jewish and Gentile. The Star of David is an ancient symbol of the Jewish people, although its exact origin is unknown.

Dietary Laws

The biblical commandments regarding dietary practices are rather simple and straightforward. Generally speaking, scavengers of either land or sea are to be avoided. Mammals that both chew the cud and have hooves may be eaten. The consumption of blood is to be avoided.

Easter | Do Jews Celebrate Easter?

Usually, Jews do not celebrate Easter as is the practice of the Historic Christian Church. However, Messianic Jews do celebrate the resurrection of Yeshua.

Rabbi

Yeshua is making the point that the human “rabbi” (master), the human “father” or the human “teacher” or “leader,” is in no way comparable to the Master, Father, Divine Teacher, or Spirit-Leader that God is.

The Jewish people and Belief in Jesus

While tens of thousands of practicing Jewish people came to faith in the first century and many thousands in the centuries that followed, the newly forming Rabbinate in the first century did not recognize Yeshua as the Messiah.