Open Lecture – 07.02.17
Title: Mere Rhetoric? How the Writer of a Biblical Text Aimed to Get his Message Through Speaker: Terho Kanervikkoaho
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Tag Archives: 2017
Dominus Flevit: A Reminder
On the Mount of Olives, there is a small chapel built as a memorial to the time when Jesus wept over Jerusalem (Luke 19:41-44). The chapel is called Dominus Flevit. It was built by the Italian architect Baluzzi. It is shaped like a teardrop to symbolize the tears Jesus shed over Jerusalem. On each corner […]
February 6 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 7 articles on the following subjects: Christian Zionism The Pope and the Vatican Christian Tourism Jerusalem Film Art Christian Zionism Maariv, January 31, 2017 In this article, David Parsons of the International Christian Embassy analyzes possible changes in policy related to the Israeli […]
February 2 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 6 articles on the following subjects: Christians in Israel The Pope and the Vatican Christian Zionism Israel Art History Christians in Israel Yediot Haifa, January 20, 2017 Recently, a wake was held in Haifa at the Emil Toma Center for Archbishop Hilarion Capucci. […]
January 25 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 9 articles on the following subjects: Political Issues Anti-Missionary Activity Jewish Attitudes Concerning Christians Anti-Semitism Miscellaneous Archaeology Political Issues Israel Hayom (two articles), January 16, Israel Hayom, January 17, 2017 The first article states that anti-Semitism, anti-Judaism and anti-Zionism are merely “the same […]
The Battles of Arad
Arad is one of the many Israeli cities that is both ancient and modern. This ancient city is mentioned in the Bible. Numbers 21:1 tells of the king of the southern Canaanite city of Arad who attacked Israelites making their way from Egypt to the Promised Land, and captured some of them. In all likelihood, […]
January 16 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 9 articles on the following subjects: Political Issues Messianic Jews (Organizations) Jerusalem Christian Tourism Book Reviews Archaeology Political Issues The Jerusalem Post, January 13, 2017 The NGO called Women Wage Peace was formed in 2014 following Operation Protective Edge, with the intention of […]
January 11 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 14 articles on the following subjects: Israel Christians in Israel Anti-Missionary Activity Anti-Missionary Attitudes Interfaith Dialogue Messianic Jews (Individuals) Art Miscellaneous Archaeology Israel Matzav HaRuach, December 30, 2016 This article considers it to be utterly pointless for Jews to celebrate “Sylvester Night,” (a […]
Treasures in the Story
The Story of the Bible, God’s Master Story, consists of many individual stories and some non-narrative material, as well. About 75 percent of the Bible is in story form, with approximately 15 percent poetry, and 10 percent propositional form. The stories in the Bible are stories of life, of families and individuals, spanning centuries and […]
January 8 – 2017
During the week covered by this review, we received 25 articles on the following subjects: Christians in Israel Israel Political Issues Anti-Missionary Activity Christian Tourism Christianity Christian and Jewish Holidays Miscellaneous Christians in Israel Index HaEmek VeHaGalil-Nazareth Ilit, December 16, 2016 The article reports additional detail on the Christian Empowerment Council’s annual […]