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The Shema

February 6, 2022February 6, 2022 AdonaiShalomUSA 2 Comments D'varim, Deuteronomy, Israel, Parashat va'etchanan, Sh'ma, Shema, Va'etchanan, Yisrael

“Hear O Israel, the LORD our God, the LORD is one. Love ADONAI your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all

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Haman’s wife Zeresh was right about this 1 thing

March 11, 2021March 14, 2022 AdonaiShalomUSA 2 Comments antiSemitism, Esther, gallows, Hadassah, Haman, Hamas, Hebrew Scriptures, Israel, Megillah, Mordecai, Persia, Purim, Queen Esther, Russia, Ukraine, Zeresh

From Haman to Hamas, Israel is all too often surrounded and attacked by enemies, but fear not, the enemy will never prevail! Baruch HaShem Adonai, the Guardian of Israel, who never slumbers nor sleeps.

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The increase of Israel’s border, little by little

February 18, 2021February 15, 2022 AdonaiShalomUSA 1 Comment 2 Corinthians, Agri-tech, Agricultural biotechnology, Border, Covid-19, Exodus, Isaiah, Israel, Little by little, Messiah, pandemic, Parashat, Parashat Mishpatim, Shemot, Yeshayahu

The nation of Israel is truly flourishing. The land is prospering. Deserts are blossoming, becoming lush and full of greenery. Israel is an agricultural marvel and nations around the world are beginning to take note of their agri-tech, though it is no surprise to anyone familiar with the Scriptures:

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Replacing replacement theology: is the church the “New” Israel?

February 4, 2021June 5, 2021 AdonaiShalomUSA 1 Comment Assembly, Build, Catholicism, Christianity, Congregation, Eglise, Ekklesia, Iglesia, Igreja, Israel, Jesus, Judaism, Messiah, Messianic, New Israel, Peter, Protestantism, Qahal, Rebuild, Replacement theology, Rock, Supersessionism, Yeshua

For many, many, many years . . . centuries, to be more precise, believers were taught that there is a stark contrast between “the Church” and “Israel.” “Israel” was seen as the “rebellious,” “law-bound,” “old,” “outdated,” “Jewish-other” while the “Church” was seen as the “sanctified,” “free,” “mostly-Gentile,” “new,” “grace-based” non-religion, though “religion” it was and has been. This dichotomy has created a needless split between most of Judaism and modern Christianity.