הֲלָכָה or Halacha; “The Way we Walk,” is a word used in various forms, and over 1500 times in the scriptures. It almost always means walk in the sense of “Whoever says he abides in Messiah ought to walk in the same way in which Messiah walked.” (1 John 2:6)…

In the writings of the New Testament, there is a feast called ‘The Feast of Dedication” (the enkainia)(John 10:22), and that feast is the backdrop for some of Jesus’ most striking declarations. If you haven’t read ‘The First Day,’ you can do that here. If you haven’t read ‘The Second…

In the writings of the New Testament, there is a feast call ‘The Feast of Dedication,” and that feast is the backdrop for some of Jesus’ most striking declarations. If you haven’t read ‘The First Day,’ you can do that here. If you haven’t read ‘The Second Day,’ you can…

In the writings of the New Testament, Hanukkah is called ‘The Feast of Dedication,” and is the backdrop for some of Jesus’ most striking declarations. If you haven’t read ‘The First Day,” you can do that here. Returning to the 10th chapter of the Gospel of John, we find Jesus…

In the writings of the New Testament, Hanukkah is called ‘The Feast of Dedication,” and is the backdrop for a few of Jesus’ most striking declarations. John’s gospel in chapter 10 reads: “Then came the Festival of Dedication at Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was in the temple courts…

הֲלָכָה or Halacha; “The Way we Walk,” is a word used in various forms, over 1500 times in the scriptures. It almost always means walk in the sense of “Whoever says he abides in Messiah ought to walk in the same way in which Messiah walked.” (1 John 2:6) In…