“Where did the expression “scapegoat” come from?
The term “scapegoat” has deep roots in biblical tradition and plays a crucial role in understanding the concept of atonement in Judaism. This expression originates from Leviticus chapter 16 in […]
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Golgotha: The Place of Victory Over Darkness
Golgotha, or “Gulgoleth” as it was called in Hebrew, meaning “skull,” became the central point of all human history. Here, beyond the walls of Jerusalem, ancient prophecies of the Tanakh […]
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The Parable of the Good Samaritan: A Lesson in Mercy and Love
Dear Brothers and Sisters, today, we’ll delve into one of Yeshua’s most famous parables—the Parable of the Good Samaritan. This story not only teaches us compassion but reveals a profound […]
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Love Overcomes Trials: The Story of Rachel
In the depths of Jewish history, there is a figure whose life reads like a captivating novel—a story brimming with love, drama, and profound symbolism. This is Rachel, a name […]
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The Road Home: The Profound Meaning of the Parable of the Prodigal Son
Beloved brothers and sisters, today we’ll explore one of the most profound and touching parables shared by Yeshua, recorded in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 15 – the Parable of […]