Sons of Zadok Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch Ezekiel 44:1 – 6: “Then he brought me by way of the outer gate of the sanctuary, which faces the East, and it was shut. And […]
Egypt, Babylon and the Palm of God
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction We have spoken a number of times concerning things that teach about the Last Days. There are a number of time periods in Israel’s history, […]
Issue of Intolerance
Issue of Tolerance Another difference between Hinduism and Christianity is the tolerance towards the views of other religions. A Protestant would only be a good Protestant by following the tenants […]
Hope for the Hopeless
Introduction In this message, dear friends, we will be looking at Hebrews chapter 11; most of us are familiar with this passage of Scripture as the “faith chapter”. Indeed, we […]
House of David/House of Saul
Introduction Hear the word of the Lord, you who tremble at His word: Your brothers who hate you, who exclude you for My name’s sake, have said, “Let the Lord […]
The Seventy Weeks of Daniel
Introduction We are in the Last Days when prophetic events are happening, and where prophetic events begin to happen, confusion automatically results. People were ask about the war in Iraq […]
Typology of the Grain Offering Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch Leviticus in Hebrews is V’yekra, or ‘And Yahweh Called’. Leviticus 2:1: “When anyone presents a grain offering as an offering to the Lord, his offering shall […]
The Crucified Life
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Some people try to tell us that signs and wonders and miracles will cause the unsaved to believe. At Passover in Jesus’ time, famous rabbis […]
Jesus in the Talmud
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction One thing that distresses me, along with every other Jewish mission or evangelist to the Jews, is this: there are so many Christians who love […]
Typology of the Grain Offering Part 2 of 2
Look, please, to the book of Proverbs chapter 24:13. We must always interpret Scripture in light of other Scripture. This is what we read: “My son, eat honey, for it […]