The Iron and the Clay
Introduction Many Christians are, of course, asking for a biblical perspective regarding the current events in Iraq. What should a Christian response be? This has become further complicated by the […]
Simchat Torah
By James Jacob Prasch […]
The Boiling Pot
by James Jacob Prasch Introduction For me, Ezekiel was always the single most difficult book of the Old Testament (arguably of all Scripture) to understand, but in more recent years […]
What the Reformers Forgot Part 2 of 2
Erasmus of Rotterdam These failures of the Reformers were recognised by their own harbinger, Erasmus of Rotterdam, who advocated rebaptism in the preface to his translation of Matthew’s Gospel. […]
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, […]
Judge Not
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Do not speak against one another, brethren. He who speaks against a brother or judges his brother, speaks against the law and judges the law; […]
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 […]
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 […]
Slain in the Spirit Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch If you have had some sort of sensual experience like falling on your back due to some kind of “impartation” – a term the Bible does […]
The Book of Jonah
by James Jacob Prasch Before we turn to the book of Jonah, turn very briefly please to the book of Acts chapter 2:24 and 27. “And God raised Him up […]