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Q-and-A_9-28-25 – Questions from Christianity
This MishnahWalk Q&A reviews mitzvot 1–13 (knowing/unifying God, loving/fearing Him, prayer, clinging to sages, emulating ways, sanctifying name, Shema twice daily, tefillin, tzitzit); atonement via repentance (no blood required in exile); Messiah not God/blood atonement; Elijah precursor (literal/spiritual possible); grace/mercy tied to humble obedience; intermediaries practical for revelation but none needed for prayer.
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The Misstep of Asking “The Big Question”
“Know therefore today… that the Lord is God in heaven above and on the earth below; there is no other” (Deuteronomy 4:39). When someone asks a convert to Judaism, “Do you still believe Jesus is the Messiah?” they enter into a Torah misstep, framing faith through a Christian lens that clashes with the Torah’s focus…
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The Crimson Thread of Covenant
I am Shapash, once bound to the hollow gods of Jericho’s stone altars, now a daughter of Israel’s enduring promise, all because of my little sister, Rahab. Her courage, her piercing faith, wove a crimson thread through the tapestry of our lives, binding us to a God who saw us—outsiders in a city doomed to…
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Have You been Conditioned to Reject the Messiah Who Fulfills All Prophetic Requirements?
The world quivers on the edge of destiny, its heartbeat quickening with longing. For Jews, the ache for the Messiah glows with an ancient fervor, a readiness carved into every prayer and tempered by centuries of struggle, their souls ablaze with hope for a deliverer who will crush enemies and stitch world peace from the…
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From “Never Again”…to “Once Again”
The time is now. For decades, “Never Again” has been our rallying cry, a solemn vow to shield our people from the horrors of history. But today, a bolder vision dawns: “Once Again”…a sacred call to restore Israel’s greatness as in the days of King David, when Torah governed, Temple offerings sanctified our land, and…
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The Weaver’s Tale: A Story of Naomi and Ruth
I am Miriam, a weaver of Bethlehem, and my threads have spun tales longer than the barley fields stretch under Judah’s sun. But no tale shines in my heart like that of my friend Naomi and her Moabite daughter, Ruth. Sit by my loom, traveler, and hear a story from the days when judges ruled,…
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Born as God Made Me: Embracing Intersex in God’s Design
A Biblical Call to Honor the 1.7% Without Redefining Gender When God spoke the world into being, He crafted humanity with a breathtaking design: “male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27), a binary symphony of purpose and complementarity. Yet, in His infinite wisdom, God also wove rare threads of difference—intersex individuals, the 1.7% born…
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Zechariah’s Ten Men Unmasked: A Shocking Truth About Israel’s Global Call
A buried truth in prophecy beckons believers to rethink deeply held assumptions. Zechariah 8:23 unveils a vision that upends expectations: “In those days ten men from every language of the nations shall grasp the hem of a Jewish man, saying, Let us go with you, for we have heard that God is with you.” Many…
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The Sanhedrin Ruled: Can Torah Law Stand Without the Temple?
On March 13, 2025, the nascent Sanhedrin—a modern effort to revive the ancient Jewish high court (may it be formed in our days)—issued a provocative ruling: “The people of Gaza led by the Hamas movement, and all those who support and help them, have upon them the Torah law of Amalek,” calling for Israel to…
