Some 6,000,000 Jewish people died in the Holocaust during the Second World War. Half of them were Jewish people from Poland In addition, another 3,000,000 non-Jewish Polish people perished during that disastrous period of history. How can we even begin to understand this catastrophe? What does a travesty of this magnitude tell us about humanity’s … Read more
Throughout the world, Jewish men and women have come to believe that Jesus (in Hebrew, Yeshua) is the Messiah who died for our sins and who rose from the dead. But do we really have any proof that Jesus is the Promised Messiah? Yes, we do. We have the proof of fulfilled prophecy. Nearly two … Read more
If we’re Jewish and we believe in Jesus, are we Jews or are we Christian?! Let’s start with some definitions. According to the Bible, we’re Jewish if we can trace our lineage somewhere along the line to the biblical patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. When God called and chose Abraham to be the starting point … Read more
© Life from the Dead, Avi Snyder, 2021 So many people mistakenly assume that being Jewish means you don’t believe in Jesus. And yet historically, we know that all of the first thousands and thousands of followers of Jesus were His fellow Jews. They called Him by His Hebrew name, Yeshua, and they believed that … Read more
Yes, of course we can. All of the first followers of Yeshua (that’s Jesus’ Hebrew name) were His fellow Jews. They never stopped identifying themselves as Jews because they understood what modern-day Jewish followers of Jesus understand: if Yeshua is the promised Messiah, then believing in Him is the most Jewish thing that a person … Read more
