Now the LORD had said
unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father'shouse, unto a land that I will shew thee: And I will make of thee a greatnation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be ablessing: And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseththee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.--Genesis12:1-3
See also: Numbers 24:5-9 and Psalms 48:1-3; 51:18; 87:1-7; 137:5-7and Isaiah 62:1, 6-7 and Jeremiah 51:50 and Zechariah 2:5 and Romans11:1-36 and Revelation 21:1-4, 5-8, 9-12, 13-16, 17-20, 21-24, 25-28.
Benjamin Disraeli (Lord Beaconsfield), the prime minister of Englandand himself a Christian Jew, said, “The attempt to extirpate the Jewshas been made under the most favorable auspices and on the largestscale and for the longest period of time. Egyptian Pharaohs, Assyriankings, Roman emperors, Scandinavian crusaders, Gothic princes and holyinquisitors have alike devoted their energies to the fulfillment ofthis common purpose: annihilation, exile, captivity, confiscation andmassacre on the most extensive scale have been tried in vain. The Jewhowever, remains.”
Frederick the Great asked a court chaplain during the 18th century,“What one word is proof that the Bible is inspired?” The chaplainlooked back at Frederick the Great and he replied, “The Jew, yourMajesty.”
Mark Twain said, “All things are mortal but the Jew. All other forces pass but he remains.”
“Israelis yet one of the most powerful witnesses for the truth of revelation. No othernation has been so preserved in its dispersion. But all this is found in theprophecy concerning Israel. The proposition of the “Jew” is the one unanswerableargument for the inspiration of the Bible with all infidels. On all otherquestions they can find a fairly satisfactory answer to themselves but theycannot get by the “Jew.” He is the one unanswerable argument for the truth ofour religion to the skeptic. “That Jew, that Jew; what shall we do with thatJew?”” - AnInterpretation of the English Bible THE PROPHETS OF THE ASSYRIAN PERIOD by B.H. CARROLL on Isaiah 43-45.
Teachings of Dr.Charles Halff from the ChristianJew Foundation.
12 pages
Dr. Halff contrasts the concepts of law and grace,showing how the New Covenant of Jesus the Messiah has superseded the OldCovenant of Moses.
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19 pages
Dr. Halff asks and answers the questions, "Towhom was the law of the tithe given?" and "What about thestorehouse?" Is tithing a part of the law, i.e. are we required to titheto receive the Lord's blessings? How should Christians give in this age ofgrace? What are the rewards of giving?
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16 pages
SomeChristians ask, "Should we keep Saturday or Sunday?" When studyingthe Bible about this--and any other subject--there are three things to keep inmind: who is speaking, who is being spoken to, and what is being spoken about.Applying this approach, Dr. Halff answers these questions: Which day is theSabbath? When and to whom was the Sabbath given? What is the penalty for breakingthe Sabbath? Is the Sabbath still in effect today?
See also Jones’: StandingFast In The Truth, TheSabbath Day and Freedom From The Law