A Mordecai Memo by Myles Weiss The month of Elul is now underway. It is a very significant season! The forty days of “Teshuvah”, reflection and repentance are now in place. Observant Jews recognize these 40 days as the precursor to the Days of Awe – the ten sacred days between Trumpets and Atonement. Several […]
By Myles Weiss Today marks the 9th day of the month of Av, held in awe and with contemplative reverence by the Jewish people. It ends three weeks of introspective “teshuvah”(repentance) during which our jewish people remember dark times in our history. The unbelieving report of the ten spies in Numbers 13 marks the traditional
by Katharine Weiss God wants us to be carriers of peace. Yeshua declared that it was necessary for Him to go so that He could leave His peace in the Person of the Holy Spirit. Hebrew thought gives peace greater consideration than does Western ideology. Perhaps it is time for us to revisit the simple
by Katharine Weiss Scriptures speak of the “Psalms of Ascent” from Psalm 120 to Psalm 134. These 15 songs are meant to carry the spirit of the worshipper up to Jerusalem, to the Temple to meet with God. The Hebrew word to ascend is ma’aloth. These psalms have been heard for centuries in the Holy
A few months ago on Zola Levitt Presents, we had special guest, Ron Cantor, with us in the studio sharing about his new book, “Identity Theft” (To watch these episodes, visit our website: Ron Cantor Part 1 – Ron Cantor Part 2) In addition to “Identity Theft,” Ron is also the author of “Leave Me Alone-
By Katharine Weiss What are the biblical roots of the Middle East conflicts today? Jealousy and insecurity, which lead to rage, make up the ancient root. Ishmael’s insecurity came from focusing on who he wasn’t instead of on who God made him to be. Scripture declares, “God was with him.” Yet in his mind,
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