In his new book, Israel, the Church and the Jews, Jacob Prasch explains how contemporary Middle Eastern events fulfill biblical prophecy. Just as Israel experienced repercussions for their renunciation of religious faith and moral decline, current Christian democracies are beginning to experience similar repercussions for digressing from their biblical heritage and moral backslide. Prasch discusses the significance of current political events such as the Annapolis Summit. The event, held in November of 2007, was attended by President Bush, Secretary of State Rice, and several European, Middle Eastern and Israeli heads of State. The ramification of the recent Hezbollah attacks and the situation in Iran, in light of the prophecies in the biblical book of Daniel, are covered in his book. Prasch discusses the controversies surrounding John Hagee s latest book regarding the relationship between Israel and the United States. Prasch is swamped with letters and emails questioning how our political and church leaders can seek peace with Islam while ignoring the plight of Christians in the Muslim countries. Prasch believes in a divine judgment on nations cursing Israel and persecuting the true church. In addition to demonstrating how current events tie into biblical prophecy, Jacob discusses what he believes to be false teachings within the Evangelical church. The true church must understand and follow the theology presented in the Bible. Biblical understanding can only be achieved by interpreting the scripture in light of the Jewish faith and culture. For example, Jacob uses Jewish Midrash (a method of interpreting scripture) to explain the use of Old Testament quotes found within the New Testament. Jacob has a deep desire to evangelize the Jewish people, and he believes the divine strategy includes the Jewish rejection and then final acceptance of Jesus as the Messiah.

Israel, the Church and the Jews

Religion & Spirituality

James Jacob Prasch

Judaism

21st Century Press

The Dilemma of Laodicea

Shadows of the Beast

Moriel Ministries

No Balm in Gilead

Moriel Publishing

Addresses the final words of Jesus and how they should be interpreted.

Final Words of Jesus: And Satan's Lies Today

St Matthew Publishing Ltd

The prophet Amos cries out, "Behold, days are coming," declares the Lord God, "when I will send a famine on the land; not a famine for bread or a thirst for water, but rather for hearing the words of the Lord. And people will stagger from sea to sea and from the north even to the east. They will go to and fro to seek the word of the Lord, but they will not find it".\nWith the rise and proliferation of false prophets and false teachers this has come true in our day. People are perishing for a lack of knowledge. Yet God promises in His Word that the righteious will never go without bread. In a follow up to Grain for the Famine, Moriel humbly offers More Grain for the Famine to feed the faithful in these last days.\nTable of\nJesus in the Garden 
Hope for the Hopeless 
One Messiah, Two Comings 
Divine Aristocracy 
The Grain Offering 
Jonah 
Once Christian Marriage Means Nothing 
Show Doubting Thomas 
Egypt, Babylon, and the Palm of God

More Grain for the Famine

Grain for the Famine offers some of Jacob Prasch's most popular sermons. In this day, when the church is looking for purpose and running to and fro looking for the next program and starving from these activities, Moriel Ministries offers Grain to satisfy that hunger for these last days.Table of Contents:Midrash Backsliders in the Church Kashrut and Famine The Woman at the Well Binding and Loosing Bible Versions Typology of the Temple Christian Zionism Elijah: A Man Who Could Make It Rain Curses and Christians House of David: House of Saul A Prophet Like Unto Moses

Grain for the Famine

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