The City of the Patriarchs - and the Sabbath They Were Murdered

Remembering the 1929 massacre in the light of God’s unfailing covenant.

Folks, this week we remember a dark day in a very holy place.

On the 23rd and 24th of August, 1929- that was the 17th and 18th of Av on the Jewish calendar- a mob rose up in Hebron and murdered sixty-seven Jews. Men. Women. Little children. They were killed in their homes, on the Sabbath, in the city where Abraham bought a burial cave for Sarah.

You know, folks, it’s always a joy when we hear of a Jewish person coming to faith in Jesus. We see it as a fulfilment of God’s promises and a sign of His ongoing work among the people He first chose.

The Balfour Declaration, the British Mandate, and God’s Faithfulness to Israel

Standing with Israel in Light of Scripture and History

A Mixed Reaction from a Bible-Believing Perspective

Just last week on April 23rd, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar appointed George Deek as Israel’s first-ever Special Envoy to the Christian World.