Israel My Glory

Someone has said, "Once a lie has a head start, it is hard for the truth to catch up." About five years ago a lie got started—its authors called it Messianic Judaism, or a movement within Judaism for Messiah.

A magazine artist recently wanted to picture a Jew and eventually had to settle for the stereotyped image of a man dressed in a long black coat and a black hat.

A burden for Jewish people generally brings with it a genuine interest in and concern for the nation Israel. The Israeli Jew, although home at last after centuries of wandering, finds life very difficult.

May 13th, 8:00 P.M., Kennedy International Airport, New York: On our 707, which would fly to Jordan, the "FASTEN SEAT BELTS" sign lit up. Could this really be happening?  I could scarcely believe it ...

In Psalm 22 we have a picture of the Messiah being crucified (Psalm 22 has always been considered messianic). The method for capital punishment in Israel was by stoning, but here David writes of Christ's crucifixion 1,000 years before it takes place.

I am writing from the army, and I am feeling good. I have given thirty-four New Testaments in Hebrew and Russian to those whom I have promised before...