Messiah: A Biblical Description
The term “Christian” means “one who is a follower of Christ or Messiah”. As the title “Messiah” or “Anointed One” is a Jewish term…
SALVATION
Joel of Jerusalem Jun/Jul 1977
It has been more than a month since I began working in Tel Aviv because there is no work here in Jerusalem, but I am with the same company….
Joel of Jerusalem Apr/May 1977
One day a few weeks ago my son went to his music school to be tested on the saxophone, which he had only been playing for one month…
Joel of Jerusalem Feb/Mar 1977
A long time ago I had a discussion with some people about the question of a new life after the earthly body dies. Recently I was very surprised to see…
Joel of Jerusalem Dec/Jan 1976/1977
Recently we spent an evening “celebrating” with a dear friend in his home. This man was very ill and had been in the hospital. He had cancer and…
60 Seconds with the General Director
Someone has suggested that SILENCE IS NOT ALWAYS GOLDEN; SOMETIMES IT IS PURE YELLOW. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the area of personal evangelism.
Joel of Jerusalem Oct/Nov 1976
I have a sixty-year-old uncle who lives in Haifa. When he learned that I had received the Lord as my Saviour, he wanted nothing more to do with me.
Joel of Jerusalem Aug/Sep 1976
This week three of my children told me they were going to a hospital for old people, to play their instruments for them. I told them I would have some free time that evening and I would go with them.
A Jew Twice Born
The day started typically enough. There was no hint that an encounter was about to take place — an encounter which would touch thousands of lives. I was mature for my thirteen years of age.
Joel Of Jerusalem Jun/Jul 1976
Here in Israel the situation is very stressed. The Arabs want to show themselves strong against us. They have much people, and it is nothing for them to have a million killed. For us it is not so.
Last But Not Least Apr/May 1976
Now we are near the Holiday, but we can feel that the people are tense and extremely nervous. This is partly due to the economic situation. When I try to speak with them…
Last But Not Least Feb/Mar 1976
Here in Israel the people are very tired of war, and I am, too. Russian immigrants living in Israel ask how we can live in this country so long without peace. “Don’t you grow tired?” they asked.
Last But Not Least Dec/Jan 1975/1976
This past week when we had to go on an early morning patrol, there were nine of us. This time we had with us some religious men, and they refused to go on patrol.