Mary and Joseph
A Testimony Of Faith Christmas has never been a time of rejoicing for Jewish people. The hubbub and festivities that effervesce around the holiday seem to many Jews more like a big ball of excitement that rolls through the lives of the heathen once a year as they celebrate the advent of the pagan deity whom they worship. The Christmas tree rarely offends anyone, but the manger scene is a differGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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I am teaching a class on Advent in my church. This article is really great to add to the content, and being written by a Jewish believer gives it a lot of credibility.
Thank you 🙏
I enjoyed this read immensely.
Very easy and direct to follow for all people.
Mention was made by the author that Joseph was told Jesus would be ther atoning sacrifice saving people from their sins and Mary was not. Since it is generally accepted that Joseph died, is it possible this was his opportunity to place faith in Jesus as Messiah thereby effecting his own salvation by faith? Mary had opportunity to see both the crucifixion and the resurrection of the Lord while Joseph didn’t. It would be interesting to find out how the contributors to Israel My Glory would consider this today.