The Faithful Remnant
To most people, the word remnant means something that is left over. Leftovers aren’t usually thought of positively. One thinks of leftover food, a sock that missed the laundry, or screws and washers left over from a recently assembled bicycle. The Hebrew Old Testament uses several words to express the English word remnant. Mostly they refer to “things or people left over after famine, conquGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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My friend recently found out through one of the ancestry searches that she is not Italian but Jewish!
She was so happy and I was happy for her. We are involved in a ministry that tie blankets and crochet baby things for the people in need in Israel. The leader of the group holds these meetings at her house every Thursday and she and her group go to Israel twice a year to distribute to the Holocaust survivors things to comfort them and to premature babies in the hospitals, blankets, hats, puppets and so many things to show the love we have for the Jewish people. We are believers in Jesus Christ.
My friend just told me of Jewish relatives that believe because they are from Abraham that is all they need to enter into the Kingdom. Is that the case because she was asking about that?