The biblical account is still the supreme authority on the subject of Christmas.

The spontaneous rebirth and miraculous regathering of ancient Israel in modern times are precursors of the moment Messiah will supernaturally call all Israel back to the land.
Read more »Even before the Mandate of Palestine was granted to the British government by the League of Nations in 1920 and confirmed in 1922, it became evident that implementation of the declaration would not be as straightforward as many hoped.
Read more »It is no coincidence—that as the Zionist vision became more focused among the worldwide Jewish community and the need for recognition by a world power became more acute—that God strategically placed men with a godly heritage in the leadership of the British Empire.
Read more »The Zionist vision at the turn of the 20th century was more than a transient dream. At the set time in God’s plan, a yearning was placed in the heart of Jewish people to return to their ancient homeland—the land promised to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob’s descendants forever.
Read more »The biblical account is still the supreme authority on the subject of Christmas.
Chanukah celebrates the victory of light—exemplified by worship of the One-true God—over the darkness of anti-Semitic repression.