The best invitation you'll ever get – Whitefield Hebrew Congregation

In Parshat Pinchas, the Torah reveals to us details of the major festivals and the term that is used for a festival is 'Mikra Kodesh'.

Pinchas: The best invitation ever – Whitefield Hebrew Congregation

It's one of the best invitations you'll ever get. · Rav Shimshon Refael Hirsch translates the term as 'a call to holiness', an invitation to join God on these ...

Christ the Best Husband: Or an Earnest Invitation to Young Women ...

The Lord Jesus Christ, my dear sisters, doth beseech you to be his spouse. We ministers have a commission from the Lord Jesus Christ to invite you, in his name, ...

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Preparing for ShabbatUK at Whitefield Hebrew Congregation Debbie Guttentag ... you may have as much liability as a Jewish couple as any other. The ...

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Whitefield Hebrew Congregation graduation ceremony Judges Danny ... So given that invitation, it was a special experience to be able to have some input.

The Side B Stories - Dr. James Tour's story - C.S. Lewis Institute

You said synagogue a couple of times a year. Did your family have any tacit belief in God? Was there any sense that there was something real ...

Rabbi backs down over Big Tent - The Jewish Chronicle

... invitation to them will stand. Rabbi Guttentag, minister of Whitefield Hebrew Congregation, said that he was "delighted" to have gained ...

Selected Sermons of George Whitefield

The blood of the martyrs was always the seed of the church. And I have often sat down with wonder and delight, and admired how God has made the very schemes ...

Wesley Vs. Whitefield | Christian History Magazine

The relationship between George Whitefield and John Wesley, the two great leaders of the eighteenth-century revival, cannot be neatly described.

An Unpublished Journal of George Whitefield - jstor

riches of free grace to bless God that I have seen and heard you. My first abiding impressions I received under that ministry, not that I had not always heard ...

Selected Sermons of George Whitefield | Monergism

... shall not surely die. Surely; God will not be so cruel as to damn you only for eating an apple, it cannot be." Alas! How many does Satan lead captive at his ...

How To Choose Jewish Wedding Invitation Wording

This Pasook: “Od yisama b'ari Yehuda u'bechutoz Yerushalayim,” means “And it will be heard again in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem.” It's ...

Works of the Reverend George Whitefield, M.A. - Project Gutenberg

These then are the sudden and surprizing effects, my Lord, I always desire to have, and I heartily pray God, your Lordship and all your clergy may always see ...

George Whitefield | Digital Puritan Press

Christ the Best Husband, or, An Earnest Invitation to Young Women to Come ... No part of this site may be duplicated without expressed permission of the ...

Wrexham Jewish Community - JewishGen

... Jewish Chronicle press reports the following are believed to be have been officers of the Old Hebrew Congregation: Presidents. 1892 - S. Rosenthal. 1898 ...

Phillips Phonograph : Vol. 1, No.32 - April 19, 1879 - Digital Maine

ble, and where ever you are, friends ol m ... Hebrew congregation^ at Cincinnati last Summer. On ... “You can't get the gospel in, till you kick the ...

Reflections - Johns Creek Presbyterian Church

Please be in prayer for everyone who will be a part of this process, so that together this church can discern God's will for JCPC. I also want to remind you of ...

“Everything is Ready” //Luke 14:15– 26// Come to the Table # 1

I have the privilege to say to you today, on his behalf, “Come back to the table!” Not just come back to church but come back into fellowship with Jesus Christ ...

How Can the Bible Be Authoritative? - NTWrightPage -

Tell them a story, though, and you invite ... So, we have to tell the story within the world and the church; because the church is always in ...

A Brief History of Presbyterianism - Two Pathways | Jacob Gerber

Do not neglect the gift you have, which was given you ... Jewish synagogue polity and the Presbyterian church polity that we still use today.