The most important question everyone must face is: What happens after we die? Chances are, you know someone pondering this question, or you could use some help sharing the three basic truths Jesus taught about it: 1. There is life after death, 2. There are two possible destinations, and 3. There is one way to ensure you make it to the right place. Rabbi Greg Hershberg’s book presents a simple explanation of the best news known to mankind.
A mezuzah is a small container with a scroll of Scripture inside that we affix to the doorframes of our homes in obedience to the Lord’s command. Inside is a scroll of Scripture with Deuteronomy 6:4–9 and 11:13–21 printed on it, which includes the Shema and V’ahavta, Judaism’s fundamental declarations of faith. This special mezuzah includes a glass tube through which you can see the Shema written in Hebrew. Placed on your doorpost it will remind you of the Torah’s command to remember God’s Word, that He is one, and also to pray for Israel. The mezuzah measures approximately 5” long.
The most important question everyone must face is: What happens after we die? Chances are, you know someone pondering this question, or you could use some help sharing the three basic truths Jesus taught about it: 1. There is life after death, 2. There are two possible destinations, and 3. There is one way to ensure you make it to the right place. Rabbi Greg Hershberg’s book presents a simple explanation of the best news known to mankind.
A mezuzah is a small container with a scroll of Scripture inside that we affix to the doorframes of our homes in obedience to the Lord’s command. Inside is a scroll of Scripture with Deuteronomy 6:4–9 and 11:13–21 printed on it, which includes the Shema and V’ahavta, Judaism’s fundamental declarations of faith. This special mezuzah includes a glass tube through which you can see the Shema written in Hebrew. Placed on your doorpost it will remind you of the Torah’s command to remember God’s Word, that He is one, and also to pray for Israel. The mezuzah measures approximately 5” long.
Do you ever feel unseen, unknown? Take heart; your God sees you. He knows everything about you and loves you beyond measure. Scripture tells us that faith comes by hearing the Word of God. Discover the power of meditating on God’s Word and speaking its promises. Take hold of those promises made by the God who sees you, and watch your faith grow as you confess His Word in the Lashon HaKodesh, the Holy language of Hebrew.
This eighth volume in the Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures series, El Roee – The God Who Sees Me, includes:
Take a deeper look into some of the encouraging verses in the first six volumes of Jonathan Bernis’ Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures series. You’ll read inspiring insights about The Lord Almighty and God as your Healer, Peace, Provider, Righteousness and Shepherd. Each devotion includes a verse written in English, Hebrew and the Hebrew-to-English transliteration. The daily “Today’s Confession” section helps you proclaim and stand on the truth of God’s Word. These encouraging words come in a beautiful presentation that includes a blue leather-like cover debossed with an intricate leaf design, a ribbon bookmark and silver-gilded page edges. The 6 ¼” x 4 ¼” size makes it perfect for slipping into your purse or pocket.
The most important question everyone must face is: What happens after we die? Chances are, you know someone pondering this question, or you could use some help sharing the three basic truths Jesus taught about it: 1. There is life after death, 2. There are two possible destinations, and 3. There is one way to ensure you make it to the right place. Rabbi Greg Hershberg’s book presents a simple explanation of the best news known to mankind.
A mezuzah is a small container with a scroll of Scripture inside that we affix to the doorframes of our homes in obedience to the Lord’s command. Inside is a scroll of Scripture with Deuteronomy 6:4–9 and 11:13–21 printed on it, which includes the Shema and V’ahavta, Judaism’s fundamental declarations of faith. This special mezuzah includes a glass tube through which you can see the Shema written in Hebrew. Placed on your doorpost it will remind you of the Torah’s command to remember God’s Word, that He is one, and also to pray for Israel. The mezuzah measures approximately 5” long.
Do you ever feel unseen, unknown? Take heart; your God sees you. He knows everything about you and loves you beyond measure. Scripture tells us that faith comes by hearing the Word of God. Discover the power of meditating on God’s Word and speaking its promises. Take hold of those promises made by the God who sees you, and watch your faith grow as you confess His Word in the Lashon HaKodesh, the Holy language of Hebrew.
This eighth volume in the Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures series, El Roee – The God Who Sees Me, includes:
Take a deeper look into some of the encouraging verses in the first six volumes of Jonathan Bernis’ Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures series. You’ll read inspiring insights about The Lord Almighty and God as your Healer, Peace, Provider, Righteousness and Shepherd. Each devotion includes a verse written in English, Hebrew and the Hebrew-to-English transliteration. The daily “Today’s Confession” section helps you proclaim and stand on the truth of God’s Word. These encouraging words come in a beautiful presentation that includes a blue leather-like cover debossed with an intricate leaf design, a ribbon bookmark and silver-gilded page edges. The 6 ¼” x 4 ¼” size makes it perfect for slipping into your purse or pocket.
