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Halachah - The Jewish Walk - Messianic Jewish Conversion Class

God Gave Israel Her Torah - Messianic Jewish Conversion Class

The God of Israel is One - Messianic Jewish Conversion Class

The Enduring Bond: The Jewish People & the Land of Israel - Messianic Jewish Conversion Class

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Shalom, friends! Join BeneiAvraham as we sit down with Rav Atzalyahu and Rav Tsapha to delve into the deeply personal and transformative journeys of Jewish conversion. Whether you're considering conversion, already on the path, or simply curious about the process, this video offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories. About This Series: We are excited to introduce a new series dedicated to exp...

Today we gather to discuss a topic that has plagued humanity for centuries - Anti-Semitism and the Tragic Story of the Church and the Jewish People. This is not just a topic for scholars and historians; it affects each and every one of us, and it is our responsibility to acknowledge and address it.

Conversion to Judaism is the formal acceptance of the mitzvot with certain ceremonial aspects. This is much like a marriage is usually entered into by a special wedding ceremony. For the Jewish people, this ceremony consists of brit milah or circumcision for males, immersion, and a sacrifice if the temple is standing. The Torah portion of Yitro, or Jethro in English, is full of meaning to the Jewi...

Of course not. This is a question we are often asked. What does it mean to be saved? For Christians, “salvation” usually refers to being saved from eternal torment in hell. No Jew believes that anyone has to convert to Judaism to be saved from this kind of torture. In fact, most Jews believe that this type of torment in hell will not befall most people except for possibly the extremely wicked. But...

We have been asked several times, “Who is willing to do a Messianic conversion?” The answer is, we are. Our Beit Din will convert people to Judaism, independent of their belief on who Mashiach is or isn’t. What this means is that we have converted people who are believers of Yeshua, as well as people who are not. Because being a Jew means entering into the Torah covenant, and there have been Jews...

In this week's Torah portion, Parashat Ha’azinu, we delve into the powerful Song of Moses from Deuteronomy 32:1. Moshe warns the people of Israel that they will turn away from God, leading to devastating consequences, yet offers hope with the promise of final redemption and the coming of Messiah. Discover the deep meaning behind this prophetic song, its message of repentance, and the ultimate hope...

Are your conversions accepted for all streams of Judaism? Would Israel recognize the conversion for Aliyah purposes? These are 2 questions that people often wonder. First, let’s talk about acceptance. There is no guarantee that any conversion will be accepted by all Jews. There have even been times when people have converted through an Orthodox Beit Din with a Rabbi approved by the Israeli Rabbina...

This is a great question. Most people under the umbrella of “Messianic Judaism” really just practice Christianity with the addition of Jewish customs. They should really be called Jewish Christians. Their adherence to Torah is much like Reform Judaism, where only the “moral” laws matter, and everything else not pertaining to ethics is considered ceremonial & cultural, but not as important as t...

The Talmud, in Yevamot 47a,13-47b,3, teaches that converts do not need to know Jewish law thoroughly. They should be informed of the hardships of the Jewish people, and then informed of some of the easy and difficult mitzvot. For our conversion program, we require the book called To Be a Jew by Rabbi Hayim Halevy Donin - The classic guide to the ageless heritage of Judaism. It has been embraced ov...

We are sometimes asked questions such as: How are your conversions valid, despite your belief in Yeshua? What makes them halachically valid? To answer these questions, we must first establish our halachic approach. Halachah is a Hebrew word that is derived from the verb “to walk.” Halachah, therefore, can be defined as “the way Jews walk.” At Benei Avraham, we are halachic purists, as are the Orth...