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By Ptr. Rhoda Klein Miller When astronauts from the Apollo program first looked back at Earth from

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By Ptr. Rhoda Klein Miller As I write this four humans are hurtling through the

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Jesus was unmistakably Jewish, born into a covenant people, formed by Torah, shaped by the rhythms of Sabbath, feasts, and community. His life cannot be understood apart from Israel’s story: a people called not for privilege but for purpose, to bring the light and blessing to all nations. Jesus fulfilled the Messianic promise to Eve and Israel that humanity’s salvation would come “from the Jews” (John 4:22, Romans 9:4–5).

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