Monthly Archives: April 2025
24 April 1975 – The Hebrew Christian Alliance of America becomes the Messianic Jewish Alliance of America #otdimjh
At the Alliance’s annual conference in Dunedin, Florida, on 24 April 1975, a motion carried—by the votes of a new, younger constituency—that the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America (founded 1915) officially change its name to the “Messianic Jewish Alliance of … Continue reading
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10 April 2025 Recovering the Hidden Remnant: Toward a Messianic Jewish Historiography #otdimjh
With Passover before us it is appropriate to think about the act of remembering that “we were slaves in Egypt and the LORD our God redeemed us with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm from the Land of Bondage”. … Continue reading
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7 April 1891 Birth of Bruno Benfey: A Faithful Witness in the Shadows #otdimjh
Early Life and Ministry Bruno Benfey was born on April 7, 1891 (other sources – September 4 1891), in Rösrath, Germany, into a third-generation family of Jewish descent who had become Protestants. From 1909, Benfey studied theology in Göttingen and … Continue reading
3 April 325 and 2025 Nicaea then and now #otdimjh
The International Theological Commission’s document, “Jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour: The 1700th Anniversary of the Ecumenical Council of Nicaea (325-2025),” commemorates the pivotal role of the Nicene Creed in articulating the Christian faith. From a post-supersessionist Messianic Jewish perspective, … Continue reading
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