Posts by Julia Blum

The Story Of Flood You Did Not Know (ii)

The Story Of Flood You Did Not Know (ii)

As I mentioned in the previous post, I hadn’t planned on writing on the Flood at this point. And definitely, I hadn’t planned on making a series on this subject. However, I received so many comments, questions and different opinions after my last article, that I’ve realized I have no choice but to go into […]

The Story Of  Flood You Did Not Know (i)

The Story Of Flood You Did Not Know (i)

Does Nephilim mean “Giants”? My dear readers, I didn’t plan to write about “Nephilim” – at least I didn’t plan it for this post – however, since I mentioned the word in my last article several people have asked me about it, so I decided to address the subject here. For many people, the beginning […]

The Bible Stories You Didn’t Know: Two Kings

The Bible Stories You Didn’t Know: Two Kings

I have no doubt that most of my readers have been students of the Bible for a long time, and know their Bible very well. Yet, I do feel confident regarding the title of this new series I am starting today. Years ago, when, for the first time I read the Torah Portion Noah in […]

As Though Hiding His Face From Us: Finale

As Though Hiding His Face From Us: Finale

My Dear Reader! I can’t believe that I am writing the last post of this series.  It has been a long journey: I published my first article on this blog on July 14, 2016. It was called “As though Hiding His Face from us” and it was the opening article of the series. I wrote […]

Hidden Messiah: Parallels And Conclusions (ii)

Hidden Messiah: Parallels And Conclusions (ii)

Do you remember Joseph’s tears in the inner room – tears that the brothers do not see, but we the readers do: and he went into his chamber and wept there?   Do you remember also what Joseph did upon leaving this chamber:  he washed his face so that his tears would not be seen – […]

Hidden Messiah:  Parallels And Conclusions (i)

Hidden Messiah: Parallels And Conclusions (i)

When we read the Bible in English, the whole story of the brothers returning to Joseph after the Benjamin “theft” – their speech, their repentance, and then Joseph revealing his identity – seems like one uninterrupted story. Not so in Hebrew, however. The Hebrew Torah, along with chapter divisions, also has divisions into Torah portions […]

Entering 2017 From Jerusalem

Entering 2017 From Jerusalem

INTERNET’S WORD FOR THE NEW YEAR The closer to the New Year we become, the louder is the voice of those many websites “prophesying” the coming of Messiah in 2017. The English sites are full of articles about Rabbi Judah ben Samuel and his prophecy about 2017. A simple Google search can find thousands of webpages […]

Hanukkah Reflections For Christmas

Hanukkah Reflections For Christmas

Christmas and Hanukkah fall on the same day this year – this is only the fourth time this has happened in 100 years! Even though they are always very close in time, I believe that this year’s special occasion requires special reflections. Hence the name of this post: Hanukkah Reflections for Christmas.     The […]

Lock Number Five: Recognizing The Unrecognized

Lock Number Five: Recognizing The Unrecognized

  In the story of Joseph in Genesis 42, we read about his first meeting with his brothers: 7 And Joseph saw his brethren, and he knew them, but made himself strange unto them, and spake roughly unto them; and he said unto them, Whence come ye? And they said, From the land of Canaan to […]

Lock Number Four :  Breaking The Bread

Lock Number Four : Breaking The Bread

Not long ago, we spoke about Key Number Four – how Yeshua  was recognized while breaking the bread: “As He sat at the table with them, … He took bread, blessed and broke it, and gave it to them.  Then their eyes were opened and they knew Him”[1] We said that this recognizing Him as Messiah had […]