As we enter the spring season of the Old Testament Feasts, the first celebration is Purim, the Feast of Lots and begins at sundown March 20 – March 21, 2019. This celebration the remarkable story of how the God of Israel used two faithful servants — Esther and Mordecai — and a movement of prayer and fasting to rescue the Jewish people from a Persian regime determined to destroy them.
Purim is the Jewish holiday, which takes place this weekend March 15 - 17, that celebrates the remarkable story of how the God of Israel used two faithful believers — Esther and Mordechai — and a movement of prayer and fasting to rescue the Jewish people from an evil Persian regime determined to annihilate them.
This Sunday, February 24th, 2013 marks the beginning of the Jewish holiday of Purim.
Joel C. Rosenberg discusses the significance of the Jewish holiday of Purim.
Happy Purim! This is the Jewish holiday that celebrates the remarkable story of how the Lord used two faithful believers, Mordechai and Esther, and a movement of prayer and fasting to save the Jewish people from an evil Persian regime determined to annihilate them.
Just days before the Jewish holiday of Purim begins, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did an interview with Piers Morgan on CNN and spoke directly of the Iranian nuclear threat to Israel and the world.
Just days before the Jewish holiday of Purim begins, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did an interview with Piers Morgan on CNN and spoke directly of the Iranian nuclear threat to Israel and the world.
