Join FACC 501 Winter 2024 Technology Business Plan Project and experience the entrepreneurial eco-system of Israel. Visit significant sites, present your business plan to JVP Capital in Jerusalem, and work on real technological innovations. Open to all students!

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Delve into the branches of Creation and Covenant, Prophecy and Promise, and Galilee to Jerusalem in a Religious Education Training Day. Explore the theological background, sample planning pro-formas, and the importance of stewardship in caring for God's creation. Discover the teachings of Catholic S

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Explore significant events of Holy Week through art, from Palm Sunday to Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. Dive into various paintings depicting Jesus entering Jerusalem, cleansing the temple, Judas' betrayal, and the Last Supper, each carrying deep symbolism and emotional depth. Discover the artisti

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The book of Lamentations reflects Jeremiah's lament over Jerusalem's fall to Babylon. Despite the sorrow and devastation, Jeremiah finds hope in the steadfast love of the Lord, which he describes as new every morning. This enduring love and faithfulness of God are highlighted throughout the verses,

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Exploring the relationship between dogma and life as articulated by Church Fathers such as St. Cyril of Jerusalem and St. John Chrysostom. The Creed is a blend of tradition and innovation, drawing from scripture and early Christian confessions. Insights from St. Ignatius of Antioch shed light on the

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Hanukkah, also known as the Jewish Festival of Lights, commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. Lasting for eight days, it involves lighting candles on a menorah, playing games like dreidel, and exchanging gifts. Learn about the significance, traditions, and practices of Hanu

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This study delves into the intersection of tourism and sexual relations in Jerusalem's Old City, focusing on Palestinian street merchants and their interactions with tourist women. The author examines the peculiar market dynamics, where profit is tied to seduction, often blurring lines between sales

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Ezra and Nehemiah, two significant books written as one scroll in Hebrew, cover a historical period from 538-445 BC in Israel's history. The authorship of Ezra is traditionally attributed to both Ezra and Nehemiah, possibly also linked to the Chronicles. This period coincides with other biblical boo

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Jesus' teachings in the temple during his last week on earth were filled with compassion and rebuke. He expressed sorrow over Jerusalem, condemned the corrupt practices of the religious leaders, and foretold the desolation of the temple. Jesus' purpose was to seek and save the lost, emphasizing the

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Reflections on the sorrow and affliction of Jerusalem, depicting the city's downfall and the suffering of its people. The chapter illustrates the consequences of sin and rebellion, highlighting the sorrowful state of the once-great city through vivid imagery and emotional lamentation.

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As narrated through vivid lyrics and captivating imagery, the story unfolds of a once-powerful ruler who has fallen from grace. From reigning over cities to the haunting echoes of Jerusalem bells, the lyrics delve into themes of lost power, deceit, and the ultimate downfall of a king. Through poetic

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Delve into the dynamic relationship between the old and new covenants as depicted in the book of Hebrews, with references to the shaking of the earth symbolizing the transition from the old covenant to the unshakable kingdom of the new covenant. Explore the significance of Christ's sacrifice in esta

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Who is Titus according to St. Paul's writings? Titus is described as a loyal disciple and faithful companion of St. Paul. Though not much is known about his life before his missionary work, Titus was a Greek, an uncircumcised Gentile who did not undergo circumcision even when taken to Jerusalem by S

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Exploring the book of Lamentations, we delve into its structure, acrostic style, and the heartfelt expressions of sorrow, hope, and plea within its verses. The acrostic nature, APTRAP framework, and poignant cries for restoration paint a picture of Jerusalem's anguish, set against God's enduring fai

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Embark on a visual journey through the key events of Easter, from Palm Sunday to Pentecost, portrayed by renowned artists such as Giotto, Salvador Dali, and Caravaggio. Experience the stories of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, washing the disciples' feet, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension throug

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During Jesus' time, Jerusalem was bustling with activity due to the Passover festival, attracting millions of people. The tension was high as various groups sought power and control, while Jesus' popularity and miracles stirred both support and opposition. The backdrop of cultural clashes, political

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Jesus encounters various individuals in John 4, including gaining new followers in Jerusalem, conversing with a Samaritan woman about living water, and revealing truths about her life. These encounters showcase his divine nature and teachings on eternal life.

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Every year, the parents of Jesus went to Jerusalem for the Passover Festival. When Jesus was twelve, they went as usual. After the festival, Jesus stayed in Jerusalem without his parents knowing. They eventually found him in the Temple, astounding everyone with his wisdom.

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Embrace the spirit of Palm Sunday by reflecting on Mark 11:1-11, where Jesus enters Jerusalem as a king. Witness the disciples' faithful actions and the people's joyful response, expressing reverence and honor. Let us follow Jesus wholeheartedly as we journey through this holy day.

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Reflect on the significance of Palm Sunday, a day of joyful praise and acknowledgment of Jesus as the Lord of our lives. Explore the biblical story of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling prophecies and being hailed as the Son of David. Dive into the question, "Who is Jesus?" as the crowds in Jer

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The journey of Jesus from Palm Sunday, where he was welcomed as a king, to his crucifixion and burial, fulfilling his mission, shows sacrifice, purpose, and the already present Kingdom of God. Through key events like entering Jerusalem, saying "I am thirsty," burial by Joseph of Arimathea, and teach

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Explore the interactive game based on the historical context of the First Crusade. Participate in decision-making scenarios as a knight from Normandy confronted with news about Jerusalem's capture by the Seljuk Turks. Make choices that impact your fate and earn points based on historical consequence

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The January Prayer Service focuses on rebuilding habits and virtues, reflecting on the story of King Cyrus rebuilding the house of the Lord in Jerusalem. Through readings, reflections on seeking help when overwhelmed, and reports on urban development efforts in marginalized communities, the service

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Explore the significance of First Fruits in the Israelite tradition - from offering the first sheaf of barley to the priest to the link with Shavuot (Pentecost). Learn how this offering marked the beginning of the count towards Shavuot, culminating in a special celebration at the Holy Temple in Jeru

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The destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD serves as a poignant reminder of the consequences of rejecting God's love and succumbing to selfishness. Through historical accounts and biblical references, we uncover the tragic events leading to Jerusalem's downfall, emphasizing the importance of fidelity, co

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Explore the profound events in the Gospel of Mark surrounding the Paschal Mystery, from Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem to his agonizing trials, crucifixion, and ultimate sacrifice. Follow the narrative of betrayal, denial, and redemption as Mark portrays the divine and human nature of Jesus,

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Explore the inspiring journey of Nehemiah as he rebuilds Jerusalem's walls, facing challenges with prayer, faith, and perseverance. Discover the importance of tools for building and weapons for protection in the spiritual battle, drawing strength from key biblical verses.

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In the midst of turmoil and grief, the Psalms guide us through the pain towards healing. Psalm 137 reflects on the sorrow of exile, expressing the longing for Jerusalem in the face of adversity. Despite the challenges, the verses remind us to hold onto faith and remembrance, seeking solace in God's

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At the dedication of the wall of Jerusalem, the Levites were gathered to celebrate with gladness, hymns of thanksgiving, and songs accompanied by musical instruments. The leaders of Judah appointed choirs to sing praises as they walked on the wall, and sacrifices were offered with great joy. The peo

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The restoration of Jerusalem after the exile is explored through the lens of faith, hope, and divine promises in the books of Ezra and Nehemiah. This period of rebuilding the temple and the city reflects a deeper spiritual renewal needed within the people. Prophetic promises, historical events, and

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Explore the intertwined histories of Jerusalem, Africa, and the Kingdom of Aksum through images and historical narratives. Learn about the Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon, the Kingdom of Aksum in the Early Christian Era, and the cultural exchange between Hebrew/Aramaic and Ethiopic languages in an

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Jeremiah, a prophet sent to urge Judah to return to God, warns of impending judgment. The historical setting and key passages reveal the gravity of the situation. Lamentations captures the sorrow over Jerusalem's destruction and the exile of its people.

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Paul's final journey to Jerusalem and his interactions with the elders from Ephesus carry significant lessons for faithful evangelists. Paul's urgency to reach Jerusalem, his discussions with the elders about his past and future plans, and his emphasis on preaching the whole counsel of God highlight

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Changes in int2lm towards version 2.05 presented by Ulrich Blahak at the COSMO General Meeting in Jerusalem include modifications to non-hydrostatic input models (COSMO, ICON, UM) with bug fixes and method improvements affecting pressure computation, soil temperature adaption, and vertical profile a

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The Lord's church, established by Christ, is identified through its foundation, name, beginning in Jerusalem, time on Pentecost, governance by God's word, organization with Christ as Head, and activities focused on worship and teaching. Admission requires obedience to the gospel, and faithful Christ

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Explore Jerusalem's storied past and thriving present at the jerusalemartmuseum.com. At jerusalemartmuseum.com, you may lose yourself in the breathtaking displays.\n\n\/\/jerusalemartmuseum.com\/

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Unveil the profound significance of Lion's Gate in Jerusalem along with insights from the Book of Revelation, highlighting powerful imagery such as the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Lamb, and the Second Coming of Christ. Explore the mystique surrounding this ancient gate and its connection to spir

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Ezekiel, the watchman of Israel, prophesied about the judgment on Judah and Jerusalem, oracles against foreign nations like Ammon, Moab, Edom, and Philistia, as well as blessings for Judah and Jerusalem. The oracles continue with prophecies against Tyre, Babylon, Egypt, and Assyria, symbolized by va

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Sustained sins of Judah lead to the departure of Yahweh's presence in Jerusalem, symbolizing the distance of Judah's heart from God. Various sins, including shedding innocent blood, idolatry, contempt for parents, exploitation of the vulnerable, and immorality, result in Judah's destruction or exile

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In Revelation 21, the vision of the eternal state unveils a new heaven, a new earth, and the holy city, New Jerusalem, descending from God. The promise of God dwelling with humanity, wiping away tears, and making all things new brings hope beyond the present suffering. However, a warning is issued a

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