Delivering Hope to Israel
THERE IS A HUNGER FOR GOD
The life-changing words of the New Testament have been kept from the Jewish people for over 2,000 years. They have been taught that this book is forbidden and never to be opened.
But since the war broke out in Israel on October 7, requests for the New Testament in Hebrew have skyrocketed. We are seeing a profound hunger for the Word of God amidst the turmoil. People are seeking a source of comfort.
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The Words Of Jesus Offer True Comfort In Israel's Dark Time
Matthew 6:26
"Look at the birds. They don’t plant or harvest or store food in barns, for your heavenly Father feeds them. And aren’t you far more valuable to him than they are?"
Matthew 11:28-29
Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls."
John 14:27
"I am leaving you with a gift—peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give is a gift the world cannot give. So don’t be troubled or afraid."
John 16:33
"I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world."
What Can We Do?
The Mission: Raise funds to provide Hebrew New Testaments to Israelis. We are partnering with Jews for Jesus to fulfill the exponential increase in requests for the Word of God.
Beyond the Bibles: Missionaries, with your support, are hand-delivering each bible and following up with needs for prayer which often leads to opportunities to share testimonies, salvation, and discipleship.
Ready?
Deliver Hope to Israel Now!
What makes us different
Shiloh's Story...
Shiloh recently requested a copy of the Bible that had both Hebrew and English in it. As a Missionary with Jews for Jesus, Jeff went to Shiloh’s home to bring him the New Testament. Shiloh fought back tears as he said, “I’ve been looking for this book.” He had heard about Jesus and believed He was the way to God, but no one had ever explained the gospel to him.
Over the next couple of months, Shiloh began attending church and Bible study with Jeff, soon boldly professing his faith in Jesus as his Savior and Lord. As Jeff began to disciple Shiloh, he spoke frequently about how happy he was to have discovered the hope and truth of the gospel. Yet his heart was troubled because his wife and children did not know Yeshua as Messiah.
Soon after sharing his belief with his family, Shiloh asked his wife to attend church with him—and she did! In fact, she enjoyed the service and community of believers so much that she asked, “May I keep attending even though I don’t believe in Jesus?” Praise God! Please pray with us that she, too, comes to know the Lord as she hears the message of Jesus each week.
At Shiloh’s baptism, he testified to the witnesses gathered there that day, saying:
“I carry scars on my soul and body from almost six decades of a wandering journey during which I came close to death several times, including almost drowning in a swimming pool when I was young. I find it symbolic to be reborn now in another swimming pool, receiving forgiveness for my past sins and a clean new start as a faithful follower and believer in Jesus, who paid the ultimate price. I will learn and practice His teachings with love, in honor of my Lord’s sacrifice.”
Israel needs hope now...
How many lives will you impact?
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A university student braved the pouring rain to meet me and receive his Hebrew New Testament. He remarked, ‘If you are offering to deliver this important book amidst the chaos of war, then it must indeed be worth getting wet for.’
Jewish University Student
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We were deeply moved when an Arab Christian requested a copy of the New Testament in Hebrew to share with her Jewish friends who desperately need comfort during these tumultuous times.
Missionary
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When I reached out to a young man from a Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) family to arrange delivery of the New Testament, his gratitude was palpable. But since he had been drafted to serve in the war, we could not deliver it to him personally. Nevertheless, he earnestly asked that we drop it off for him so that he could read the teachings of Jesus upon his return home.
Simon Stout, Missionary
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost to get a Bible in the hands of a seeking Israeli Jew, along with follow-up for prayer and discipleship, is $150. This includes shipping costs, storage costs, distribution costs, and supporting the missionaries who deliver the Bible.
Yes, missionaries hand-deliver these precious Bibles, follow up with an offer for prayer, and share their testimony during a personal visit. This creates opportunities to discuss the Scriptures and opens the door for ongoing ministry and discipleship.
Since the October 7th attack, requests for Hebrew New Testament Bibles have more than doubled. Right now, we are working to distribute 1,000 Bibles!
You can learn more about this impactful Christian ministry from their website: jewsforjesus.org
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