Showing posts by: Doug Hershey

Doug Hershey shares from a perspective of historian and storyteller. His accounts of Israel, the Middle East and the awakening of Bible prophecy are as intriguing as they are rare. In his bestselling photo book, ISRAEL RISING, Doug tracks 2000 years of Israel’s history with over 100 then/now photo comparisons, all through the lens of biblical prophecy. Doug is the founder of Ezra Adventures, a boutique travel and education company, specializing in exclusive customized small group travel throughout Israel and the Middle East. For more info, go to EzraAdventures.com or keep up with Ezra Adventures on FB and IG.

Israel Tour, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

What Can We Learn From this Biblical Site?

Hebrew Word Studies, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

Who is the Messiah? // What Does the Word Messiah Mean in the Jewish Tradition

Holidays, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

Why is Tonight Different From All Other Nights? // A Reflection on The Passover

Hebrew Word Studies, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

God in Old Testament vs. New Testament: Is He a God of love?

We know that God is love. But have we unknowingly subscribed to the idea that God of the Old Testament is different from the God of the New Testament?

Israel Today, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

Breaking Bread in Bethlehem

Bethlehem has always held a special place in the history of the Jewish people. This small town in the shadow of Jerusalem has a great deal of significance.

Teachings / By Doug Hershey

In Giving We Receive

The theme of giving and receiving is more than just a financial principle. The Bible gives many examples of how it can be applied universally.

Israel Today, Personal Experiences / By Doug Hershey

The Secret of the Western Wall

At the Western Wall, God made a stunning yet little-known promise, not to the Jewish people, but to those from the nations who would come to seek Him in Jerusalem.

Holidays / By Doug Hershey

Yom Kippur // A Matter of a Nation

A beautiful aspect of biblical Jewish culture is the true sense of family, shared responsibility, and togetherness. On Yom Kippur each person seeks atonement individually and collectively.

Hebrew Word Studies, Teachings / By Doug Hershey

The True Meaning of Shalom

Many are familiar with the Hebrew word shalom or “peace.” The common western definition of peace is — the absence of conflict or war — but in Hebrew it means so much more.

Teachings / By Doug Hershey

Should Christians Observe The Biblical Feasts?