Messianic times

God's dream, the messianic times, will have no blind people begging in the streets.

In the messianic times what did the Jews expect to happen to the Gentiles?

The Jewish vision of Messianic times has little to do with the Christianity definition of this term.

Pesach not only commemorates the historical redemption of Israel, it also looks forward to the ultimate redemption in messianic times.

Professor Herbert Basser on the imminence of Messianic times (video)

Consequently, Christian scholars refer verse 18 to messianic times when there will be a kingdom united as in the days of David and Solomon.

The two principal publications to emerge are the Messianic Times and an antisemitic leaflet entitled The Last Call International.

He sits on the chair next to the Brit milah, he enters the door of our Pesach seder and he will herald the arrival of Messianic times.

Believing Jews and Gentiles may be incorporated into the house or family of David and become His tabernacle or sukkah: His dwelling place in messianic times.

Others say that the differences in nusach are derived from differences between the twelve tribes of Israel, and that in Messianic times each tribe will have its proper nusach.

Another important theme associated with the Spirit that we find in the Old Testament is the expectation that the coming of the Messianic times will be marked by a great outpouring of God's Spirit.

Epstein also wrote a similar work entitled Aruch HaShulchan he'Atid (Laying the Table of the Future), a parallel work to Aruch HaShulchan summarising and analysing the laws that will apply in Messianic times.

"It's definitely Messianic times when all Jews come together and sell tickets together," Jeanne Zaidel-Rudolph, musical director of the Sydenham Highlands North Choir of Johannesburg, said during the intermission of the synagogue choral group's recent concert at Great Neck South High School.

In Palestine he wrote both in Hebrew and Yiddish and published in Yiddish the dramatic poem Sha'ul-Der Letster Meylekh fun Yisroel (Saul-The Last King of Israel, 1924) and an expressionistic drama Meshiekhs Tsaytn (Messianic Times, 1925).

As I have written, the printed books, including those of Scripture, will lose all their sanctity [in Messianic times], and the old prohibition will be restored - that is, it will be prohibited to read or study Scripture from any item other than a scroll written on parchment, in accordance with the halakha.