Discover the divine architecture of the Bible through its 63,779 cross-references. This stunning web of connections reveals a supernatural harmony woven throughout Scripture, confirming its divine authorship and profound internal consistency.

For centuries, the true identity of the Hebrew Israelites was hidden by a conspiracy of nations united to erase us from history (Psalm 83:5). Scattered, enslaved, and ridiculed, many Israelites lack wisdom, fueling harmful stereotypes that harm us all. Despite Babylon’s mockery, other nations quietly acknowledge our true heritage. Healing, wisdom, and strong families are key to reclaiming our rightful place as Yashar’ala—chosen, but called to walk in truth and honor.

The term “virgin” applied to Mary reflects ancient cultural and linguistic meanings, not modern biological definitions. The Hebrew word almah means a young woman of marriageable age, not necessarily one who has never had sex. The Greek parthenos also held broader meanings. Mary’s “virginity” is better understood as a symbol of purity and divine intervention, emphasizing her role in salvation rather than her physical state.