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April, 2010

Dear CJFM Friend,

With major earthquakes in the news, I wouldn’t be surprised to hear people speculating that the
Telephone end of the age is near. After all, didn’t Jesus say in Matthew 24 that there would be earthquakes
(210) 226 - 0421 in various places? Yes, He did, but He also said such events would only mark the beginning of
birth pangs. Scientists tell us that hundreds of earthquakes strike the world every year—it’s just
that most of them are under the ocean, far from large population centers, or not of the magnitude
Fax reported in Haiti and Chile.
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Scripture is replete with references to earthquakes. There was an earthquake, for example, when
God gave the Law at Sinai (Ex. 19:18). In Numbers 16:31-32, when Korah, Dathan, and Abiram
E-mail rebelled against Moses’ leadership, God arranged for the earth to split open and swallow up not
info@cjfm.org only the men, but also their families and property. There was an earthquake before God revealed
Himself to Elijah in a still small voice (1 Kings 19:11). Matthew 27:50-54 tells us an earthquake
accompanied Jesus’ death, and a second one occurred three days later in connection with His
OrderLine resurrection (Matt. 28:1-4). We know that Paul and Silas were freed from their prison chains in
(800) 926 - 5397 Philippi by a great earthquake (Acts 16:26). Scripture also tells us that earthquakes will be part of
God’s judgments in the Tribulation Period (Ezek. 38:19; Rev. 6:12, 8:5, 11:19, 16:18).
Website The Bible reports another kind of “earthquake”—one associated with events following Peter and
www.cjfm.org John’s healing of the lame man in the Temple courts. Their public activities and healing of the
crippled man had aroused the wrath of the religious leaders. These leaders then threatened the
disciples, forbidding them to ever again speak or teach in the name of Jesus. Well, clearly the dis-
ciples could not obey such an order. But they had every right to fear the consequences of their
actions. So what did Peter and John do about this dilemma? They reported the situation to their
companions and immediately held a prayer meeting. And the result? “And when they had prayed,
the place where they were assembled together was shaken (emphasis mine); and they were all
filled with the Holy Spirit, and they spoke the word of God with boldness” (Acts 4:31).

That was one serious prayer meeting! It says the power of God came down and shook the place
where they had gathered! I wonder—when we encounter opposition to the Gospel, do we shrink
back in fear or do we pray unitedly and with confidence like Peter and John did? By God’s
grace, may our prayers be so powerful, and so intense, that they “shake” others into going out
into the world and speaking the word of God with boldness!

Thank you for being our companions in faith and ministry. May God richly bless and encour-
age you—and give you boldness!

Gary Hedrick
 ROBERT WEISSMAN, LONDON
Quoting an Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center report on the growing influence of
Hamas in England, Israel National News stated that “London has become the epicenter of Hamas’
political, legal, and propaganda campaigns in Europe. . . . Hamas operatives . . . have been par-
ticularly successful . . . initiating widespread anti-Zionism throughout the country” (see www.
israelnationalnews.com/news/news.aspx/136170).

Even without the problems generated by Hamas, anti-Semitism in England goes back hundreds of
years. In 1290, Britain expelled all Jewish residents (estimated anywhere from 4,000-16,000), and
English authors as far back as Chaucer (c. 1343-1400) have portrayed Jewish characters negatively.
CJF Ministries worker
Remember Shylock from Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice? Britain’s institutionalized anti-Sem-
Robert Weissman itism was also well documented in the Academy Award winning movie, Chariots of Fire, which
pitted the motives of Cambridge’s Jewish runner Harold Abrahams against Scotland’s missionary
runner, Eric Liddell. Such ingrained anti-Semitic attitudes in any “Christian” nation (but especially in England) complicate
Robert Weissman’s evangelistic efforts among Jewish people.

According to the Jewish Virtual Library, approximately two-thirds of Great Britain’s 350,000 Jewish population lives in
London. Within the city, there are several large Jewish communities—each with its own unique flavor. Some communities,
for example, are more “artsy,” others more “genteel,” still others more “scholastic.” Robert, a CJFM worker and Jewish be-
liever, focuses mainly on the Golders Green area, where professional and religious Jewish people live. Both his door-to-door
outreach and his Bible studies at the Jewish Community Centre lead to some interesting conversations.

Such conversations cover topics that include the debate between creationism and Darwinism, the virgin birth, and even
the divinity of the Messiah. Very interesting discussions have also ensued when Jewish people discover—much to their
chagrin—that various words in their Hebrew-English Tanakhs have either been mistranslated (e.g.,“virgin” in Isaiah 7:14),
or left out altogether. In some cases, the translation of Isaiah 53 is totally missing. This chapter alone (which is so clearly
messianic) provides Robert with many opportunities to discuss the Messiah’s role as the sacrifice for our sin. Robert is able
to plant seeds, even if many Jewish people are not yet ready to take that final step of faith.

Make no mistake; discipleship is costly for Jewish people. Dr. Charles Halff, the late founder of CJFM, told his own story
in the book, What it Costs a Jew to Become a Christian. He—like many other Jewish believers—was not only rejected, but
actually persecuted by his family. Dr. Halff’s father beat him, had him arrested, and literally disowned him. Dr. Halff went
from being a well-heeled, upper-class young man to a castoff who didn’t know from where his next meal would come—and
his experiences are not that unique.

Why is there such a violent reaction from Jewish families and communities? Most Jewish people are convinced that those who
believe in Yeshua are no longer Jewish, but rather, they are joining the camp of the enemy—those who were, and still are, per-
petrators of anti-Semitism. At the same time, they believe that the Jewish “turncoat” is also depleting the ranks of an already
shrinking Jewish population. Thus, a Jewish person who believes in Yeshua threatens the very existence of the Jewish people.
Robert’s challenge—indeed, the challenge for all who would share the Gospel—is to demonstrate that Jewish believers are
still Jewish; that believing in the Messiah is the most Jewish thing they can do. It means educating a Jewish person about God’s
plan for him. In the early Church, a believing Gentile was not forced to become Jewish. In the same way, a believing Jewish
person does not become a Gentile; he remains Jewish! Both the Jewish people and the New Testament Church have a place in
God’s plan. And central to that plan, as well as to all of history, is the sinless Son of God—the Jewish Messiah.

Pray that Robert will be able to overcome all that hinders a Jewish person from coming to faith. Pray for wisdom, persis-
tence, and boldness, as he brings the Good News to the Jewish people of London.

MENDOZA, ARGENTINA IMPACTED BY NEARBY CHILEAN EARTHQUAKE

The 8.8 earthquake that struck Chile on February 27, registered a 5.8 in neighboring Mendoza, Argentina—home of CJFM
worker Marcos Morales and his family. Marcos reports that the earthquake lasted about a minute. (For those of you who have
not experienced earthquakes, that’s a LONG time!) Fortunately, there were no casualties in Mendoza, although many houses
and office buildings suffered damage. Marcos reports that they have had over 120 aftershocks in the 5- to 6-point range on
the Richter scale, eight of those have been epicentered in Argentina, and four of them in Mendoza itself. While Argentina
has been impacted by the quake and the aftershocks, Chile has been devastated. Damage has affected communications and
made main roads difficult to travel—both affecting relief efforts. Pray for the Chilean people, for the large Jewish commu-
nity in Chile, and for the Jewish believers and workers in Mendoza. (Find a link to Marcos Morales’ complete report on our
homepage at cjfm.org.)
HOW BEAUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THOSE WHO BRING GOOD NEWS
According to a Time magazine report in 2008, “South Africa has some of the world’s worst levels
of violent crime, with 52 people murdered every 24 hours, for an annual murder rate of 43.1 per
100,000 people. Added to that each year are 200,000 robberies, 55,000 rapes, and half-a-mil-
lion cases of assault and attempted murder” (see http://bit.ly/cr1LlE). This out-of-control crime
rate, along with a high unemployment rate, has driven many professionals to leave South Africa
for greener (and safer) pastures. Despite these dismal statistics, however, CJFM worker Louise
Newmark (a never-married, single woman) continues faithfully at her post in Johannesburg. This
year, Louise celebrates 50 years on the mission field—nearly 20 of them with CJFM!

Director of International Ministries Gideon Levytam and his wife Irene traveled to South Africa to
visit Louise and share this milestone anniversary with her. They were struck by the realities of life
Louise Newmark—faithfully
in this crime-ridden city—multiple locks on home and apartment doors, as well as housing com- serving the Lord among the
munities surrounded by locked iron gates topped with razor wire. Louise uses wisdom when going Jewish people for 50 years.
on her daily visitation rounds, but clearly, the Lord has watched over and protected her.

During the visit, Louise escorted Gideon and Irene on a “God is always in
walking tour of the city. As they strolled through one of
the markets, they engaged several of the local people in
the business of
conversation about the Lord. Most were very willing to freeing us and
speak with them, and to hear what they had to say about bringing us to
Yeshua. depend totally
on Him . . . my
During the Levytams’ visit, Louise also introduced them life is not always
to some of the many Jewish people whom she visits on a
regular basis. Some are now believers, others, not yet. But
easy, but it’s
on each visit, Gideon was able to open the Word of God exciting.”
and share the Scriptures with them. The first evening,
Gideon and Irene were met by a leader of another Jewish evangelistic group and
through him, was introduced to other Jewish believers in the city. The man also
invited Gideon to speak at their messianic congregation. Gideon chose Psalm 1
for his message, showing how that Scripture points to Yeshua—the perfect Man.

Director of International Ministries Gideon Levytam
preaching at Beit Y’shua, a messianic congregation
in Johannesburg. There are nearly 50,000 Jewish
people in the city.
As long as the Lord gives her strength, 75-year-old Louise (who doesn’t own a car)
will continue walking from street to street, and from door to door, sharing the Good
News with the Jewish people of Johannesburg. We congratulate her on her anniver-
sary. Truly, “How beautiful . . . Are the feet of him who brings good news, . . . Who
proclaims salvation, Who says to Zion, ‘Your God reigns!’” (Isa. 52:7).

Louise regularly visits a number of Jewish people in Johannesburg. On this In Louise’s black bags are tracts and pamphlets she uses when witnessing.
visit to Brian, Gideon shared the story of Nicodemus. Louise is known as “the woman with bags who talks about God.” May God
move us to share the Gospel with the same fervor!
LIVE THE LAND—AUGUST 6-18, 2010
Now is the time to acquire first-hand knowledge of events and
places in the Bible, and discover the Jewish roots of your faith.
Transform your life. Go to Israel and “Live the Land!”

This is the land of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, King David, the

prophets, the First and Second Temples, and the ministry of
Jesus. The Holy Land is at the very center of God’s plan for
the human race and yet, for most believers, it is only a dis-
tant and seemingly irrelevant land filled with sand, camels,
and political strife. Live the Land is here to change that.

This trip—specifically designed for the college and career

crowd—will challenge assumptions, and invigorate your
faith. By having the opportunity to look at the Scriptures
from a Jewish perspective, participants will gain fresh insight
into God’s word, His plan for the human race, and a believer’s
place in that plan. Look to grow spiritually, form new friend-
ships, and have great fun in the process!

Whether you are part of the college and career crowd, or a

parent or grandparent looking for that one-of-a-kind, life-
altering graduation gift, we invite you to check out Live
the Land. For more information about this tour—includ-
ing cost, registration forms, scholarship information, and
a detailed itinerary, see livetheland.com.

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Please pray for:

• Many salvations as a result of our Passover

Seders.

• Our new work in Belarus—for believers’ BOOK OF REVELATION PROPHECY TOUR

courage in the face of government opposi-
tion, and many Jewish hearts to be open to
the Gospel.
• Our work in Israel—for safety, growth, and
believers to be a bridge to true peace.
• The blessing and well-being of a CJFM
worker in Israel and her husband after the
birth of their first child—a boy.
• Appropriate Sabbath school materials, and
dedicated teachers for the Karmiel congrega-
tion.
• The safety and ministry of CJFM worker
Marcos Morales as his city in western Argen-
tina continues to be affected by aftershocks
from the nearby Chilean earthquake.
Join us October 13-29 for our last tour of the year (and our most popular
one)—the Book of Revelation Prophecy Tour. Take advantage of the beau-
tiful fall weather to visit magnificent sites in both Turkey and Israel. A
one-day excursion to the Island of Patmos (where the Apostle John wrote
Revelation) is also included.
In Turkey, you’ll visit historically rich ar-
chaeological sites, as well as massive mar-
vels built by the Ottoman Turks. During
the second half of the tour in Israel, you’ll
travel to places of biblical and prophetic
significance from both the Old and New
Testaments. Included in the tour are sites
of modern political interest as well.
Don’t miss this chance to walk where early
believers, evangelists, and even our Lord
himself walked. This is your opportunity
R A Higbee

(If you would like to pray for CJFM and our supporters
on a weekly basis, contact Della at dellam@cjfm.org.
She will answer any questions you may have about
receiving our weekly email prayer list.)
to experience a deep connection with the
Land, and see first-hand where God will
bring human history to a close. For more
detailed information, see cjfm.org/tours.
“He who overcomes, I will make him
a pillar in the temple of My God . . .”
(Rev. 3:12).
 Resources for April, 2010
GOD, TORAH, MESSIAH
by Dr. Louis Goldberg,
edited by Dr. Richard A. Robinson
Written by a former distinguished professor of
Theology and Jewish Studies at Moody Bible
Institute, this first-of-its-kind comprehensive
reference volume is an essential addition to
the library of those students wishing to survey
systematic theology with a distinctly messianic
Jewish emphasis. The volume concludes with
ecclesiology and offers thoughts on this doctrine
for messianic congregations. For more details on
this book’s extensive content, index, and bibliog-
raphy, see MessianicSpecialties.com.
Book (BB-145) 750 pages, $40
ISRAEL IN THE PLAN OF GOD
by David Baron
David Baron was raised in a devout Jewish
family and studied Hebrew in rabbinical school.
After completing his own study of the Scriptures,
he converted to Christianity and devoted himself
to a twofold ministry: explaining Christianity
to the Jewish people and explaining Judaism to
Christians. These two objectives form the basis
for his classic work, Israel in the Plan of God.
Israel’s past and future—from her national elec-
tion by God to the final judgment of her ene-
mies—is covered in this balanced, biblical study
by an astute scholar.
Book (#IPG) 320 pages, $16
THE HIDDEN LIFE:
Thoughts on Communion with God
by Adolph Saphir
Based on James 4:8, “Draw near to God and He
will draw near to you,” this work offers some
elementary thoughts on the great subject of the
Christian’s hidden life, while describing the
experienced reality of revelation and prayer.
Book (#THL) 291 pages, $14
RADIO BROADCASTS
The Marriage Supper of the Lamb
by Dr. Gary Hedrick
Dr. Hedrick shows the amazing parallels
between ancient Jewish wedding customs
and God’s prophetic plan for His bride, the
Church.
CD (#GT-18 CD) $6
Cassette Tape (#GT-18) $6
The Promise of His Coming
by Dr. Gary Hedrick
The New Testament warns that in the last
days unbelievers will scoff at the idea of
a literal second coming of the Messiah.
They will argue that everything is continu-
ing just as it always has, with no divine in-
tervention. Dr. Hedrick shows how those
who scoff at Bible prophecy are actually
helping to fulfill it!
CD (#GT-21 CD) $6
Cassette Tape (#GT-21) $6
The Christian’s Greatest Discovery
by Dr. Gary Hedrick
We must understand (and apply) this one
central truth of the Scriptures before we
can experience consistent victory, peace,
and joy in our daily lives.
CD (#GT-34 CD) $6
Cassette Tape (#GT-34) $6
Who is the True Messiah?
by Dr. Gary Hedrick
Why didn’t the Jewish leadership accept
Yeshua (Jesus) as Messiah when He came
the first time? Dr. Hedrick explains that
the answer, in part, is found in ancient
rabbinic teachings and the messianic ex-
pectations of the first-century Sanhedrin.
CD (#GT-16 CD) $6
Cassette Tape (#GT-16) $6
Listen to “Messianic Perspectives” Monday-Friday on the following stations. Access the webcast or subscribe to
the podcast anytime at cjfm.org/perspectives.
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