
The Cord of His Inheritance By Jonah Ritter Listening to a teaching on the book

A Story as Old as the Beginning—and as Current as Today By Jonah Ritter Preface

What Pentecost Might Reveal By Jonah DRAFT — WORK IN PROGRESS Two Stories, One Book,

The God of Israel’s Promise to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob By Jonah Preface: Does God

Let Me Tell You an Old Story About Israel. By Jonah It begins in an

Do We Know Who We’re Battling? By Jonah Ritter — October 8, 2026 Preface My

A Moment of Truth Two Stories, One Book, One God Finding truth in the Scriptures

BE HAPPY! That’s an order. Especially on Sukkot. The Torah repeatedly commands Israel to rejoice,

Love, Life, and the Biblical Marriage Arc By Jonah Ritter Abstract Marriage forms one of

The Turtle and a Signature An overlooked story of liberty connecting John Wilkes, John Hancock,

The Writing Process Helps You Think When I was in my twenties I had a

Perspective Is Context There are all sorts of ways Islamists and Jews define and see

My Room, My Life And Yom Kippur I started the new Jewish year, 5787, with

A Song Carried Forward Preface I write to think. That is why I blog, and

What Moses Leaves, and Who Stands Beside Him A follow-up to “Ha’azinu: Listen to the

Ha’azinu: Listen to the Song. Speak to the Rock. How can a song save? Moses’

“And God created man in His own image.” — Genesis 1:27 I love Starry Night.

Abraham’s divided branches and the deeper possibility behind the Abraham Accords The Bible is, among

On these “days of assembly” I had a curious thought: might a sign of Yeshua

Two Sons, Different Destinies The Scripture readings assigned to this day were established centuries before