Another fun interview with Rabbi Eric! Here is some background info:
Rabbi Eric Tokajer is the rabbi of Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue in Pensacola, Florida. He is also the publisher and director of The Messianic Times and an author of three books, Oy! How Did I Get Here?, Transient Singularity and his newest book, about to be released, With Me In Paradise.
He will be discussing his newest book which is based on some of the final words of Yeshua while He was upon the cross sharing
a pattern for walking in the full blessings and promises of God. They
will also discuss a very important project that The Messianic Times is
currently orchestrating, producing a completely Hebrew digital edition
of the print paper which will be offered for free to Israelis.
Rabbi
Eric was raised in a traditional Jewish home, became agnostic in his
teens due to a lack of answers to important questions. After high school
he joined the U.S. Navy, and while in the military came to faith in
Yeshua as his promised Jewish Messiah. Over thirty years have passed
since the day that changed his life for ever, and since then he became a
Messianic Rabbi, has helped plant numerous Messianic synagogues and is
now running The Messianic Times.
Also great music - such a deal! Enjoy!
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Eric Tokajer Interview
I first interviewed Rabbi Eric Tokajer 4 years ago and decided to re-air it on Saturday March 30. Rabbi Eric was the editor of The Messianic Daily News
website. That website was updated daily with
news that pertained to the Messianic Jewish people. Since the
induction of that website in 2006, the website grew rapidly. In the
beginning of 2012 the Messianic Daily News began merging with the
Messianic Times. This merger was completed in July of 2013. Since this
merger the Messianic Times website has over 30,000 hits a month from
over 100 countries.
Raised in a traditional Jewish home, Rabbi Tokajer began study the Hebrew scriptures closely and questioned much of what he had been taught. When unable to get answers from his rabbis, he became agnostic.
While serving in the United States Navy, Rabbi Tokajer challenged a believer in Yeshua to study the scriptures with him until he found the answers within them. During this time of study, Rabbi Tokajer accepted Yeshua as his promised Messiah of Israel.
Now, thirty-one years later, he is an ordained Rabbi of the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues (IAMCS). He has helped to establish five congregations across the Gulf Coast including Slidell, Louisiana, Pascagoula, Mississippi; Foley and Spanish Fort, Alabama; and Pensacola, Florida. He has served as Rabbi of the Tree of Life Messianic Congregation in Mobile, Alabama and is currently the Messianic Rabbi of Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue in Pensacola, Florida.
For more information on Rabbi Eric Tokajer please visit http://www.britahm.org/meet-the-rabbi-rebbitzin.
Raised in a traditional Jewish home, Rabbi Tokajer began study the Hebrew scriptures closely and questioned much of what he had been taught. When unable to get answers from his rabbis, he became agnostic.
While serving in the United States Navy, Rabbi Tokajer challenged a believer in Yeshua to study the scriptures with him until he found the answers within them. During this time of study, Rabbi Tokajer accepted Yeshua as his promised Messiah of Israel.
Now, thirty-one years later, he is an ordained Rabbi of the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues (IAMCS). He has helped to establish five congregations across the Gulf Coast including Slidell, Louisiana, Pascagoula, Mississippi; Foley and Spanish Fort, Alabama; and Pensacola, Florida. He has served as Rabbi of the Tree of Life Messianic Congregation in Mobile, Alabama and is currently the Messianic Rabbi of Brit Ahm Messianic Synagogue in Pensacola, Florida.
For more information on Rabbi Eric Tokajer please visit http://www.britahm.org/meet-the-rabbi-rebbitzin.
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