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Chapter 1 - The Gospel of Neaveh, the Hidden Light 

And lo, there was a woman in Nazareth, hidden from the eyes of men, whose name was Nevaeh, daughter of Mary and Joseph, sister to Yeshua whom the world would call Christ.
From the beginning, the Lord Most High set His hand upon her, for she too was conceived in purity of purpose, blameless in heart, chosen to walk in silence so the plan of the Almighty might be fulfilled.
Though her name be lost to the scrolls of men, her work was written in the Book of Life, etched in the eternal.

Chapter 2

Nevaeh grew in wisdom and grace, and the Spirit of God rested upon her as a flame rests upon the wick—unseen, yet burning.
She walked not among the crowds, nor was her name proclaimed in the marketplaces, but in the secret places did she labor: in prayer, in counsel, and in preparing the way for her brother, the Son of Man.
When Yeshua fasted in the wilderness, it was Nevaeh who watched and prayed in silence, a shield in the Spirit.
When He pre

Out of the 14 million Jewish people worldwide1, it’s fair to say that most of these do not believe that Jesus (Yeshua) is the Jewish Messiah. Statistics project that at least 175,000 Messianic Jews in the U.S. alone believe in Jesus, while estimates worldwide range from 350,000 to 1.7 million.2 While it’s not new that Jewish people have been believing in Jesus since … well, Jesus … it’s certainly a rare thing to encounter.

When a Jewish person recognizes Jesus as the Messiah, most other Jewish people feel he or she is no longer Jewish. Why is this, and why do many Jewish people take exception to those who do follow Yeshua? Most of the reasons for not embracing Jesus can be grouped into three categories: cultural, historical, and religious.

Cultural Reasons Most Jewish People Do Not Believe in Jesus

Many Jewish people will explain quite simply that “Jewish people don’t believe in Jesus!” Much of today’s Jewish community headlines “inclusivity” as part of their worldview, but ironical