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PLEASE NOTE:
Due to a significant lack of interest in the Messianic Message in our geographical
area, Adat B'nei HaMelech has been forced (at least for the foreseeable future) to
cease functioning as an active congregation. These adverse circumstances have forced
me to take a full-time secular position which will require me to work evenings and
weekends for the foreseeable future, precluding group Bible studies due to schedule
conflicts. I will, however, continue to operate this website as an on-line ministry
for as long as the LORD leads me to do so. As the LORD leads you, your continuing
prayers and financial support to offset the on-going web-hosting and other operating
costs will be sincerely appreciated. — Ari
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The
emblem which has become known as the “Messianic Seal” was apparently used by Believers in
Mashiach in first century Jerusalem in the Messianic Synagogue that was led by Ya'akov ben
Yosef, the half-brother of Yeshua. Discovered on artifacts that were secretly excavated from
Mt. Zion prior to the 1967 six-day war by a Greek Orthodox monk who was living as a hermit
in the Old City, the Seal consists of a 
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