Who is Jesus? Traditional Judaism vs Messianic Judaism

Traditional Judiasm says you can't be a true Jew and believe in Jesus in the Messiah.

Messianic Judaism says you can't be a true Jew UNLESS you believe in Jesus the Messiah.

The stakes are high, both communities say the choice will effect your eternal destiny. Check it out and find out for yourself, who is the Messiah.

Rabbi David Blumofe & Dr. Michael Brown debate on if Jesus is who he said he is. Is Jesus the Messiah of Israel and the world? This debate was hosted on Sid Roth's show Messianic Vision

Christianity and Islam - Did Jesus Rise?

A debate between Mike Licona and Shabir Ally at Regent University in March, 2004.

Coptic Passion Week Hymn: Thok ta ti gom

One of the most famous hymns in the Coptic Church. Have a Bless Passion Week.

Wael Ghonim: Inside the Egyptian revolution | Video on TED.com

Wael Ghonim: Inside the Egyptian revolution | Video on TED.com

Jesus Christ - The Great I Am

Egyptian Cleric Muhammad Hussein Yaaqub on the Results of Egyptian Refer...

Three thousand Islamists due to return from abroad | Al-Masry Al-Youm: Today's News from Egypt

Three thousand Islamists due to return from abroad | Al-Masry Al-Youm: Today's News from Egypt

A lawyer who works with various Islamist groups has predicted that 3000 leading figures of the Jama'a al-Islamyia and ُEgyptian Islamic Jihad groups will return to Egypt in a few days, as their names have been dropped from the “wanted” list maintained by Egyptian security forces.

“They are coming back from Afghanistan, Chechnya, Bosnia, Somalia, Kenya, Iran and London,” said Ibrahim Ali.

He added that airport security two days ago permitted entry to Sayed Ragab Mohamed, an Islamist group member who had been living abroad for two decades, spending 18 years in the United Arab Emirates and two years in Iran.

He said the Jama'a al-Islamyia requested the authorities to drop death sentences that had been issued in absentia by military courts against some of its members so that they could return to Egypt.

Among those waiting to come back are Osama Rushdi, who lives in London, Hussein Shemeis, who was convicted of the assassination attempt on ousted President Hosni Mubarak in Addis Ababa, and Mohamed Shawki al-Islambolly, brother of Khaled al-Islambolly, who assassinated former President Anwar Sadat.