Klal Emunim

KLAL EMUNIM כלל אמונים

Outstretched Hand of Peace

When Yeshua HaMelech HaMashiach sent His talmidim out to the people of all nations, it was a mission of peace in the name of the Eternal One and of the entire people of Israel.

It is of crucial importance that the Good News be understood precisely as the message of the people of Israel — a message in which we invite the nations of the earth to partake in our salvation, should they so desire. This message, when understood in the light of the revelation from Sinai, contains only good news — especially for the nations — and NO BAD NEWS. There is no compelling reason for Noahides (that is, all human beings who do not belong to the people of Israel) to believe that Yeshua is the Messiah in order to be saved, for the Eternal One is faithful to His covenant with Noah and his descendants, just as HaShem is faithful to His covenant with the people of Israel.

The Trinitarian dogma of belief in "Jesus, Son of God" as a mandatory prerequisite for salvation is an invention of heretics who, in the 4th century, ultimately brought about the split of the community of believers into two camps: on one side, Jerusalem and the faith of the fathers of Israel; on the other, Rome and the Trinity.

These two camps persist to this day, and likely will until the Lord Yeshua returns — may it happen soon and in our lifetime.

We, the monotheistic believers in the Eternal One, the God of Israel, and in the mission of Yeshua ben Joseph ben David, share all the principles of faith of the chosen people. The trunk of our faith community remains the people of Israel themselves, descended from the seed of the Patriarchs. The grafted branches, together with the trunk, form a single whole — and all together belong to the people of Israel.

We invite you to come to know the Good News as it has been proclaimed in Israel for 2,000 years, and to join our people in fulfilling the kingly-priestly ministry within the framework of the New Covenant.

If you are interested in learning more, please reach out to us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Write to Baruch ben Mordechai HaKohen, and he will be in touch with you.