Abram Poljak believed that the rise and existence of Jewish believers in Yeshua was a sign of the coming Messianic Age: “We also are signs of the times, pointing to Messiah in an era far away from Messiah. Therein lies our calling, the assignment of the Messianic Jewish community—the huge task of a small community” (Poljak, 1948)

Poljak was driven by a clear eschatology—yet he states that he was compelled by three things, “Faith in Yeshua, Messianic Judaism, and the Land of Israel. This triad was the basic accord of my soul, and only in this triad was I able to think.”

In this Yachad BeYeshua webinar we will critique and learn from Poljak—drawing from his passion to strengthen our own unique calling as Jewish disciples of Yeshua.