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1. www.petahtikvah.comWelcome to Petah Tikvah

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   Apr 15, 2024 · Petah Tikvah Magazine is a 64-page magazine. You will discover many articles reflecting the above philosophies, as well as news from a biblical perspective, and a healthy dose of humor. You can also email us: Rchaimberlin@juno.com

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2. apmfinc.com › ptAPMF Petah Tikvah

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   Petah Tikvah APMF Edition. The APMF edition of the Petah Tikvah is now in digital format. The Petah Tikvah magazine is originally produced by Rick Chamberlain in the US. The APMF edition has anouncements and articles specific to the APMF communities.

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   What is Petah Tikvah magazine?

   • Petah Tikvah Magazine is a 64-page magazine. You will discover many articles reflecting the above philosophies, as well as news from a biblical perspective, and a healthy dose of humor. You can also email us: Rchaimberlin@juno.com Let us know your full physical address in order to get your issue of Petah Tikvah.

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   • The Petah Tikvah magazine is originally produced by Rick Chamberlain in the US. The APMF edition has anouncements and articles specific to the APMF communities. If you would like to receive a link to the e-mail when it is release every quarter, please send an e-mail to apmfpt@gmail.com APMF Petah Tikvah Magazines

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   What is Petah Tikvah?

   • Petah Tikvah is a Messianic Jewish ministry. The first believers in Yeshua the Messiah were all observant Jews. For the early decades, the only Bible they had was the Tanakh ("Old Testament"). They also had the teachings of Yeshua, which were passed on orally to his talmidim (disciples).

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   • While you can still see remnants of Petah Tikvah’s agricultural roots, (primarily in the form of orange groves), today, the city is one of Israel’s largest industrial centers. Source: Copyright © 2001 Gems in Israel All rights reserved.

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4. www.lechaimbiblefellowship.org › petah-tikvaPetah Tikvah Magazine E-edition | Calgary L'chaim Bibl

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   Petah Tikvah Magazine E-edition | Calgary L'chaim Bibl. Welcome to the Petah Tikvah, APMF edition. This version of the magazine intends to distribute the Petah Tikvah to audience far & wide with the permission from the publisher Rick Chaimberlin.

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   Petah Tikvah; Contact Us; APMC 2024 - Steadfast and Immovable in these End Times Date: March 28-30, 2024 Venue: Riverview Waterpark, Asin, Nangalisan, Tuba, Benguet

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7. www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org › petah-tikvahPetah Tikvah - Jewish Virtual Library

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   The name of this city, located east of Tel Aviv means “Gateway to Hope.”. Religious Jews from Jerusalem established Petah Tikva on November 3, 1878. Three entrepreneurial families initially established the settlement, one of which was Rabbi Moshe Yoel Salomon’s family, from Jerusalem. Additional families joined them in 1880.