Coexisting in a Religious World of Divide - Diaz, Elisheva Irma
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"The extraordinary twists and turns of the spiritual journey of Elisheva Irma Diaz reflect and illumine the tumultuous era in which we live. The universally recognized border separating Judaism and Christianity is now a blur. Elisheva's story shows that the insecurity that has ensued may also open us up to unimagined blessing." - Rabbi Mark S. Kinzer, PhD, author of Jerusalem Crucified, Jerusalem Risen (2018), and Searching Her Own Mystery (2015) As powerfully quoted by Joseph Shulam in the foreword of this book, "There are medical books written by doctors who have researched, studied issues,…mehr

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"The extraordinary twists and turns of the spiritual journey of Elisheva Irma Diaz reflect and illumine the tumultuous era in which we live. The universally recognized border separating Judaism and Christianity is now a blur. Elisheva's story shows that the insecurity that has ensued may also open us up to unimagined blessing." - Rabbi Mark S. Kinzer, PhD, author of Jerusalem Crucified, Jerusalem Risen (2018), and Searching Her Own Mystery (2015) As powerfully quoted by Joseph Shulam in the foreword of this book, "There are medical books written by doctors who have researched, studied issues, and gained knowledge in their professional capacity. However, very few of these medical books were written by doctors who themselves have experienced the illness in their own bodies". This author's journey to reclaim her Sephardic Jewish heritage led her on an adventure that began in the early nineties with a full-time Christian ministry that eventually propelled her into a powerful ten-year insightful journey. She went from an ordained Pastor of Pastors with a successful ministry into Judaism and soon after her transition, enrolled herself in formal rabbinic studies and was ordained a Rabbi in 2012. Through this spiritual journey filled with intense study and spiritual experiences, she writes what some may think, but would most likely never say. She has further concluded without a shadow of a doubt that both Judaism and Christianity are broken but God has chosen to dwell in them both. She is quick to confess, "Christianity and Judaism broke my heart, yet, both Christianity and Judaism brought me closer to the knowledge of God". Blessed be He!
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Dr. Elisheva Irma Diaz de Hernandez, BAJS, MTS, DD (aka Irma Elizabeth Diaz) was born into a Hispanic Catholic family with Crypto-Sephardic roots¿ and attended Catholic private school as a child. As a 1st generation Hispani¿¿c¿ whose¿ ¿maternal and paternal¿¿ ¿origins began in¿ ¿Southern ¿Europe,¿ Elisheva was brought up within¿ ¿her¿¿¿ ¿rich Mexican culture¿. ¿ ¿A¿s ä ¿young adult¿, she entered the political world serving in a grassroots Congressional¿ Campaign which¿ ¿after a victory¿¿ ¿opened¿ ¿¿many ¿door¿s¿¿ ¿¿in¿¿ ¿Washington, DC¿.¿ The height of her national experience was¿¿ ¿during the Reagan and Bush Senior White House years. Later her love for G-d launched her into a large full time ministry with a team of forty Pastors and leaders and a consistent global following. Through her travels as a speaker and producer of her own international television program she touched many lives. Her experience in Government opened doors in South America where she visited ¿and was hosted ¿annually¿ ¿for fourteen years ¿to address members of parliament including members of¿¿ ¿the United Nations.¿ ¿As a Bat Anusim she was always interested in Israel and diligently studied¿ ¿the Torah, ¿Jewish sacre¿d¿¿ ¿writings¿¿ ¿and¿ ¿¿ancient¿ literature¿ ¿while she served as a leader in Christian Ministry.¿ ¿Elishevä ¿discovered more about her families roots during the time of the Spanish Inquisition and¿¿ ¿began to fully embrace her true faith as a Jew in the late nineties¿.¿ She ¿formally returned to her heritage in 2009. In 2012, she was ordained as a rabbi¿ ¿through¿ ¿the Jewish Spiritual Leaders Institute in New York¿ ¿and today is a Public Speaker and author serving as Vice President of The Coalition for Sephardic Hispanic and Ladino legacy in Los Angeles. She leads services and teaches in synagogues where she is invited and as of late finds herself very fulfilled bringing healing to others through hospice chaplaincy and bereavement work. She is the founder and President of the Ayekah Jewish Foundation and Co-founder¿ ¿and Vice President ¿of the Coalition for Sephardic Hispanic and Ladino Legacy. (www.Ayekah.org)