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Lost Jews, Missing Verses: The Anousim Return & the Truth Buried in Rome

Lost Jews, Missing Verses: The Anousim Return & the Truth Buried in Rome

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 In this powerful continuation of last week’s conversation, host Laurie Cardoza Moore welcomes back Yaffah Batya Da Costa, founder of Ezra L’Anousim, for Part 2 of a groundbreaking discussion on the lost Jews of the Inquisition—and the urgent movement to bring the Anousim home.Yaffah shares stunning developments: Orthodox rabbis are now performing mass conversions of Anousim in Peru—descendants of Jews forcibly converted during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions—confirming their Jewish identity after centuries of hiding. She also exposes a shocking discovery: ancient Gospel fragments found in Egypt that omit key verses later used to justify the doctrine of the Trinity, raising critical questions about how Greco-Roman influence reshaped Christianity.From Vatican correspondence calling for renewed Christian-Jewish unity to the dangerous resurgence of antisemitism, Laurie and Yaffah explain why it’s time for Christians to return to the Bible's Hebraic roots, stand with Israel, and support the prophesied return of Jacob’s scattered children.This isn’t just history—it’s happening now. And you can be part of it. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1531/29

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