Halpern, Felix: - Felix Halpern was born in 1952 in the Netherlands. As a child his family immigrated to the United States, where he was raised in the Northern New Jersey area. Prior to full-time ministry, he established a lucrative career in the precious metals and diamond industries located in the International Diamond Center of New York City. There immersed for nearly two decades in the Orthodox and Hassidic Jewish communities, he understands well the heart of the Jewish people. Coming from a rich Jewish heritage himself, it is one that is also rooted in Nazi resistance. Rabbi Halpern's paternal Grandfather was an Orthodox rabbi and leader of his own synagogue in Germany, and his maternal Grandparents established one of the many underground resistance movements against Hitler throughout the Netherlands. It is also where his Father received the knowledge and understanding of his Messiah while being hidden with other Jews, after miraculously escaping Germany. Throughout a large portion of his life, Rabbi Halpern lived outside of Judaism. But later due to God's sovereign intervention, he was brought back to his heritage to carry out his destiny to the "Lost Sheep of the House of Israel." From this experience, he distinguishes himself as a "Moses Jew," or, Jews who have lived for large portions of their lives unaware of their Judaism. Like Moses who lived most of his life as an Egyptian and unaware of his Judaism until later in life, Felix reclaimed his birthright as a "Moses Generation" Jew. He notes; "I myself had little knowledge for most of my life that my destiny to the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel would be rooted in this seed of Jewish identity, one that remained dormant for half my life. It was then through a sovereign encounter of the spiritual suffering of our people that thrust myself and family into a full-time call. Characteristic of many Jewish believers in Messiah, he was influenced by the notion that Jews are Following three months of earnest prayer, the Lord miraculously responded with a dynamic restoration of new vision, and new understanding of the Scriptures. Particularly, those passages relating to Israel, the church and the last days. Further, breaking down the walls that Replacement Theology erects in fully understanding Scripture. In obedience to the Lord's call and restoration, Felix immediately resigned his position as Vice President of Sales and Marketing for a multimillion-dollar international company, liquidated his family's