Pray for the peace of Jerusalem

May they prosper who love you

- Psalm 122:6

Category: The Nations

The nations

The curses listed in Deuteronomy 28, which Israel endured for her disobedience, will be put upon her enemies.

The Nations

From the time God spoke these words to Zechariah until this very day, nation after nation are turning their backs to Israel, blaming her for the continual trouble in the world and even supporting her enemy.

The Nations

Sennacherib king of Assyria came and entered Judah; encamping against the fortified cities. Hoping to prevent military action, he attempted to instill fear in the hearts of the people, much like Israel’s enemies today.

The nations

Despite the continual attempts of the nations to destroy the Jewish people, God will have the final and ultimate victory over the nations.

The nations

God not only made and keeps His promises to Israel, He also made and keeps His promises to the nations. This promise that He made

Jacob’s Trouble – The Nations

The world of the prophets was limited to the people and nations surrounding and impacting Israel. Of course these ancient nations have today morphed but God’s warnings still apply as well as to nations not mentioned.

June 22: Jacob’s Trouble – The Nations

God gives a warning of punishment to Iran, but in mercy promises a future blessing. Although they would never return to their own land, they would be counted in the great number of Gentiles redeemed by faith in Yeshua.

Jacob’s Trouble – The Nations

While modern Syria has an historical connection to ancient Assyria there is no political connection. But there are important spiritual connections and applications between Assyria and the nations of the earth today.

Jacob’s Trouble – The Nations

Ammon was punished “simply” because they raised their voices to mock Israel. God considers our words against Israel just as offensive as our actions.

Jacob’s Trouble – The Nations

God’s judgment on Edom reflects His punishment on any people or nation that treats Israel badly.

From their conception, the twin sons of Isaac struggled in the womb. The conflict erupted when Esau traded his inheritance for a bowl of soup. Of course rather than take responsibility for his actions Esau blamed Jacob.