
Israeli Holiday: From Death to Life
Sadly as Israel celebrates her rebirth, our Muslim residents and neighbors call this day, “The Catastrophe.” But the rebirth of the nation is proof that the Bible is true and God’s promises are eternal.
Sadly as Israel celebrates her rebirth, our Muslim residents and neighbors call this day, “The Catastrophe.” But the rebirth of the nation is proof that the Bible is true and God’s promises are eternal.
As God’s witness, Israel reflects God’s love even in the darkness of the Holocaust. For those who ask questions, there really is no “satisfactory” answer. But this we can say, “Out of those ashes of death came life.” Today there are still survivors of that dark time who are living fulfilled lives.
David’s son, Yeshua, fulfills this prophecy. God’s everlasting covenant of peace is through His grace by faith and He will rule Israel and the world forever.
Ezekiel continues to obey God’s orders and thus he sees the reality of God’s purposes…life after death
God’s timing is not our timing. While we impatiently wait for Him to fulfill His promises, often He is asking us to participate in what He is doing.
God chose Israel to be His witness that the world, the Gentiles, might know, trust and worship Him. Sadly most people and even those who believe in the Word of God, miss the incredible miracle of Israel…truly life after death.
For those who are willing to see, the modern existence of Israel is miraculous. No other people or nation has ever been expelled from their homeland and scattered to the ends of the earth and then return!
Since her rebirth in 1948, Israel has fought many wars and waves of terror.The sound of alarms is almost continuous in some areas of the country and people have only 6 seconds to reach the safety of a bomb shelter.
– All Are Welcome Exodus 12:4 And if the household is too small for the lamb, let him and his neighbor next to his house
God continued describing Himself to Moses reminding us that part of His goodness is His righteousness and justice. His holiness demands punishment for sin.
God had already shown Moses His power, so Moses could certainly believe that God would help him lead Israel out of Egypt. But Moses wanted more. Moses wanted God to go with him. Moses said, “If your presence does not go, do not bring us up from here.” Then Moses asked for even more, “Please show me Your glory!” (Exodus 33:13-19.)
Caught between Pharaoh’s army and the Red Sea, Israel needed to stand firm in their trust in God. Moses was certain that salvation would come because the YHWH had already won the victory.
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