We literally spent the day at a museum in Tel Aviv called ANU [Us; We] Museum of the Jewish People. So much is there to see. Too much to put the museum in a blog. (You can look at their website at anumuseum.org.il .) So I chose only one picture. It is at the entrance to a children’s area of this “user-friendly” museum.
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Faithful prayer warriors from across the United States and other nations have joined with us at 8:00 A.M. Central Time each morning to pray for the upcoming elections. In addition to asking the Lord’s help, we focus on using the authority of the believer against the enemy. Each day we focus on a certain area.…
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I spoke with Guy Leibovitz, our Israeli guide just this morning.
The feelings in Israel after the events of the past few days—beginning with the pager, walkie-talkie and cell phone explosions, through the decapitation and virtual elimination of Hezbollah leadership—are like those just after the miraculous Six-Day War!
Our Migdal Arbel Project in Israel is continuing despite the war! The parking area, which is also the foundation for the swimming pool,
is completed. We just received these pictures of the swimming pool being built.
Today is Tisha B’Av.
Perhaps you have been hearing that some have expected enemies to strike Israel today because of the date.
Astonished! Pleasantly shocked! Downright flabbergasted! I cannot even begin to describe my emotions as we drove up and saw the BIG, HIGH buildings that are growing to be the Migdal Arbel Prayer and Study Center!
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Just two days ago, we stood at the site where they were taken. Hundreds were murdered, kidnapped, tortured and raped in unimaginable deeds performed by undoubtedly demon-possessed terrorists.
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We began the day with Matan Kahane, member of the Knesset and a war hero. He shared current situations and did not want us to record.
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One of my favorite spots to teach the Lord’s prophesies in Matthew 24 and Luke 21 is from the Mount of Olives at the Garden of Gethsemane.This video is rather long, but I think the teaching came out rather clearly.
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