Return to Misgav Am
For more than 20 years a most important spot for our tours has been Misgav Am.
We witnessed close up the Hezbollah build up. And now we witnessed the destruction of same.
Posts Tagged ‘travel’
Haman’s “Nazi Sons” in Bible Prophecy
Haman’s “Nazi Sons” in Bible ProphecyOh! I wish I could get this over to you better.It is so amazing! To do it properly I would have to show you a Hebrew Bible and the four unusually sized letters in Esther 9:6–10, in the listing of Haman’s ten sons.
Read MoreMaking Deals and Heading Home
This is our last day (this trip) in the Land. And it is a very long day. We actually depart from Ben Gurion very early tomorrow morning. Agenda for the day includes packing, of course.We ended up with much more than we came with. One big reason is that yesterday we took a leisurely trip to Ariel in the Shomron (Samaria).Our first stop was with friends Estee and Nissim in our favorite shop in all the Land. Nissim is a well-known wedding dress designer. His taste as a buyer for his shop is unparalleled. Just ask Pastor Lynne Hammond. And he gives us amazing discounts. Practically give-away prices we cannot refuse!
Read MoreGod’s Blessings in the Land
Jeremiah 32:15 KJV For thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Houses and fields and vineyards shall be possessed again in this land.
When the children of Israel possessed the land of Canaan, they were conversant with the very soil and its produce. Moses, David, Amos and others were shepherds. But in the dispersion that followed the destruction of the Second Temple in A.D. 70 by Rome, Jews dispersed throughout the world were often forbidden from holding land. They were forced into other means of making their livings.
In the miraculous Ingathering since the late 1800s, Jews once again needed to redeem the Land and its fruit. They had to learn how to once again become the farmers, shepherds and vineyard keepers they were in Bible times.
We were blessed to travel into expansive areas to meet some of these remarkable people.
They Return
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.
Read MoreRemembrance Day Ends, Independence Day Begins
Yesterday we went to the shopping area of Ein Bokek. As we sat at a table outside the mini-market we heard a clean-cut young man about 17 or 18 years old ask a question of an Israeli woman in English. We took up a conversation with him. He is from Vancouver B.C. and in this Land with a Jewish youth group. We talked a while and explained who we are—Zionist Christians and what that means, etc.
Read MoreNES!
NES is the word for Miracle in Hebrew.
And we have had one for our 25th Anniversary Autumn Assembly of Prayer.
Noah Webster’s definition of miracle is “a divine intervention in the ordinary course of nature.” I don’t back up from this definition in saying that we have had one. And I didn’t even know we needed one.
On the McCloud River
Sitting here in Northern California near Mount Shasta. The gorgeous McCloud River is rushing by just under the porch where I sit. Such a beautiful sound! A friend’s family bought this land years ago, and she invited me to come here for a week to rest and prepare for next week’s Autumn Assembly of Prayer.
Read MoreTravel Update
Re Rosh HaShanah. Last Thursday at Walk on the Water Faith Church, Drs Larry and Loretta Ollison, pastors, I gave a word of the Lord that has my spirit seeking its meaning.
Read MoreCHRISTIANS UNITED…
This is a kind of P.S. to last Tuesday’s blog. Regarding the CUFI Summit. I was impacted by the influence Pastors John and Diana Hagee and the 7-million-member-strong CUFI have attained with our government leaders.
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