Isaiah 41:17-20 "A site of a thankful soul who has found living water to drink from the true God of Israel"
(Updated from the article, No One Knows The Day Or Hour – 27 Feb 2015) The Full Moon in September was visible this past Friday the 13th and Saturday the 14th. In Jewish terminology, this past Full Moon was on the Sabbath. This is during the sixth Hebrew month on the Jewish calendar, called Elul. …
(Rev from April 2007) Lk 16: 19-31 the rich man and Lazarus; Abraham’s bosom Phlp 1: 21-23 with Messiah Mt 8: 11-12 outer darkness and weeping and gnashing of teeth Recently I have gone to five funerals of believers in Yeshua/Jesus. Three had lived to ‘full age’; two were young parents, with their infant son. …
As I wrote in my July 1 prayer/newsletter, prophecies and current events are coming together in view on the not-so-distant horizon — something like the little cloud that Elijah the Prophet saw as the Lord promised long-awaited rain. I fear, though, that the pride of America — and of Israel — will cause them to …
Gen 11:31 – 13:1 From the genealogy in Gen 11, we learn that Abraham (Abram) was born 352 years after the Flood. Noah died only two years before the birth of Abraham! Shem and Eber were still alive (even during Jacob’s life)! Truly, Shem is the father of all the sons of Eber, father of …
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Gen 10:32 – 11:32 10:32 – 11:1 After The Flood, the nations, established by the 70 sons of Noah’s sons and their families, were separated on The Earth. But before that separation took place, they all had one language and the same words. They all understood each other perfectly. Today, even in English, the words …
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Gen 10 Chapter 10 of Genesis is also referred to as the Table of Nations (70, the same as the number of the children of Israel (Ex 1:5; Dt 32:7-9)). All of us come from at least one of Noah’s three sons — Shem, Japheth, and Ham (there have been mixed marriages along the way), …
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Call it what you will – Be’er Sheva, Beersheva, Beersheba, Birüsseb, or Bir Seb’a – it is the “Capital of the Negev.” Beersheva is the largest city in the Negev desert, the center of the fourth most populous metropolitan area in Israel and the eighth most populous Israeli city, boasting a world-class university, hospital and …
Lev 23:9-22 2Cor 5:13 – 6:2 Tomorrow, Sonday, is the celebration of the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, and the Christian holiday of Pentecost. They are one and the same, except that the two calendars have diverged. In this case, the celebration on the Sonday, the 50th day of the seven weeks since the resurrection of …
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(Presented at Kingdom First Conference – May 2019) 1Jn 3:1-12 1. See what manner of love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God! Because of this, the world does not know us because it did not know Him. 2. Beloved, now we are children of God, and it is …
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Gen 4:1-26 We may not realize that sin is a crime against God. Sin is lawlessness (1Jn 3:4); that is, it does not accept or live by any law that governs society, or that establishes what is good and what is evil. It is disobedience and rebellion against God and His Word. (Is 1:18-20) It …
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