Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: “May those who love you be secure.” Psalm 122:6 NOTE: This prayer may be prayed in one hour, or it may be prayed section by section over a longer period of time.
Sobering, yet exciting. That’s how I would describe the days in which we’re living. Sobering, because the world is an increasingly volatile and dangerous place.
There is no doubt that the confession of the Word of God in any language will release power and blessing, but if we want to experience the greatest impact, the greatest depth, we must go back to the roots, and those roots are in Hebrew.
The Jewish People known as the Bete Israel in Tach Gayint live as outcasts in their own country. It doesn’t matter that they were born right there – their ancestors came from outside Ethiopia.
We have witnessed the Lord breakthrough in answer to prayer during our Gutu, Zimbabwe Medical Outreach. We saw new levels of unity, new expressions of the compassion of Yeshua through our team, and new levels of fruitfulness and effectiveness. (Read a report here.
Confessing the Scriptures is an act of trust and obedience. This is not some mysterious act. This is simply acting on the truth of God's Word.
Now that the current U.S. Administration has handed the mullahs in Iran a pathway to a nuclear weapon, Iran’s leaders are wasting no time in acquiring the ability to protect that weapons program from an Israeli airstrike.
Iran will be able to use its own inspectors to investigate a nuclear site suspected of weapons development. The Associated Press acquired a secret arrangement between the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency and Iran.
In our Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures series, we have painstakingly worked to make sure the Hebrew text is completely accurate. Along with the image, we have included audio, so you can hear how each Scripture sounds when spoken by a native Israeli Hebrew speaker.
