Think on this: “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him. so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. In Jesus name.” Amen Pray on this: Father, in this season of Passover and Holy Week and as we anticipate Resurrection…
Egypt‟s hieroglyph for the “god of air” was Heh, which stood for a “great, but indefinite number.” It represented “the Eternal One, the god of hundreds of thousands of years.” It stood for a “limitless number.” In fact, Heh represented infinity and was drawn as: a stick figure of a man praying or praising God…
BY TZVI BEN GEDALYAHU, ARUTZ 7 The United States on Tuesday blocked a Quartet move to impose on Israel a final status plan for the Palestinian Authority. Foreign media had reported that the initiative would re-start the “peace process.” Britain, France and Germany were behind the initiative for the meeting of the Quartet, comprised of…
BY JPOST.COM— The condition of Daniel Viflic, the 16-year-old boy injured in the anti-tank missile attack on a school bus in the Negev on last week, has worsened, according to a statement released by Beersheba’s Soroka Medical Center on Tuesday. The boy’s condition was upgraded to extremely critical and life-threatening. Viflic suffered severe head trauma…
Watch this week’s edition of Tuesday Night Live in Jerusalem. On this show, the fourth segment of TNL Across America filmed in Florida, Ari and Jeremy meet Walid Shoeabat. Shoeabat, used to be a radicalized Muslim who, as he says was “willing to die for the cause of Jihad. I was involved in terror activity,…
BY DR. RICHARD BOOKER— Since Jerusalem is the most famous city in the world, since it is God’s hometown and since it is the final destination for God’s people, it is most important that we have an understanding of Jerusalem in prophecy. In this article we will study Jerusalem from the ancient Canaanite period through…
For the Sabbath of April 16, 2011. Torah Portion: Leviticus 16:1—18:30, “Acharei Mot” (“After the death…”) Haftorah: Amos 9:7—15 Gospel: Matthew 26:17—30, “Lechag Hamazot” (“The Feast of Unleavened Bread … ”) New Testament: Hebrews 9:11—28
BY DR. RICHARD BOOKER— Since Jerusalem is the most famous city in the world, since it is God’s hometown and since it is the final destination for God’s people, it is most important that we have an understanding of Jerusalem in prophecy. In this article we will study Jerusalem from the ancient Canaanite period through…