By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz, BIN—
On Wednesday, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem will begin its 37th annual Feast of Tabernacles, a spectacular week of devotion and learning that will bring together over 6,000 pilgrims from nearly 100 nations. Based on the gathering of nations in Solomon’s Temple for the holiday of Sukkot, the 2017 Feast is expected to be the largest yet, bringing about the prophetic gathering of nations in Jerusalem.
The Feast was first established by ICEJ in 1980, and has grown yearly ever since, with more and more Christians and international figures attending each year.
This year, with 28 parliamentarians from 18 nations affiliated with the Israel Allies Foundation in attendance, the Feast is a rare opportunity for Christians to celebrate as a nation in the world’s holiest city: Jerusalem. The weeklong event culminates in the joyous Parade of Nations, where representatives from each country display their unique love of the God of Israel.
Visit Breaking Israel News to see a sampling of photos from 37 years of ICEJ Feasts exhibiting how the unique event has brought together Christians and Jews in the modern miracle that is Israel for nearly 40 years.