Wow! I just really want to tell you tonight that our Heavenly Father is moving mightily in this Land. If you do not understand the significance of Israel, the people and the Land, then I would beg you to read through the entire Scriptures looking for the Father's heart in all of this. Yeshua came to restore Israel to the Father. He came for the lost sheep of the house of Israel! Yeshua did not come with a new agenda. Believers are a part of this plan, but certainly do not replace Israel. Today He is rejoining the Jewish people with their lost brothers. It is visibly happening in the Land and we see that revelation is happening everywhere as Jew and non-Jew recognize that together they are Israel. The brothers are moving toward each other with an ever quickening pace! Pray that the Holy Spirit would give you truth about this! It is an important prophesied end-times revelation!
Here are the lyrics of a song we heard sung here. I promised you these in an earlier blog. Dawn Rogers and Tricia Walker are on the sheet I have a copy of. I know you can find this song on I-tunes.
Verse 1 - Who am I to be part of Your people; the ones that are called by Your name? Could I be chosen as one of Your own, could it be that our blood is the same?
Chorus 1 & 3 - Baruch Hashem Adonai, Baruch Hashem Adonai. Blessed be the name of the Lord, Baruch Hashem Adonai.
Verse 2 - How can a stranger, a remnant of nations, belong to this royal line? You showed Your grace when the branches were broken, and I grafted into the vine.
Chorus 2 & 4 - Baruch Hashem Adonai, Baruch Hashem Adonai. Blessed be the name of the Lord, Baruch Hashem Adonai. Blessed be the name of the Lord, Baruch Hashem Adonai.
Verse 3 - How could You show me such bountiful mercy by taking the life of the Lamb? Your love is greater than I can imagine, I bless You with all that I am.
Verse 4 - Praise to You, Jesus, the veil has been parted, and what once was secret is known. Now I can cry to You, Abba, Father, and praise You as one of Your own.
Okay, I also want to share with you a few pictures from when Cal and I travelled up to the Golan for an overnight stay.
First view of the Sea of Galilee
The beautiful Sea with the visibility a bit better now.
Some interesting facts about the Sea
En Gev - The beautiful kibbutz on the east side of the Sea.
A curious friend.
Her egg was huge!
The Jordan River Paradise!
Praise His Awesome Name, YHWH. This is very special to read and the song's lyrics are about the Power of the King of Kings, Yeshua Moshiach. Yes even The Lamb that was slain for every one of us, that we do not perish, but have everlasting life. John / Yohannan 14:15 "If you love Me, you shall guard My commands."
ReplyDeleteThank you Father for sending us Your Awesome Loving Sacrifice. We are indebted to You Eternally.
Thank you for sharing this with us Ardelle and Cal and for taking us with you step by step, in your experience and revelation of the mighty work being done. It is so good to hear of the Love of our Father unfolding each moment, bringing us all back together for His purpose and to see His Word being accomplished. It is relief, encouraging, exciting and most of all motivating to get on with our work in the Body, that we may become one in everything.
Baruch HaShem YHWH !
Shalom!
ReplyDeleteYou wrote: “Verse 4 - Praise to You, Jesus, the veil has been parted, “
[To differentiate,] The historical Mashiakh [“Messiah”] was a Ribi [similar to “Rabbi”] named Yehoshua. He taught his followers to keep the directives of the unchanging and eternal Torah - the Instruction Manual of the Creator. He was not divine, neither an “incarnate man-god”, nor “the Son of God”. He told his followers to pray to the Creator, not to “Jesus”. He was a spiritual son,just like all Torah-observant Jews are the spiritual sons of the Creator according to the Jewish Bible.
Ribi Yehoshuas original [reconstructed] non-redacted teachings are available on www.netzarim.co.il (the only authentic Netzarim-website).
Relating to the Creator exactly in the same way as Ribi Yehoshua did – i.e. observing the Creators directives in the Torah – leads oneself into an intimate relationship with the Creator, which is very meaningful!
Anders Branderud