The Feast of Tabernacles, sukkot, is a divinely ordained time of great rejoicing and celebration. The first mention of this feast, describes it as “the feast of ingathering” (Ex 23:16, 34:22), in other words a harvest feast. And in this connection, God...
Did you know that the biblical hebrew words for eyelid and wing are from the same root? Apparently, in the Hebrew mind, the function of a wing isn’t only to fly with, it’s more so to cover with. Hence Isaiah speaks of God protecting Jerusalem like a hen...
According to Jewish tradition, the wicks of the Temple menorah (lampstand) were painstakingly made from old worn out priestly garments. This remarkable example of recycling teaches us that we can’t just discard the work of yesterday’s ministers. We truly stand on...
In this message, Ps. Enoch shares about the Greater Exodus to come and the prophetic significance of Israel’s new national holiday celebrating this return (or Aliyah) and how this foreshadows the fulfilment of the ancient prophecy of Jeremiah. Notes from Message:...
In the largest aerial expedition in Israeli history, 14,500 Ethiopian Jews were transported to Israel in two days on May 24, 1991. Just like the original exodus from Egypt was in haste, so this operation required quick action as the Ethiopian government was collapsing...
2015 saw the highest number of Jews returning to Israel (making ‘aliyah) in the past 12 years, with the numbers doubling since 2008. The Bible predicts a great end time ingathering of the Jewish people from the four corners of the globe. This arguably started to take...