“Likewise know that wisdom is sweet to your soul. If you find it, there will be a future, and your hope will not be cut off” Proverbs 24:14 (TLV) I am focusing us on wisdom because with all that is going on in our world today, wisdom is something we can all use more of, don’t you agree.
The statement below is from Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations, an affiliate organization of Jewish Voice. Our organization agrees with the statement made below, and adopts it as our stance.
Long ago, if you asked a Jewish mystic about tikkun olam, he might tell you stories – beautiful stories of an inverted tree, suspended between heaven and earth, its roots drawing God’s goodness like sap that flows through the trunk and into the branches that stretch into our world.
“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth” Acts 1:8 (NIV) Last week was Shavuot/Pentecost – a time of celebration and a time to reflect on our faith.
For the past nine weeks, as the coronavirus upended the world with fear, stay-at-home mandates, financial loss and isolation, we’ve turned to Scripture for the hope we each need to endure rough times.
Para los Creyentes, Shavuot es también una celebración del don de Dios del Espíritu Santo, derramado sobre los primeros Creyentes en Shavuot después de la muerte y resurrección de Yeshua (Hechos 2).
Shavuot marca el final de una temporada de anticipación. Es un festival de cosecha y una de las tres fiestas de peregrinación del año judío. Para tales festividades, cada varón judío adulto físicamente capaz debía viajar a Jerusalén para presentar su ofrenda. Hoy en día, Shavuot es un momento para celebrar el regalo de la Torá. Muchas personas judías se quedan despiertas toda la noche leyéndola con familia y amigos. Cuando amanece la mañana de Shavuot, oran juntos y leen los Diez Mandamientos.
This year, we experienced a Passover like never before. The whole world was behind closed doors, praying for protection from a “plague.” As a result, Believers have been connecting globally through technology to worship, pray, seek the Lord and declare the Lord’s blessing over their cities and nations.
Will you join us in prayer during this critical time, for GOD TV, Ward Simpson, and Shelanu TV as the authorities in Israel decide the outcome of whether this network can continue? Let’s pray together for God’s blessing on this ministry and for His will to be done!
