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Yom HaZikaron (Israel Memorial Day) begins tonight on April 27 2020. At 8:00 p.m., less than an hour after the sun sets here in Israel, the flag will be lowered to half staff and the siren will sound for an entire minute throughout the Holy Land.   Its mournful cry is the sound of national grief as Israelis remember the precious souls of more than 23,800 Jewish people who lost their lives  protecting the Holy Land or as a result of terrorism from 1890 to the present.    Tomorrow morning, a second siren will sound at 11:00 a.m. for two minutes, marking the beginning of official ceremonies in the military cemeteries. "As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you; and you will be comforted over Jerusalem."   (Isaiah 66:13) After the horrors of the Holocaust,  God rebirthed the nation of Israel as a homeland for His Chosen People in a single day in fulfillment of prophecy ; nevertheless, Israelis have had to defend this nation from those who ...

Continuing from our previous post,  Last Wednesday night,  we celebrated the Passover Seder recounting how the Angel of Death passed over the homes of the Israelites and all those in Egypt who applied the blood of the Passover lamb to their lintels and doorposts. What Did Our Redeemer Do for Us? Two thousand years ago,  12 men celebrating the Passover Seder in Jerusalem  were told by their rabbi and master, Yeshua (Jesus), that this would be their last Seder together.  He also explained that it had prophetic significance.   “When the hour came, Yeshua and His apostles reclined at the table.  And He said to them, ‘I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer.  I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.’”   (Luke 22:14–16) Despite this last breaking of unleavened bread and last sharing of the wine, Yeshua did not leave them without hope.   He emphasized the physical c...

The Passover has already started and the pandemic is all over the world, as in the days of Israelites. The Lord insisted me to write about the Sacrificial Lamb, but I have to begin with Passover to tell about Him. As we know the ten plaques tormented the Egyptians but the Israelites are safer in the hands of the Lord, even though they were living in the land of Goshen, Egypt. These plaques happened mainly for one reason - LET MY PEOPLE GO! The big history in short - Joseph one of the sons of Jacob became the Prime minister of Egypt. And later there was a Pharaoh who came to reign who didn't know about Joseph and the Israelites, made them slaves. Now God heard the cry of His people and raised a deliverer called Moses to free the Israelites from the hands of the Pharaoh. God sent Moses to deliver these people. And so he told Moses to tell Pharaoh to send His people to worship the Lord in the wilderness. But Pharaoh, instead of sending them, made their life harder by giving the...