Audio reading: Deut 1:1-15, 2 Chron 35:1-36:23, 1 Cor 1:1-17, Psalm 27:1-6, Prov 20:20-21
Right now, the world is witnessing one of the greatest resurrections of History (after the resurrection of Jesus). The resurrection of the Jewish people from all nations, lands, and languages who returned / and are returning to the land of their forefathers—our spiritual forefathers—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Who could have imagined that the Jewish people would once again miraculously return to their land after 2000 years of desolation? And yet, as this takes place, much of the Church sits on the sidelines. For some, it comes from a lack of understanding. For others, it comes as a reluctance to admit the rebirth of Israel as a work of God. Yet, for others, it comes from a place of historical shame. This book deals with the various reasons that keep Christians from engaging with the current miracle of Israel.
It was written to be read within the 21 days between the 17th of Tammuz and the 9th of Av—two very famous dates in Jewish History, which remain unknown to much of Christianity.
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