Israelis woke up to very sad news this morning, as reports of fallen soldiers made headlines. The border with Egypt is usually peaceful, but trouble erupted in the early morning hours of June 3 when a terrorist dressed in an Egyptian uniform apparently cut through the border fence (see image to the left), infiltrated Israel …
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Happy Monday, Bible lovers! We’re kicking off this week continuing to learn spiritual lessons from Israel’s Six Day War. In 1967, knowing they were about to be attacked by Egypt and others, Israel sent spies into Egypt to serve in military mess halls as a cover for spy activity. It was imperative for Israel to …
In 1967, Israeli intelligence picked up clues that an Egyptian attack was being planned. Israel was badly out-manned: 2-to-1 in manpower, 3-to-1 in aircraft, 3-to-1 in warships and 7-to-1 in artillery. Not only that, but other nations would almost certainly join the fray as well, and Israel would be at even greater disadvantage. Given the …
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Friends, Pentecost just came and went, so it is a great time to talk about the original Pentecost! We’re continuing in our America, Israel and the Church series, but today's discussion will definitely dip into Pentecost. With it, we will make a slight change in direction over the next few days. We just passed through …
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Looking for the Blessed Hope 