Faith

A major global faith-based solidarity event is held on the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack.

Who does the land of Israel belong to? This question is already answered in the very first verse of the Bible, but who is actually listening?

Just as the written Word is received with joy each Simchat Torah, as it is moved around a body of descendants of Israel meeting for worship on that day, so the Living Word moved among the Jews of His day in the form of the Man, Yeshua.

When Moses returned from the mountain and saw how the people were worshipping the Golden Calf, he realized that they were not yet ready to receive the tablets, and that he had to destroy them.

Just as Pesach was fulfilled by Yeshua when He became the sacrifice for sin on the Cross at Calvary, and the giving of the Holy Spirit became the fulfilment of Shavuot, so Yeshua showed Himself, during the time of His first coming, as the fulfilment of Tabernacles.

On the road to Emmaus, Yeshua met with two of His disciples and, beginning at Moses and all the Prophets, He expounded to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning Himself. (Luke 24:27).

The scene is set for our imagination to take us to ancient Israel where the sound of the ram’s horn echoes over all the land, over the hills and down the valleys.

The words of Moses, written in the Book of the Law, were to be taken seriously. The God of Israel certainly took them seriously.

“You hear on the news that Africa is isolated, but Africa is in support of Israel” – “Be strong. We are with you!”