"Commit your way to the Lord, roll and repose each care of
your load on Him; trust also in Him and He will bring it to pass."
(Psalm 37:5)
In this classic presentation, beloved Jewish Christian Bible teacher,
Zola Levitt (1938-2006) founder of Zola Levitt Ministries, with
his guest Jean Rosenberg, explains how the Feast of Trumpets
(Rosh Hashanah) foreshadows the return of Messiah Yeshua
for His Bride (The Church).
The Seven Feasts/Trumpets
Zola Levitt Presents
Days of Elijah
(1995)Robin Mark
Performed by U.S. Marines
The Story Behind The Song
"Days of Elijah" is a beloved praise and worship anthem
which has encouraged and given hope to millions of Christian
believers, and has been sung in churches around the world.
Irish businessman Robin Mark was inspired to write
the lyrics of this song after watching a "Year In Review"
television program in 1994.
which has encouraged and given hope to millions of Christian
believers, and has been sung in churches around the world.
Irish businessman Robin Mark was inspired to write
the lyrics of this song after watching a "Year In Review"
television program in 1994.
In addition to the horrific genocide in Rwanda, which claimed
the lives of an estimated 800,000 people in that civil war-ravaged
African nation, the year 1994 saw the first cease-fire by the
provisional IRA, (Irish Republican Army) in Northern Ireland.
the lives of an estimated 800,000 people in that civil war-ravaged
African nation, the year 1994 saw the first cease-fire by the
provisional IRA, (Irish Republican Army) in Northern Ireland.
"I felt in my spirit that God replied to my prayer by saying
that, indeed, He was very much in control and the days
we are living in were special times-Elijah days," Mark explains.
"We need to be holy and just people, and, hence, the reference
in the song to the 'days of Your servant Moses' meaning that
righteousness and right living are important in all our
attitudes and works. David, the psalmist in the Bible,
was used by God to introduce worship, praise,
and thanksgiving in the temple."
that, indeed, He was very much in control and the days
we are living in were special times-Elijah days," Mark explains.
"We need to be holy and just people, and, hence, the reference
in the song to the 'days of Your servant Moses' meaning that
righteousness and right living are important in all our
attitudes and works. David, the psalmist in the Bible,
was used by God to introduce worship, praise,
and thanksgiving in the temple."
These thoughts were very much on Robin Mark's mind when
he attended church service one Sunday in 1995. As a member
he attended church service one Sunday in 1995. As a member
of a Christian music band, he had become interested in
songwriting. He wrote the words to "Days of Elijah"
in the 30 minutes between the two services at his church,
while sitting in the kitchen of the church educational building.
At the close of the second service that day, he presented
the song to the church and they sang this beautiful
and uplifting song together for the first time.
songwriting. He wrote the words to "Days of Elijah"
in the 30 minutes between the two services at his church,
while sitting in the kitchen of the church educational building.
At the close of the second service that day, he presented
the song to the church and they sang this beautiful
and uplifting song together for the first time.
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