The Bearded Bible Brothers: God Is In Control

Joshua and Caleb discuss the phrase, "God is in control".
Who's responsible, who is to blame, and who has the authority?

God Is In Control

Joshua and Caleb

Our Jewish Roots

August 31, 2021

Amir Tsarfati: Breaking News

 

Do not be scared.  Be prepared!

"The Lord laughs at the wicked, for He
sees that their own day of defeat is coming."
(Psalm 37:13)

Breaking News

Amir Tsarfati

(August 30, 2021)

The Elm Tree Fairy

 

A touch of whimsy and the wonders of 

 the imagination on this last day of August....

Soft and brown in Winter-time,

Dark and green in Summer's prime,

All their leaves a yellow haze

in Autumn's pleasant days...

See the lines of Elm trees standing

Keeping watch through all the land

Over lanes, and crops, and cows,

And the fields where Dobbin ploughs.

All day long with listening ears

Sits the Elm Tree Elf and hears

Distant bell, and bleat, and bark,

Whistling boy and singing lark.

Often on the topmost boughs

Many a rook has build a house;

Evening comes, and overhead,

Cawing, home they fly to bed.

"The Elm Tree Fairy"
Illustration and poem by
Mary Cecily Barker
(1895-1973)
English illustrator and poetess
Official portrait painter of
the Croydon fairy-folk

The Bracelet Of Grass

 

The opal heart of afternoon

Was clouding on to throbs of storm,

Ashen within the ardent west

The lips of thunder muttered harm,

As a bubble like to break

Hung heaven's trembling amethyst,

When with the sedge-grass by the lake

I braceleted her wrist.

The Coming Storm
(1869)
Albert Bierstadt
(1830-1902)
German-American painter

And when the ribbon grass was tied,

Sad with the happiness we planned,

Palm linked in palm we stood awhile

And watched the raindrops dot the sand;

Until the anger of the breeze

Chid all the lakes' bright breathing down,

And ravished all the radiances

From her deep eyes of brown.

We gazed from shelter on the storm

And through our hearts swept ghostly pain

To see the shards of day sweep past,

Broken, and none might mend again.

Broken that none shall never mend;

Loosened, that none shall ever tie.

O the wind and the wind, will it never end?

O the sweeping past of the ruined sky!

"The Bracelet Of Grass"
William Vaughn Moody
(1869-1910)
American dramatist and poet

Hurricane Ida Makes Landfall In Louisiana

 

With sustained winds of 150 miles per hour and gusts
up to 184 miles an hour, Hurricane Ida made landfall earlier
this afternoon in southern Louisiana.  Extreme winds
battered the community of Matthews, Louisiana
as the storm's eye wall came ashore.

May God be with the people in the path of this dangerous storm!

Hurricane Ida/Extreme Winds In Matthews, LA

August 29, 2021

Live Storms Media

Redeemed By The Blood

 

John saw upon Patmos,

A vision so bright;

The saints from all nations

In garments of light,

With palms and rejoicing

Before the white throne,

They gave all the glory

To Jesus alone.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

"Crucifixion"

(1892)

Nicolai Ge

(1831-1894)

Russian painter

Salvation and honor

And wisdom and might

And glory and blessing,

Their voices unite,

Ascribing to Jesus,

The Lamb that was slain,

Soon coming in glory,

Forever to reign.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

A few from the honored,

And noble by birth,

The most had been humble

Or outcasts on earth;

Transformed by the Spirit,

Their anthems they bring,

And adoring their Savior,

United they sing.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

From great tribulation

They hither repair;

And victors forever,

God's glory they share;

From sword and from scaffold,

From dungeon and stake,

Naught ever could move them

Their Lord to forsake.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

For this they are honored,

And serve day and night,

And nearest the throne they

Rejoice in His light;

They hunger no more,

By the Lamb they are fed;

By Him to the fountain

Or waters are led.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

Their tears are all banished,

God wipes them away,

Enthroned in His presence

Forever they stay;

What reward and what honor

For service so small!

One hour of such blessing

Repays them for all.

Redeemed by the blood;

Redeemed by the blood;

Arrayed in white garments

Redeemed by the blood.

"Redeemed By The Blood"
Martin W. Knapp
(1853-1901)
 American Methodist clergyman
& hymn writer

Through The Bible With Les Feldick: Salvation

 

"For by grace you are saved through faith,
and not of yourselves; it is the gift of God.
Ephesians 2:8

Through The Bible With Les Feldick/Salvation

Scripture & Science

(Uploaded July 14, 2015)

Simple Faith

Our Father, remove from us the sophistication of our age,

and the skepticism that has come, like frost,

to blight our faith and make it weak.

Family Worship
Nathan Greene

Bring us back to a faith,

that makes us great and strong,

a faith that enables us 

to love and to live,

the faith by which we are triumphant,

and the faith by which alone

we can walk with Thee.

We pray for the return of that simple faith,

that old-fashioned trust in God,

that made strong and great

the homes of our ancestors who

built this good land,

and who in building left us our heritage.

In the strong name of Jesus, Our Lord,

we make this prayer.

Amen.

Reverend Peter Marshall Sr.

(1902-1949)

Scots-American preacher

Twice-appointed Chaplain of the United States Senate

Prayer from the book,"Mr. Jones, Meet The Master"
Sermons and Prayers of Peter Marshall
(Copyright 1949, 1950,)
Fleming H. Revell Company

The Days Of Long Ago: When Grandma Pioneered

 

Grandma was minding the baby.

"Oh yes, she is sweet," she said, "but she is no rarity to me.
You see there were ten of us at home, and I was the oldest
save one, and that a boy.  Seems like I've always
had a baby to take care of."

Holding Grandma's Heartstrings

(2014)

Cathy Erdmann

There were the little ones at home, then when I was older,
I use to go help the neighbors at times; and there was always
a new baby, for women in them days didn't hire help
unless they were down sick.

When I was married, I had eleven of my own; now it's
the grandchildren.  No, indeed! Babies are no rarity to me!

I was just a child myself when father and mother drove an ox team into
 the Ozarks.  Father stopped the wagon in the thick woods by the big
 road, cut down some trees, and made a rough log cabin.

But mother never liked the house there;
 father was away so much, and she didn't like to stay
 alone with the young ones so near the road.

The Ozarks was a wild, rough country then, and all kinds
of persons were passing; so father built another house down
 by the spring out of sight, and we lived there.

The woods were full of wild turkey and deer; when we children
hunted the cows at night, we thought nothing of seeing droves of them.
Snakes were thick too, and not so pleasant to meet; but none of us ever
 got bit, though we went barefoot all summer and until freezing weather.

Old cabin in the Ozarks

Father use to tan the hides of deer and cattle and make our shoes,
but later we had 'boughten' shoes.  Then the men of the settlement
would drive their oxen teams south into the pineries in the fall and
haul in logs to the mills.  When they hauled a certain number of loads,
they were paid with a load of logs for themselves.

These they sawed into lumber and hauled the lumber to Springfield
or Marshfield, seventy-five or one hundred miles, and sold it to get
their tax money and shoes for the family.

The men worked away a good deal and the mothers and children made
the crops. Neighbors were few and far apart, but we were never lonely;
didn't have time to be. We raised wheat and corn for our bread; hogs 
ran loose in the woods and, with venison and wild turkey, made our meat;
we kept some sheep for the wool, and we raised cotton.

Workers in the field

After we had gathered the cotton from the fields, we handpicked it from
the seeds. We carded the cotton and wool and then spun them into yarn and
thread and wove them into cloth; we made our own blankets and coverlets
and all the cloth we used, even our dresses.

We worked long days.  As soon as we could see in the morning, two of us
would go into the woods and drive up the oxen for the day's work. 

Then we girls worked all day in the fields while mother
 worked both in the house and out.  

Soon as supper was over, we built a brush fire in the fireplace to
make light, and while one tended the fire to keep it bright, the others
spun and wove and knit and sewed until 10 or 11 o'clock.

Passing a house after dark, anytime before midnight, you could always
hear the wheel awhirring and the loom at work.  We cooked in the fireplace
too, and I was sixteen years old before I even saw a cookstove.

When the crops were raised, mother and we children did the threshing.
The wheat was spread on poles with an old blanket under them to catch the
grain as it dropped through; and we flailed it out with hickory poles, then
blew the dust out in the wind, and it was ready to take to the mill.

We were taught to be saving. The shoes bought in the fall must last a year,
and we were careful with them.  When they got calico into the country, it cost
25 cents a yard, and if we had a calico dress we wore it for very best.
When we took it off, we brushed off all the dust, turned it,
 folded it, and laid it carefully away.

I never got much schooling.  There was three months school in the year
beginning the first Monday in September, but that was molasses-making,
potato-digging, corn-picking time, and we older children had to stay home
and do the work.  The little ones went, and by the time they were older,
we had things in better shape so they got lots more learning.
But it was too late for us.

Now school comes before the work at home, and when children go
to school, it takes up all their time; they can't do anything else.

I wish folks now had to live for a little while like we did when I was young
 so they would know what work is and learn to appreciate what they have.
They have so much they are spoiled, yet every cent they get they must 
 spend for something more.  They want cars and pianos and silk dresses.  

 Why when I was married, all my wedding clothes were of my own spinning
and weaving, but my husband was so proud he wouldn't let me wear
 my linsey dresses but bought me calico instead.

Ah, well, times have changed!  I'm an old woman and have worked hard
all my life but even now I can work down some of the young ones."

Old-fashioned calico dress

"When Grandma Pioneered"
(August 1921)
 By Laura Ingalls Wilder
(1867-1957)
Prolific American writer and pioneer girl

Taken from the book,
Little House In The Ozarks
A Laura Ingalls Wilder Sampler
The Rediscovered Writings
Edited by Stephen W. Hines
Guideposts Edition
(1991)

Saturday Poetry Corner: Sweet Grass Range

 

Come sell your pony, cowboy...

Sell your pony to me;

Braided bridle and your puncher saddle,

And spend your money free.

Moonlight On The Ranch

Frank Tenney Johnson

(1874-1939)

American painter of the Old West

"If I should sell my pony,

And ride the range no more,

Nail up my hat and my silver spurs

Above my shanty door;

"And let my door stand open wide

To the snow and the rain and sun;

And bury me under the green sweetgrass

Where you hear the river run."

As I came down the sweetgrass range

And by the cabin door,

I heard a singing in the early dusk

Along the river shore;

I heard a singing to the early stars,

And the tune of a pony's feet.

The joy of the riding singer

I never shall forget.

"Sweet Grass Range"
(1934)
Lyrics by
 Edwin Ford Piper
(1871-1939)
American poet, songwriter,
and collector of cowboy ballads
and western frontier folklore

Composed by
Elinor Remick Warren
(1900-1991)
American composer/classic pianist

Sweet Baby James

(1970)

Warner Bros. Records

They Are Gone But Will Never Be Forgotten

 

"Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called sons of God."
(Matthew 5:9)

Six of the thirteen brave American heroes who recently
 lost their lives in the terror attacks in Afghanistan.

   They are gone from this earth but their courage
 and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

  May they rest in peace.

And may God comfort their families in
this time of terrible sorrow and loss.

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
(2008)
Casting Crowns

Maranatha!

Come Soon Lord Jesus!

Prophecy, Politics, & The Supernatural Report: Catalina Island

 

"There were giants on the earth in those days- and also afterwards-
when the sons of God (fallen angels) lived with the daughters of men,
and they bore children to them.  These were mighty men who were
of old, men of renown.
(Genesis 6:4)

Old newspaper clipping confirms Professor Glidden's findings on Catalina Island, California

Christian author and supernatural investigator L.A. Marzulli
brings us the story behind the scenes of the giant excavations
on Catalina Island off the coast of California.

PP&S Report-Catalina Island

L.A. Marzuli

(August 27, 2021)

A World In Free Fall: Jan Markell With Pastor Jack Hibbs

 

Two prophetic voices of our times discuss the rapid
 deterioration of the world in these last of the last days.

Maranatha!

Come Soon Lord Jesus!

A World In Free Fall

Jan Markell With Pastor Jack Hibbs

Jan Markell

(August 27, 2021)

For The Beauty Of The Earth

 

"Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts;
the whole earth is full of His glory!"
Isaiah 6:3

Wildflower Meadow

For the beauty of the earth

For the glory of the skies,

For the love which from our birth

Over and around us lies,

Lord of all, to Thee we raise

This our hymn of grateful praise.

For the wonder of each hour,

Of the day and of the night,

Hill and vale, and tree, and flower,

Sun and moon, and stars of light,

Lord of all, to Thee we raise

This our hymn of grateful praise.

For the joy of human love

Brother, sister, parent, child,

Friends on earth, and friends above,

For all gentle thoughts and mild,

Lord of all, to Thee we raise

This our hymn of grateful praise.

For Thy Church that ever-more

Lifteth holy hands above,

Offering up on every shore

Her pure sacrifice of love,

Lord of all, to Thee we raise

This our hymn of grateful praise.

Amen.

"For The Beauty Of The Earth"
(1894)
Folliot Sandford Pierpont
(1835-1917)
 English hymn writer and poet

Aaron Lipkin: The Footsteps Of God

 

Prophecy Watchers host Gary Stearman speaks with noted
Israeli archaeologist Aaron Lipkin, concerning how the shape
of the human footprint had a special meaning to the Israelites.

Aaron Lipkin: The Footsteps Of God

Prophecy Watchers 

(August 26, 2021)

Constitutional Corner: Recapping Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium

 

Constitutional Corner's Robert Owens reviews the recent
 cyber symposium hosted by My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell.

Recapping Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium

Constitutional Corner 

The John Birch Society

August 26, 2021

Amir Tsarfati: Breaking News From Afganistan

 

Thirteen American soldiers have been killed and and twenty more
were injured along with many civilians in two suicide bomb attacks,
followed by yet another attack on civilians waiting to leave Afghanistan.
May God protect our soldiers and others who have been left behind there!

Amir Tsarfati: Breaking News From Afghanistan

Behold Israel

August 26, 2021

Biblical Hermeneutics - How Do We Interpret The Bible?

 

Dr. Todd Baker of Faith Foundations discusses
how to read the Holy Scriptures.

Biblical Hermeneutics: How Do We Interpret The Bible?
Faith Foundations/Our Jewish Roots
(August 26, 2021)

The Flowers

 

All the names I know from nurse;

Gardener's garters, Shepherd's purse,

Bachelor's buttons, Lady's smock,

And the Lady Hollyhock.

The Flowers

Jessie Willcox Smith
(1863-1935)
American Illustrator

Fairy places, fairy things,

Fairy woods where the wild bee wings,

Tiny trees for tiny dames-

These must all be fairy names!

Tiny woods below whose boughs

Shady fairies weave a house;

Tiny tree-tops, rose and thyme,

Where the braver fairies climb!

Fair are grown-up people's trees,

But the fairest woods are these;

Where if I were not so tall,

I should live for good and all.

"The Flowers"
Robert Louis Stevenson
(1850-1894)
Scottish novelist & poet

Analysis Behind The News: Afghanistan's Another Pawn

 

"Recent new has been awash with reporting of the failed draw-down
and defeat of the Afghanistan war, with many in government and the media
pointing fingers.  With all the factions in the war, and that it's been the
longest war in American history, it's easy to get lost in all the noise.

However, we'll point out just how simple this subject really is, in today's
episode of Analysis Behind The New, where we provide the perspective
and the plan to help restore American liberty and independence."
-The John Birch Society

Afghanistan's Another Pawn

The John Birch Society

August 25, 2021

Be Still My Soul

 

"Be still and know that I am God."
Psalm 46: 10

Olympic Champion

Eric Henry Liddell

(1902-1945)

Be still my soul; the Lord is on thy side;

Bear patiently the cross of grief and pain;

Leave to thy God to order and provide;

In every change He faithful will remain.

Be still my soul; thy best thy heavenly Friend

Through thorny ways leads to a joyful end.

Be still my soul; thy God doth undertake

To guide the future as He has the past.

Thy hope, thy confidence let nothing shake;

All now mysterious shall be bright at last.

Be still my soul; the waves and winds still know

His voice who ruled them while He dwelt below.

Be still my soul; the hour is hastening on

When we shall be forever with the Lord,

When disappointment, grief, and fear are gone,

Sorrow forgot, love's purest joys restored.

Be still my soul; when change and tears are past,

All safe and blessed we shall meet at last.

Be still, my soul; begin the song of praise

On earth, believing, to Thy Lord on high;

Acknowledge Him in all thy words and ways,

So shall He view thee with a well pleased eye.

Be still, my soul; the sun of life divine

Through passing clouds,

Shall but more brightly shine.

Amen.

"Be Still My Soul"
(1752)
Katharina Amalia Dorothea von Schlegel 
(1697-1768)
German hymn writer
Translated from German to English by
Jane Laurie Borthwick
(1813-1897)
Scottish-born translator, who, along with
her sister, Sarah Findlater (1823-1907)
produced a book of translations of German hymns
entitled, "Hymns from the Land of Luther"
(1854, 1855, 1858, & 1862)

"Be Still My Soul" was a favorite hymn of
Eric Liddell, the Scottish athlete who became famous
during the 1924 Olympic games for refusing to run
on the Sabbath.  Mr. Liddell later became a missionary
to China and died in the Japanese operated Weixian
Internment Camp  in Weifang, Shandong, China
during the Second World War.

Eric Liddell's life story was re-told in the 1981
 Academy Award-winning movie,
"Chariots Of Fire"

Origins of the Taliban

 

An interesting report on the social evolution of the Taliban.

Origins of the Taliban

Caspian Report

March 1, 2020

JBS: The War in Afghanistan: Who's Responsible?

 

"There's more than meets the eye when it comes to the recent withdrawal
of American troops from Afghanistan. For example did you know the War
in Afghanistan was prominently led by members of the Council on
Foreign Relations?  For those unaware, the CFR's mission is a one-
world government, not an independent United States.

Within 9 days we have witnessed the fall of the Afghan government
and the rapid sweeping advancement of the Taliban across Afghanistan.
So what's really behind the mayhem in the Middle East?
Art Thompson will bring you a bit closer to the truth on
this week's episode of Activate America."
-The John Birch Society

The War In Afghanistan: Who's Responsible?

The John Birch Society

August 24, 2021

Digging For Truth: The Apostle Paul

"Therefore, since we are now justified and brought into a
 right relationship with God by Christ's blood, how much 
 more certain is it that we shall be saved by Him 
from the indignation and wrath of God."
Romans 5:9

Paul In Rome

Vintage Bible Card

The Top Ten all time greatest archaeological discoveries
related to the apostle Paul.

Digging For Truth: The Apostle Paul

Associates For Biblical Research

(August 1, 2021)

Your Name Is Above Every Name O Lord!

 

"The Lord God says to my Lord, the Messiah, "Sit at 
 My right hand, until I make Your adversaries Your footstool."
Psalm 110:1

"For I always pray to the God of our Lord Jesus Christ,
the Father of glory, that He may grant you a spirit of wisdom
and revelation, of insight into mysteries and secrets, in
the deep and intimate knowledge of Him.

By having the eyes of your heart flooded with light,
so that you can know and understand the hope to which
He has called you, and how rich is His glorious inheritance
in the saints, His set apart ones.

And so that you can know and understand what is the immeasurable
and unlimited and surpassing greatness of His power in and for us
who believe, as demonstrated in the working of His mighty strength.

Which He exerted in Christ when He raised Him from the dead and
seated Him at His own right hand in the heavenly places.

Far above all rule and authority and power and dominion and every
named title that can be conferred, not only in this age and in this world,
but also in the age and the world which are to come.

He has put all things under His feet and has appointed Him the universal
and supreme head of the church, a headship exercised throughout the church.

Which is His body, the fullness of Him Who fills all in all, for in that
body lives the full measure of Him Who makes everything complete
and Who fills everything everywhere with Himself."
Ephesians 1:17-23

Your Name

(2010)

Zemer Levav

Galilee of Nations Music Inc. USA

(2007)

Full Sturgeon Moon Tonight

 

August's full moon is called the Sturgeon Moon due to the abundance of these
  fish in streams and lakes in the northern hemisphere at this time of the year.

  Sturgeon is actually a common name for some 27 species of fish
 belonging to the family Acipenseridae.  They are found in lakes and
streams and on the coastlines of many countries around the world. 

 The earliest sturgeon date back to the Late Cretaceous period and
 are said to descend from an earlier species of fish dating back
to the Triassic period some 245 to 208 million years ago.

The Full Sturgeon Moon 2021

Picture courtesy/ Daily Express

This month's moon is also being called a rare Blue Moon,
not due to any unusual change in color, but because it
will be the fourth full moon of the summer season
when there are usually only three.

Hope the moon is visible where you are tonight!

Blue Moon

(1964)

Dean Martin

Amir Tsarfati: Europe Ready For The Antichrist

 

Israeli Bible teacher and author Amir Tsarfati explains how western
Europe of the last 100 years has literally imported Babylon into it's
borders and is getting ready to give birth to the Antichrist.

Amir Tsarfati: Europe Ready For The Antichrist

Behold Israel

(February 25, 2020)

Amir Tsarfati: Where Is America In The Bible?

"Being the most influential political military and economic power
in our world today, many are wondering: Is America even mentioned
in the Bible?  Will America play any role in future events
described in Bible prophecy?"
-Behold Israel

Where Is America In The Bible?

Amir Tsarfati

(November 13, 2017)

Remembering "The Storyteller" Tom T. Hall (1936-2021)

 

From the golden age of classic American country western music,
Tom T. Hall, who died yesterday at his home in Franklin, Tennessee
at the age of 85, rose to fame as a songwriter, singer, instrumentalist,
  novelist, and short story writer.

 But he will be best remembered as "The Storyteller"
 a singing narrator of traditional country ballads.
 
I remember when I was going to high school I would
often listen to a country music station on my clock
 radio at night as I drifted off to sleep.

 Tom T. Hall's beautiful "I Love" has always been
 one of my favorite songs to dream by.

God bless you, Mr. Hall.  May you rest in peace.

I Love
(1973)

Tom T. Hall

Amir Tsarfati: Gog And Magog

 

"Don't be scared, be prepared!"

An encouraging message from Israeli Bible 
 teacher and author Amir Tsarfati

Amir Tsarfati: Gog And Magog

Behold Israel

(October 23, 2020)

Avi Lipkin: The Potential Fallout Of The New Israeli Government

 

Prophecy Watchers hosts Gary Stearman and Mondo Gonzales
speak with longtime friend Avi Lipkin to discuss the new
 government in Israel and how it will affect the
volatile political climate in the Middle East.

Avi Lipkin: The Potential Fallout
 Of The New Israeli Government

Prophecy Watchers

(August 21, 2021)

By Faith In Christ I Walk With God

 

This post is dedicated to my Christian brothers and sisters
 in Afghanistan.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Many people in America are praying for you.
May the Lord be your Strength and your Shield.
May you find shelter and protection in
the shadow of His wings.

Love & Blessings to all.

Refuge

Mandy Jane Williams

Altus Art

By faith in Christ I walk with God,

With Heav'n my journey's end in view;

Supported by His staff and rod,

My road is safe, and pleasant too.

I travel through a desert wide

Where many round me blindly stray;

But He vouchsafes to be my guide,

And will not let me miss my way.

Though snares and dangers throng my path,

And earth and hell my course withstand;

I triumph over all by faith,

Guarded by His almighty hand.

The wilderness affords no food

But God for my support prepares;

Provides me every needful good

And frees my soul from wants and cares.

With Him sweet converse I maintain,

Great as He is I dare be free;

I tell Him all my grief and pain,

And He reveals His love to me.

Some cordial from His Word He brings

Whene'er my feeble spirit faints;

At once my soul revives and sings,

And yields no more to sad complaints.

I pity all that worldlings talk

Of pleasures that will quickly end;

Be this my choice, O Lord, to walk

With Thee, my Guide, my Guard, my Friend.

"By Faith In Christ I Walk With God"
(1779)
John Newton
(1725-1807)
English clergyman & hymn writer
His most famous song was "Amazing Grace"

Amir Tsarfati: The Spirit And The Bride Say, "Come!"

 

"Come!  One word, called out by the Spirit and the bride in Revelation 22:17,
born out of a desire for Jesus Christ to return for His church.  But who are the
Spirit and the bride, and what are their roles in this time of the Lord's tarrying?
In his video, "The Spirit and the Bride Say, "Come!" Amir Tsarfati not only
answers these questions, but he addresses the great dilemma of balancing
our hope for the Lord's return against the desire for His delay so that
more souls can be saved.  He also addresses the times and the seasons
as we see the "Time of the Gentiles" drawing to a close.
The Lord's return is imminent, and together
with the Spirit we cry out, "Come!"
-Behold Israel

The Spirit And The Bride Say, "Come!"

Amir Tsarfati

Behold Israel

(August 20, 2021)

Mayim Chaim

(Living Water)

Zemer Levav

(2010)