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| Dr. Erez Soref, President of ONE FOR ISRAEL |
Shalom!
Last Thursday we held a praise and worship evening on the third night of Hanukkah, coming before Yeshua together as one in Him. We have been reading about Paul's great love for the Thessalonian believers at the end of 1 Thessalonians 2, where he describes them as his crown! Paul's passion for building up believers in love is a great inspiration to us.
Yeshua coming to us in the flesh is such a clear expression of God's great love for us, and as we grow in love for Yeshua together, we also grow in love for one another. This is the love that changes lives.
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It is wonderful at this special holiday time to focus on our savior, Yeshua, and celebrate what He has done in our lives. We are so grateful for all he has done for us personally, as a nation, and through this ministry, ONE FOR ISRAEL. At this time of year, we are reminded Yeshua is the best gift the world could ever know. God has given Himself to us, and we, in turn, gladly give our lives to Him.
We are so grateful to you for your support and love for Israel and the Middle East. Thanks to the prayers and gifts of believers from all over the world, the powerful message of the gospel is reaching many Jews and Arabs. Lives are being changed before our eyes!
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