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The prophet Ezekiel offers the nation a message of hope. Despite the harsh punishment of exile, the people will return to the Land, and with that return the land will flourish and prosper exceeding its former glory. We are living in these miraculous times! As this prophecy continues to unfold, the State of Israel exceeds our hopes and dreams as a flourishing country, breathtaking in beauty and central to the world in medicine and industry. You can be part of a unique project to document this fantastic miracle with the world’s first-ever photojournalistic book showing Israel’s development from desolation to cornucopia. Side by side photographs will make the prophecy come alive as you see the dramatic changes and rebirth of the land in under 100 years.
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Researchers culled through thousands of photos from the late 1800's to 1940's, a period of time when the Land was desolate and under foreign rule. They went back back to those same locations, and photographed the resurgence of life in Israel as the Jewish nation. What they discovered was mind-boggling.
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Devout Christian Doug Hershey, founder of Ezra Adventures, a program which arranges epic trips to Israel, is on an even more compelling mission. Hershey is documenting, through magnificent photography, the prophet Ezekiel’s 2,600-year-old prophecies as they come to fruition today in Israel.
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The Star of David is a timeless symbol of the Jewish People. Mentioned in the bible as being the symbol of david, it now adorns the Israeli flag. The Israeli jewelry designer Ester Shahaf adds her personal artistic statement to the Star, in endless variations. This lovely Star of David necklace is crafted of .925 Sterling silver with Swarovski crystals, copper appliqués and delicate hand painting.
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The City of David, 'then and now'. In under 100 years the State of Israel has brought miraculous rejuvenation to ancient sites!
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Peace be upon Jersusalem and Shalom, Rabbi! |
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Shabbat Shalom from Jerusalem,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
RabbiTuly@Israel365.com |
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