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Thursday, November 12, 2015 | Sponsored Content for CHARISMA |
| Joining in the spirit of Jewish and Christian love in Jerusalem |
 In the apocalyptic vision of the prophet Zechariah, he writes that the nations shall go up, year after year to Jerusalem "to worship the King, the Lord of Hosts, to celebrate the Festival of Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)."Indeed, the nations of the world were out in force this fall in Jerusalem during the festival of Sukkot. There were Jews and Christians, locals and visitors from the four corners of the earth. Many of them - thousands - were from some 80 nations who came for the Feast's celebration. The New Friends of Zion Museum (FOZ) led the way during Sukkot in welcoming close to 3000 visitors - a number of them Christians attending the Feast event - to the museum's one-hour tour, which tells in dramatic fashion the story of how Christian Zionists played crucial roles in the restoration of the glory of Israel. One of the conference highlights was the annual Jerusalem March, a colorful, flag-waving, singing crowd of Christians and Jews paraded through the city on Oct 1st. Over 10,000 participants of the march passed the brand new FOZ Museum in the heart of Jerusalem. Among the paraders were many of those who were already counted among the Friends of Zion or who were to return later to visit the museum. Israeli locals were overjoyed and excited to see supporters from all around the world holding flags of Israel alongside their own flag, wearing their country's colors, singing with locals in Hebrew "Haveno shalom alichem" (We bring peace to you), dancing, playing music while marching, many even blowing the traditional Shofar (Ram's horn). The Festival of Sukkot is now over, but the spirit of Jewish and Christian love for the Land and People of Israel exemplified by the Friends of Zion Museum continues the year around, bringing people of all nations together within its inspirational galleries, featuring the very latest in high-technology techniques to convey the stories of devoted Christians who in the past 200 years have played key roles in making possible the modern miracle that we call the State of Israel. We invite you to take part in this wonderful and interactive experience. We invite you to come and meet the Friends of Zion! More of the festivities on our Youtube channel Visit our website: www.fozmuseum.com, Email us at info@fozhc.com Our address: 20 Yosef Rivlin St, Jerusalem. Tel: +972(2)532-9400 |
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