Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Perry Stone with Sid Roth - Israel; Judgement in New York on Sept 13th, 2015

Perry Stone with Sid Roth on "It's Supernatural" TV


Published on Jun 7, 2015
The indicators of the Messiah's return are here. The knowledge of the bible is increasing and being revealed to men and women of God. The next judgement on America is about to occur in New York on the 13th of September 2015 be watching between 8 - 10am on the Sunday morning on the 29th day of Alul or the wipe out day. See the worlds economies be thrown into chaos as events take place in New York and other major cities of America. Expect a fire judgement concluding the last day of the Shemitah.

Watch the videos on this channel by Mark Biltz the 4 part series The Feasts of the Lord to understand the dates that God has appointed to dealing with us.

Download a free calendar from this link to see Gods calendar and you begin to understand the perfection of God's timing.

http://www.etz-hayim.com/calendars/in...



Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Hillsong Pastor Brian Houston Re-Affirms Stance on Gay Marriage

Hillsong Pastor Re-Affirms Stance 
on Gay Marriage


Brian Houston, pastor of Hillsong Church in Sydney, Australia, has issued a statement re-affirming his traditional position on same-sex marriage. 
Houston's reaction follows his appearance Thursday at a news conference in New York City that gave rise to media reports suggesting Houston had a "shift in tone on gay marriage."
The mega-church pastor was in New York for a Hillsong conference at Madison Square Garden.
"I encourage people not to assume a media headline accurately represents what I said at a recent press conference. Nowhere in my answer did I diminish biblical truth or suggest that I or Hillsong Church supported gay marriage," Houston said in a statement published by theChristian Post
"I challenge people to read what I actually said rather than what was reported that I said," he continued. "My personal view on the subject of homosexuality would line up with most traditionally held Christian views. I believe the writings of Paul are clear on this subject."
Hillsong Church operates 12 campuses around the world, including facilities in Los Angeles and New York City, where gay marriage is legal.
"I was asked a question on how the Church can stay relevant in the context of gay marriage being legal in the two states of the USA where we have campuses. My answer was simply an admission of reality -- no more and no less. I explained that this struggle for relevance was vexing as we did not want to become ostracized by a world that needs Christ," Houston said.
"I made the point that public statements condemning people will place a barrier between the Church and the world (and I note that Jesus came to save and not to condemn), which is why at Hillsong we don't want to reduce the real issues in people's lives to a sound bite."
"This -- like many other issues, is a conversation the Church needs to have and we are all on a journey as we grapple with the question of merging biblical truth with a changing world," he concluded.

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Holiday in New York City - Rosh Hashanna - 1900's

Israel's History - a Picture a Day (Beta)


Posted: 03 Sep 2013 06:39 PM PDT

Tashlich prayer on the Brooklyn Bridge, 1909.
The Near Year prayer is traditionally said at a body
of water where the worshipper "casts" his/her sins
Israel Daily Picture normally focuses on pictures of the Holy Land in the Library of Congress archives' American Colony collection.  

In honor of Rosh Hashanna, we present pictures of the holiday in New York City, taken in the early 1900s by George Bain and also housed in the Library of Congress archives.

Jewish boy in prayer shawl on Rosh Hashanna (1911)









Tashlich prayer on the Brooklyn bridge (1919)






Jews praying on the Jewish New Year (circa 1905)
















Rosh Hashanna worshippers (1907)











Tashlich on the Brooklyn Bridge (1909)













Going to prayers (circa 1910)








Going to synagogue (circa 1910)






Selling New Year's cards, East Side, New York City (1910)



"New Year's Parade" (1912)












Jewish New Year's nap, East Side (1912)