Tuesday, August 6, 2013

'Israel capable of striking Iran alone' (Just Do It!)

'Israel capable of striking Iran alone'

Tuesday, August 06, 2013 |  Israel Today Staff  
A senior Israeli diplomatic official told Army Radio on Tuesday that the Jewish state is perfectly capable of striking Iran's nuclear facilities on its own, should America fail to join such a mission.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said that the Israeli government very much doubts the Obama Administration's seriousness about preventing Iran from attaining nuclear weapons at all costs.
Washington's weak and ineffective approach to the crisis in Syria, not to mention its utter failure to react when clear red lines were crossed, has created the feeling that the current American government would never take the step of going to war to keep the Islamic Republic from going nuclear.
Quite to the contrary, Israel believes US President Barack Obama is going to use the election of new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani as an excuse to loosen sanctions, make concessions and downgrade the situation, even as Iran continues to race toward an atomic bomb.
Israeli leaders have repeatedly warned that while Rouhani is far more tactful than his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, he remains the servant of Iran's supreme leader and has long been a key proponent of Iran's nuclear program.

Former 4HIm Christian artist Kirk Sullivan apologizes to Israel for President Obama. THANK YOU ISRAEL TODAY!

EXCLUSIVE: Christian artist apologizes to Israel for President Obama

Tuesday, August 06, 2013 |  Jonathan David, Israel Today  


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Music minister Kirk Sullivan of the Grammy-nominated and ten-time Dove award-winning Christian band 4HIM recently spoke with Israel Today’s Jonathan David about the biblical connection between the Land of Israel and the Jewish people. He also articulated his views on the Iran threat, and wholeheartedly apologized for President Obama’s treatment of the nation of Israel and its leaders.
Israel Today: As a Christian artist, what is your view of modern Israel?
Sullivan: I believe scripturally that God gave the land to Israel in the Old Testament, and I don’t think it’s God’s will for them to give it up. Scripture spells out that they (Jewish people) are God’s people. Salvation (through Yeshua) was offered to the Jews first and then to the Gentiles.
IT: Is Israel generally viewed positively or negatively in the Christian music industry in the US?
Sullivan: Positively! You’re going to have people that don’t, but those are the people that don’t know the Word (Bible). Those who study Scripture know what God says about the Jews.
IT: Do you have any contact or connection with the Messianic body in Israel?
Sullivan: I have friends who visit Israel three or four times per year. I know others who regularly send aid and support to Israel.
IT: The message of what God is doing through Israel's restoration seems largely lost on the younger generation of Evangelical Christians. How can more of them be reached?
Sullivan: When pastors preach the Word of God! There are a tremendous amount (of pastors) who preach superficial messages from the pulpit. They don’t teach that Israel is a huge part of Christendom. Israel and Jerusalem are the center of everything and they’re not teaching it. They’re not teaching Scripture; historically or prophetically. The things that are taking place that lead to Christ’s (Messiah’s) return are taking place in Israel. When He (Yeshua) returns, He’s coming to the Mount of Olives.
IT: What do you think of President Obama's plans to make Israel return to pre-1967 borders?
Sullivan: Our President is godless! Every opportunity he gets, he treats Israel and its leaders with contempt. It took him 5 years to visit Israel. His decision to have Israel return to “pre-’67 borders” is a decision that American Evangelical Christians do not agree with. We’re totally against it. I apologize for our President.
IT: What should be done about the Iran threat to wipe Israel off the map with nuclear weapons?
Sullivan: You know it’s a spiritual thing when you have a country like Iran, the size of Texas, that (threatens) the tiny piece of land called Israel. Israel should continue to do what they usually do and go bomb their (Iran) facilities. They’ve done it before. War is a terrible thing, but at some point, Israel should take action.
IT: Any plans to put on a concert in Israel?
Sullivan: I have never been to the Holy Land, but I would love to go. I would love to put on a concert in Israel.


Love For His People Editor's Note: 

It is GREAT to see prominent voices stand up for Israel, and speak the truth. Enough of the lies that the rest of the news throws out. A BIG THANK YOU TO ISRAEL TODAY for your journalistic work.

Much appreciated Aviel Schneider!  

Steve Martin

How the American Colony Adopted Yemenite Jews in 1882

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



How the American Colony Adopted Yemenite Jews in 1882 -- As Told by Bertha Spafford Vester, a Leader of the Colony


Why so many pictures of Yemenite Jews? (American
Colony Collection, circa 1910)

In previous features we discussed why the American Colony photographers dedicated so much film to the Yemenite Jews of Jerusalem.

Today we present the words of one of the key figures of the American Colony, Bertha Spafford Vester, daughter of the founders of the Colony, Anne and Horatio Spafford. Bertha took over the management of the American Colony enterprises after her parents' death. She described her life in her fascinating book,An American Family in the Holy City, 1881-1949.

She provided one chapter to the Colony's special relationship with a group of "Gadites" who arrived in 1882. It was believed they were descendants of the tribe of Gad.

CHAPTER TWELVE

The Gadites entered our lives a few months after our arrival in Jerusalem, and until [the 1948] civil war divided Jerusalem into Arab and Jewish zones, with no intercourse between except bullets and bombs, they continued to get help from the American Colony.



Yemenite school at Kfar Hashiloach. Yemenite village
in Silwan (Central Zionist Archives, Harvard, circa 1910)

One afternoon in May 1882 several of the Group, including my parents, went for a walk, and were attracted by a strange-looking company of people camping in the fields. The weather was hot, and they had made shelters from the sun out of odds and ends of cloth, sacking, and bits of matting. Father made inquiries through the help of an interpreter and found that they were Yemenite Jews recently arrived from Arabia.



View of Kfar Shiloah in Jerusalem, outside of Jerusalem's
Old City. Note the caves, first homes for Gadite newcomers
(Central Zionist Archives, Harvard, 1898)

They told Father about their immigration from Yemen and their arrival in Palestine. Suddenly, they said, without warning, a spirit seemed to fall on them and they began to speak about returning to the land of Israel. They were so convinced that this was the right and appointed time to return to Palestine that they sold their property and turned other convertible belongings into cash and started for the Promised Land. 

They said about five hundred had left Yena in Yemen. Most of them were uneducated in any way except the knowledge of their ancient Hebrew writings, and those, very likely, they recited by rote. As appears, they were simple folk, with little knowledge of the ways of the world outside of Yemen, and that is the same as saying "the days of Abraham."

When they landed in Hedida on the coast of the Red Sea, they were cautioned by Jews not to continue their trip to Jerusalem and that if they did so it would be at peril of their lives. Some of the party were discouraged and returned to Yena. Others were misdirected and were taken to India, The rest went to Aden, where they embarked on a steamer for Jaffa, and came to Jerusalem before the Feast of Passover.



"Arab (sic) Jew from Yemen" (circa 1900)


Library of Congress caption: "Photograph shows a
Yemenite Jewish man standing in front of Siloan village.
1901 (Source: L. Ben-David, Israel's History - A Picture
a Day website, Sept. 11, 2011)"

They told about the opposition and unfriendliness they had encountered from the Jerusalem Jews, who, they said, accused them of not being Jews but Arabs. One reason, they said, for their rejection by the Jerusalem Jews was because they feared that these poor immigrants would swell the number of recipients ofhalukkah, or prayer money. 

Early in the seventeenth century, as a result of earthquakes, famine, and persecution, the economic position of the Jews in Palestine became critical, and the Jews of Venice came to their aid. They established a fund "to support the inhabitants of the Holy Land." Later on the Jews of Poland, Bohemia, and Germany offered similar aid. This was the origin of the halukkah. 

The money was sent not so much for the purpose of charity as to enable Jewish scholars and students to study and interpret the Scriptures and Jewish holy books and to pray for the Jews in the Diaspora (Dispersion), at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, and in other holy cities of Palestine. 

Thehalukkah, as one could imagine, was soon abused. It only stopped, however, when World War I began in 1914 and no more money came to Palestine for that purpose.

In 1882, when the Yemenites arrived, those who had benefited from the generosity of others were unwilling to pass it on.

Father was interested in the Gadites at once. Their story about their unprovoked conviction that this was the time to return to Palestine coincided with what he felt sure was coming to pass the fulfillment of the prophecy of the return of the Jews to Palestine.

Also, Father was attracted by the classical purity of Semitic features of these Yemenite immigrants, so unlike the Jews he was accustomed to see in Jerusalem or in the United States. These people were distinctive: they had dark skin with dark hair and dark eyes. They wore side curls, according to the


Yemenite Jewish family circa 1900

Mosaic law: "Ye shalt not round the corners of your heads, neither shalt thou mar the corners of thy beard." Otherwise their dress was Arabic. They had poise, and their movements were graceful, like those of the Bedouins. They were slender and somewhat undersized. 

Many of the women were beautiful, and the men, even the young men, looked venerable with their long beards. They regarded as true the tradition that they belonged to the tribe of Gad. They believed that they had not gone into captivity in Babylon, and that they had not returned at the time of Ezra and Nehemiah to rebuild the temple. For thousands of years they had remained in Yemen, hence their purity of race and feature.

The thirty-second chapter of Numbers tells how the children of Gad and the children of Reuben asked Moses to allow them to remain on the east side of Jordan, which country had "found favor in their sight." It goes on to tell how Moses rebuked them, saying, "Shall your brethren go to war, and shall ye sit here?" Then Moses promised them that if they would go armed and help subdue the country, then "this land shall be your possession before the Lord."

In the thirteenth chapter of Joshua, "when Joshua was stricken in years," he gives instructions that the Gadites and the Reubenites and half the tribe of Menasseh should receive their inheritance "beyond the Jordan eastward even as Moses the servant of the Lord gave them."

In the Apology of al Kindy, written at the court of al Mamun, A.D. 830, the author speaks of Medina as being a poor town, mostly inhabitated by Jews. He also speaks of other tribes of Jews, one of which was deported to Syria. 

Would it be too remote to conjecture that the remnants of these tribes should have wandered to and remained in Yemen? I know there are other theories about how Jews got there, and about their origin, but Father believed that "Blessed be he that enlargeth Gad," and the Group did everything in their power to help these immigrants. We called them Gadites from that time.


Yemenite Jews circa 1900. Why are they near mailbox belonging to the German postal service? (Library of Congress)



Yemenite rabbis, "some of the first immigrants"
(Central Zionist Archives, Harvard)

They were in dreadful need when we found them.

Some of them had died of exposure and starvation during their long and uncomfortable trip; now malaria, typhoid, and dysentery were doing their work. They had to be helped, and quickly. No time
was lost in getting relief started. 

The Group rented rooms, and the Gadites were installed in cooler and more sanitary quarters. Medical help was immediately brought. Mr. Steinharf's sister, an Orthodox Jewish woman, was engaged to purchase kosher meat, which, with vegetables and rice or cracked burghal (wheat) she made into a nutritious soup. 

Bread and soup were distributed once a day to all, with the addition of milk for the children and invalids. One of the American Colony members was always present at distribution time, to see that it was done equitably and well.



Translation of the Gadite prayer kept in the Spafford Bible:
Prayer of Jewish Rabbi offered every Sabbath in Gadite synagogue,
June 27?: He who blessed our fathers Abraham, Isaac & Jacob,
bless & guard & keep Horatio Spafford & his household & all that
are joined with him, because he has shown us mercy to us & our
children & little ones. Therefore may the Lord make his days long...(?)
and may the Lord's mercy shelter them. In his and in our days may
Judah be helped (?) and Israel rest peacefully and may the
Redeemer come to Zion, Amen.

The Gadites had a scribe among them who was a cripple. He could not use his arms and wrote the most beautiful Hebrew, holding a reed pen between his toes. He wrote a prayer for Father and his associates, which was brought one day and presented to Father as a thanksgiving offering. 

They said that they repeated the prayer daily. I have it in my possession; it is written on a piece of parchment. The translation was made by Mr. Steinhart.

This amicable state of affairs continued for some time. Then the elders, who were the heads of the families, came as a delegation to Father. They filed upstairs to the large upper living room, looking solemn and sad, and smelling strongly of garlic. 

They told Father that certain Orthodox Jews, the very ones who had turned blind eyes and deaf ears to their entreaties for help when they arrived in such a pitiable state, were now persecuting them under the claim that they were violating the law by eating Christian food. Some of the older men and women had stopped eating, and in consequence were weak and ill. They made Father understand how vital this accusation, even if false, was to them, and they begged him to divide the money spent among them, instead of giving them the food.



Yemenite Rabbi Shlomo (1935)

Everyone knows how much more economical it is to make a large quantity of soup in one cauldron than in many individual pots; how ever, their request was granted. A bit more money was added to the original sum, and every Friday morning the heads of the Gadite families would appear at the American Colony and be given coins in proportion to the number of individuals to be fed.

They explained to Father that they were trying to learn the trades of the new country and hoped very soon not to need assistance. They had been goldsmiths and silversmiths of a crude sort in Yemen, but Jerusalem at that time had no appreciation or demand for that sort of handicraft. One by one the elders came to tell us they had found work, to thank, us for what we had done, and to say they needed no further help. Father was impressed with the unspoiled integrity of these people.

The Colony continued giving help to the original group of Gadites in decreasing amounts until only a few old people and


Yemenite Rabbi Avram (circa 1935)

widows remained. But these came regularly once a week. Their number was swelled by newcomers and we still shared what we could with them: portions of dry rice, lentils, tea, coffee, and sugar, or other dry articles. 

After the British occupation of Palestine and the advent of the Zionist organization, with its resources and vast machinery to meet pressing necessities, after forty years our list of dependent Gadites was taken over by them. Even then, individuals continued to come to the doors of the American Colony to ask our help.

One night in June 1948 the American Colony had been under fire all night between the Jews west of us and the Arab legionaries east of us. In the morning a Yemenite Jew lay dead in the road be fore our gates. I recognized Hyam, a Yemenite from the "box colony" near the American Colony. He was one of those who had been receiving help from us for years.

For all this relief work the American Colony was using the money of its members.

The chapter continues with the story of a con-man, Mr. Moses, who stole an ancient scroll from the Yemenites while they were still in Yemen. The Yemenite community in Jerusalem discovered him in Jerusalem and requested that the American Colony help secure the scroll for them.

Monday, August 5, 2013

Leadership Through Love (Chapter 11) - "Acknowledge Him in All Your Ways" - Steve Martin

Chapter 11

Acknowledge Him in All Your Ways

   - Heart of Thankfulness
   - Heart of Worship
   - Heart of Service


The very first verse I ever memorized that I can remember was Psalm 37:4,5 “Have your delight in the Lord, and He will give you the desire of your heart. Trust also in Him, and He will do it.” (NAS) That was in my teen years, before the “work” years began.

After 27 years of administration work, I can truthfully and gratefully acknowledge that if it hadn’t been for the Lord’s encouragement, guidance, provision, patience and persistence working in my life through His grace, I would have quit ministry service a long time ago. Administrators and staff serving in key roles need to depend on Him in all that they set out to do. The road is not easy, and our spirits, souls and bodies need His constant input to refresh, revitalize, and direct our daily steps.

Ministry and church administration, though it has the eternal rewards promised to all faithful servants, is certainly not the “field of green” that many expect it is. As in any work of the Lord, there are additional pressures that one confronts knowingly and unknowingly throughout the week. The enemy of the soul seems to work overtime to discourage, steal and destroy the families and staff of committed laborers. Those at the “top of the staff rosters” are generally the first target.

Having raised a family of four with my wife Laurie, we have experienced the results of the enemy’s efforts to get us off course. Often he will work through our children, to try and have us question the protection and watch care the Lord promises.

Over those growing decades, four cars were totaled in the early driving years of our three oldest kids. That certainly tested our faith. The three trips to bail two out of jail, on separate other occasions, even more so caused us to seek the Lord for His wisdom and counsel. Our home lives do have the spiritual pressure bearing down on us, as we attempt to be the “examples” of leadership in the church and ministry settings.

To acknowledge the ongoing reliance on the Lord’s protection and provision are continually needed to press forward, to see His kingdom come and His will done. One prophetic word spoken over me, that I didn’t realize until I heard it only recently, was that the Lord has His protection over and around me. One may take that for granted, which I did, but when it came through my ears and settled into my heart, my gratitude for the Lord increased. That spoken word continues to give me the faith to push forward in those areas of building and growth that I have been called to do. Knowing my “back” and forward progress is protected gives me the courage to press on, which also includes my family.

To help sustain this awareness of the Lord’s presence, it has become my habit to spend a quiet time each day with the Lord, as I wrote in an earlier chapter. I need to thank my mother, Lila Martin Parker, for her excellent example set early in my childhood. As a kid growing up in Cedar falls, Iowa, I noticed her take time out at the beginning of the day to read the Word, listen to her praise albums on the stereo phonograph player, and pray. To this day, this practice in my life has been ongoing (except maybe not on Saturdays and Sundays, when I commit my day to the Lord in others ways.)

Prayer chair

Developing a thankful heart as a leader, by thanking the Lord for the opportunities He gives in service as a leader, allows me to realize just what all He does. When a situation arises that could cause grave concern or another headache, my first reaction has often been to say quietly to the Lord, “Thank you Lord.” To speak blessing instead of cursing, when the temptation is great to do otherwise in any situation, causes the matter to be handled with a more godly response.

When I lay my head down to sleep, as it hits the pillow, I have made it a habit to say “Thank you Lord.”

Leading worship in gatherings has been one of my greatest joys. One of my favorite songs is one sung by Don Moen (Integrity Music) entitled “Thank You Lord”. When I would lead that song at the beginning of a praise and worship service, the atmosphere is charged with people’s hearts giving thanks to the Lord right from the start. Cares and concerns seem to diminish as each acknowledges his dependence on the goodness of the Lord, and thanking Him for his blessings.

Being an avid reader, I have found time spent reading books on the faith of saints who have preceded us builds a thankful heart in me. That in turn assists me in encouraging others on staff in their faith, by them seeing and hearing of my thankful heart.

I remember one situation in the ministry office that certainly needed a spoken word of thanks, so that something else would not have come forth. It seems that in the building we had purchased a few years early, that when the back parking lot was laid, the sewer line was not given the proper degree of angle needed for outward flow. Over the years, as the weight of the earth above it sifted and sunk, it put pressure on the line at one end, causing the line to push up at the wrong end. Thus the water flow ceased flowing. At least in the right direction!

When the backed up mess ended up in two lower level offices, you can imagine the consternation that ensued. If the Lord hadn’t developed a thankful heart in me, I would have reacted as one would have expected, along with the occupants of those rooms. But instead, I was able to track down a plumber to start the proper course of action, and in the meantime, got out the wet vac and started doing the necessity work. No fun for sure, but at least I wasn’t grumbling to high heaven.

Another time, at a previous administrator position, a swimming pool that came with the leased property had to have the annual cleaning after winter was over. Having grown up going to the pool three times a day in my young grade school years, I had grown basically tired of swimming and water, and anything related to it. This brought me no joy. And then especially when the pool covering had fallen half in, during the eight months of not doing its job. Of course, every tree leaf, twig, dead mice and other creatures who couldn’t swim found their way to this part of the property.

After sucking out the totally polluted water, and shoveling out the extra terrestrial creatures and creation as listed above, hours later I was able to give some thanks –that the job was over! Through tasks like this, by doing things we normally detest, our hearts are given the opportunity to serve others, and develop thankfulness. It also helps us to grown in further appreciation for those who the Lord surrounds us with who help us in times a need, who do tasks and chores that aren’t at all pleasant, but need to get done.

Art Maki, a long time friend of over 26 years, has most often been that special one in our lives, and the others he blesses daily with his service. As Art will say every time one is with him, “Jesus loves you, and so do the Makis”, to remind each of the Lord’s love and care, for which we owe much thanks. Thank you Art!

Steve Martin
Founder/President
Love For His People, Inc.

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Leadership Through Love

Chapter Listings


1.      A Gift for His Purposes

- The Early Years
- On the job training

2.      Use the Tools You Have, But Not the Staff

- Treasure the people, while digging the foundations
- Do unto them as you would…
- Bless and curse not: honor those who serve with you

3.      Right Man (or Woman!) for the Job

- All are created equal – make the most of this!
- If the Shoe Fits, Have Them Wear It

4.      Train and Let Loose

- It IS Who You Know and Are Known By
- Hire To Complement Your Strengths
- if you are weak, then they are strong
- Outsource as needed

5.      Burn Candles At Both Ends? – NOT!

- Rest and Sabbath Days
- Mornings with the Lord
- Trust in Him at all times
- We all are given 24 hours each day


6.       The Visionaries Need You!

-          They dream it - you make it happen
-          It takes a team
-          Head Won’t Get Far without the Neck
(or heads will roll)
  
7.      Field Trips and More!

- Staff Retreats
- Party Time!
- Birthdays and BBQs
- After Hours

8.      It Doesn’t All Depend On You

- The Lord is the Rock – Not You
- Whose strength  - yours or His?
   - Key Staff to Lean On
    - Trustworthy managers and assistants

9.      Practically Speaking…and Walking

- Handle each piece of paper once
- File so you can find it!
- Early morning – before the others come
- Take a Break

10.  Meetings – Time-manger or Time-waster?

- Do you really need all those meetings?
- Group or One-On-One?
- Why Morning and Mid-Week?
 - Prov. 24:6 “By wise counsel…multitude of counselors

11.  Acknowledge Him in All Your Ways

- Heart of Thankfulness
- Heart of Worship
- Heart of Service

12.  Another Man’s Vineyard

-          Follow & help fulfill their vision
-          Faithful with another’s
-          Learn and growth until your time
-          The proper way of moving on

I N V I T A T I O N! HIGHWAY TO ZION ASSEMBLY - with Shmuel Suran from Israel


Shalom, Shalom, Friends of the God of Israel!

This is your official invitation to attend the upcoming
 Highway to Zion Assembly.

I N V I T A T I O N!


HIGHWAY TO ZION ASSEMBLY
Worship, Dance, Shabbat Candle-lighting

~ I N T R O D U C I N G ~
Shmuel Suran

Director and Founder
CHAZON YERUSHALAYIM MINISTRIES
Jerusalem, Israel
www.jerusalemvision.com
www.jerusalempropheticart.com

Shmuel and Pamela Suran are the Founders and Directors of Chazon Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Vision) and serve the Lord in Jerusalem. Their unique calling is "to bear witness to Yeshua, our Lord and King" in the Land of Israel. 


They are also Directors of the Jerusalem Prophetic Art and the Jerusalem Healing Rooms. Pamela is an internationally recognized Israeli Artist and licensed Israeli Tour Guide. 

They minister together in Jerusalem, U.S. and Europe representing Messianic Congregations, speaking about Israel, Jerusalem, Messianic Jews, prayer and intercession, the end times, and reconciliation between Messianic Jews and Christian Arabs.

On a Personal Note -

It has been a very great blessing for us at Highway to Zion Ministries to know the Surans - we truly consider them mishpocha (family) and praise the Lord for knitting us together with them as one new man. 

When we visit Israel, Pamela guides our tours and we always visit with Pam and Shmu at Chazon. Our relationship with them deepens each year and their insights and perspectives as those who have been on the forefront of the Messianic movement in the Land of Israel are so encouraging and exhilarating as we all walk out the endtime Word of the Lord.

We anticipate that this Assembly will be a time of gaining great insight from Shmu about the progression of growth, both spiritually and physically, in the Messianic community in the Land and also of hearing from Shmu about his testimony - a very compelling story!


Ahava Love Band!
 (Messianic Worship) 
Leaders - Steve & Laurie Martin of Love for His People 
with Patty Paquette,  Ron Bowen, Wane Daroux and our newest member Tom Fahey
  Pictured: (L-R) Laurie Martin, Ron Bowen, 
Steve Martin, Wane Daroux, Patty Paquette. 
Not pictured: Tom Fahey)

Worship Dance!
Congregational worship dance with Highway to Zion Messianic Worship Dancers and representatives from Beit Yeshua’s Machol Dancers and anyone and everyone – whosoever will! - who wants to come forward and dance together as the sons and daughters of the God of Israel, in the joy, praise, and worship of Yeshua ha Mashiach!

Location:
Raintree Country Club
8600 Raintree Lane
Charlotte, NC  28277
RSVP
if you're coming! 

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