Joshua Aaron - My Beloved (Wedding Waltz) (Lyric Video) אני לדודי ודודי לי

Joshua Aaron - My Beloved (Wedding Waltz) 

(Lyric Video) אני לדודי ודודי לי

Aug. 3, 2017

Greetings to those who LoveMusic!, and love the Lord Yeshua.

A few years ago my good friend Curtis Loftin, Co-Founder of Beit Yeshua in Lincolnton, North Carolina, sent me a CD of Joshua Aaron. Curtis had led his team in a dance, to one of Joshua's songs, at an assembly honoring Israel that I spoke at. I liked the song very much. So along came the CD from Curtis! Thank you again, my friend!

Since then, I have purchased several CDs produced by Joshua. Several of the Messianic worship songs I got to hear him sing in 2013 at the Succat Hallel 24-hour Prayer and Worship Center. (Directed by Rick Ridings in the heart of Jerusalem, Israel, it is a very special place to honor and worship the Living God of Israel.)

Aaron's album titles include You Are Holy, Hu Yavo (He Will Come), Every Tribe, Castle of Life.

In September of this year 2017 Laurie and I will be traveling to Toronto, Canada. I have the great honor of being the photographer at a Jewish wedding. I have never dedicated a LoveMusic! song to anyone as yet, but to this future husband and wife - this one is for you! Mazel Tov!

Enjoy this music selection of Joshua Aaron. Being there is a playlist of his music following, go ahead and appreciate the other songs that follow, and then buy his music! With his making aliyah (move) to Israel from Pennsylvania, USA in the last few years, I am sure he would appreciate your support.

Be blessed in your blessing others today,

Steve Martin

Founder/President

Love For His People
P.O. Box 414
Pineville, North Carolina 28134

USA

Help us, Love For His People, continue to keep bringing you LoveMusic! We also send monthly funds to pastors and Israel-supporting ministries in international lands - with free teaching materials, and support for families in Jerusalem, Belfast, UK and Lahore, Pakistan. We count on you. Even a gift of $5 helps!  Thank you.

Please donate online safely here, through our website. Click here: I want to bless others.

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Thank you! (Todah Rabah - Hebrew)

Steve

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Joshua Aaron

Musician

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Born: United States of America

Albums: You Are Holy, Hu Yavo (He Will Come), Every Tribe, Castle of Life

Record labels: Joshua Aaron, WorshipinIsrael.com songs

Awards: Independent Music Award for Best Song - Contemporary Christian/Gospel

Songs

Gadol Elohai / How Great Is Our God

You Are Holy · 2012

Hoshiana

You Are Holy · 2012

Kadosh Ata

You Are Holy · 2012

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Help us, Love For His People, continue to keep bringing you LoveMusic! We also send monthly funds to pastors and Israel-supporting ministries in international lands - with free teaching materials, and support for families in Jerusalem, Belfast, UK and Lahore, Pakistan. We count on you. Even a gift of $5 helps!  Thank you.

Please donate online safely here, through our website. Click here: I want to bless others.

Checks can be sent to:

Love For His People, Inc.

P.O. Box 414

Pineville, NC 28134

Thank you! (Todah Rabah - Hebrew)

Steve

Just Don't Move Your Lips! - Israel Today

Just Don't Move Your Lips!

Thursday, August 03, 2017 |  Israel Today Staff

Just Don't Move Your Lips!

Thursday, August 03, 2017 |  Israel Today Staff

Earlier this week, Israeli Jews marked Tisha B'Av, the fast commemorating the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. Over 100,000 came to the Western Wall, and more than 1,000 Jews ascended the Temple Mount, the latter being a new record in these times.

But, in accordance with the Muslim-imposed status quo, those Jewish visitors were forbidden to pray at Judaism's holiest site.

The following is an account from Israel Today columnist Tsvi Sadan about his recent visit to the Temple Mount. It was first published in the June edition or our magazine:

I last visited the Temple Mount some 40 years ago, and even then it was as a tourist. So, I’m hardly qualified to address this topic, but I feel the need to, nevertheless.

My recent visit to the Temple Mount began with an extensive security check and we were accompanied the entire time by a police escort. These measures were not for our safety, but rather to ensure we didn’t make even the slightest religious (Jewish) gesture.

Foreign tourists strolled about freely, while we Israelis were tightly surrounded by police officers, one for every Jew.

We were allowed to move only as a group, and had to follow a specified route. Deviating was forbidden, and we were being photographed the entire time. I wondered out loud if these policemen were there to protect us, or from us. Most were either Druze or Muslims, and had difficulty understanding my nuanced Hebrew.

The Temple Mount is open to Jews for only a short period of time each day, and we were careful not to enter areas forbidden by Jewish laws of purity. Muslim families, meanwhile, were picnicking wherever they pleased while their children played soccer. They could come and go unhindered 24 hours a day through eight different gates. Jews can enter the Mount through only one, which is closed most of the time.

As we arrived on the eastern side of the Mount, our Orthodox Jewish guide, Moshe, came to a halt opposite the place where the Temple’s doors once stood. He prayed silently, in his heart, careful not to move his lips, lest the vigilant police officers forcibly remove him from the holy site and possibly place him under arrest. 

As we moved on, a policeman asked one of two group members not wearing a kippa why he had joined a group of religious Jews. "You are secular!" he exclaimed. "Next time enter the line of tourists." He had no clue about the yearning of the Jewish soul.

Make no mistake. The Temple Mount is in our hands, but any Jew making a religious gesture will be punished to the full extent of

the law. The State of Israel exercises sovereignty over the Temple Mount, but it is a timid sovereignty driven by fear that any expression of Jewish control would set off this "powder keg."

And so Israel tiptoes around the Temple Mount, embittering the lives of Jewish activists, while being careful not to ruffle a single feather among Muslim provocateurs.

It is a convoluted sovereignty applied in self-deception that is now crumbling under its own lies. It is a sovereignty that knows nothing of the yearning of the Jewish soul.

This account was first published in the June 2017 issue of Israel Today Magazine.

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