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  1 Kings, Chapter 21 - The Land Isn't Mind | Prophets of Israel Daily 28.09.2026 16min

  What would you do if the king of Israel asked you to give up your family’s inheritance and you knew it was never truly yours to sell? In 1 Kings 21, we meet Naboth, a man who refuses King Ahab’s offer to purchase his vineyard because it is the inheritance of his fathers. What follows is a shocking story of power, corruption, murder disguised as justice, and Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab. But the chapter takes an unexpected turn when Ahab humbles himself before Hashem — revealing a profound lesson about teshuva and the power of a contrite heart. In this chapter, learn: -Naboth’s vineyard and the meaning of nachalat avotai — the inheritance of my fathers -Why Ahab’s request reveals that the king of Israel stands under Torah, not above it -How Jezebel turns Naboth’s murder into a seemingly legitimate act of justice -Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab: “Have you murdered, and also taken possession?” -Ahab’s unexpected humility and what it teaches us about teshuva, repentance, and returning to Hashem ✡️Want to go deeper into the Bible, Torah, and the Land of Israel with a community of people who love Israel? Try the Land of Israel Fellowship FREE for 30 days: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #BookOfKings #Elul #Teshuva #Torah #LandOfIsrael #Israel #TanakhStudy
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  Building Our Sukkot | Land of Israel Fellowship 24.09.2026 47min

  In this special conversation from Judea, Ari and Jeremy reflect on the powerful journey from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur and into Sukkot. They explore what it means to move from judgment to forgiveness, from the awe of standing before the King to the intimacy of resting in the shade of our Father. The conversation weaves together personal stories from Yom Kippur, the spiritual atmosphere in Israel, the prophetic vision of Sukkot as a celebration for all nations, and the deeper meaning of the sukkah as a place of faith and trust. As Israel walks through a difficult season, Ari and Jeremy ask what it means to choose joy, trust Hashem, and believe that one day the whole world will recognize that Hashem is one and His name is one. #Sukkot #YomKippur #Israel #Judea #Torah #Hashem #Faith #JewishFaith #Sukkah #LandOfIsrael #Jerusalem #SpiritualAwakening #Prophecy #Joy #Fellowship
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  1 Kings, Chapter 20 - The Valleys & The Hills | Prophets of Israel Daily 24.09.2026 15min

  God gives Israel an impossible victory, but Ahab’s decision at the moment of triumph reveals whether he has truly understood the God who delivered him. In 1 Kings 20, the kingdom of Israel faces an enormous Aramean army led by Ben-Hadad, yet God delivers Israel not once, but twice. The chapter reveals why God gives victory, challenges the pagan idea that Israel’s God is merely a “God of the hills,” and ends with Ahab making a devastating choice: he spares the very enemy God had commanded him to destroy. The lesson is powerful—God’s victories are not merely meant to make us feel strong; they are meant to help us know Him and trust His ways. In this chapter of Prophets of Israel Daily: An impossible enemy: Ben-Hadad and a coalition of 32 kings surround Samaria, creating an overwhelming military threat to Israel. Victory for a purpose: God promises to deliver the Aramean army so Israel will know that He is the LORD—not because Ahab has earned it, but so that God's hand will be revealed. The God of the hills and valleys: After losing the first battle, the Arameans assume Israel's God is only powerful in the mountains. God answers that claim by giving Israel victory on the plain. Ahab's fatal compromise: After two miraculous victories, Ahab spares Ben-Hadad and makes a treaty with him instead of carrying out the command he had received. The danger of partial obedience: Ahab learns that receiving God's help is not the same as faithfully following God's purposes. The chapter ends with him returning to Samaria angry and sullen. 👉Try the Fellowship absolutely FREE for 30 days: If you're enjoying learning Tanach together, we invite you to experience the Land of Israel Fellowship, a global community of lovers of Israel from more than 35 countries who gather to learn, grow, pray, and connect. 🔗 https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings20 #BookOfKings #Tanach #BibleStudy #HebrewBible #Kings #Ahab #Elijah #Israel #LandOfIsrael #Torah #BibleTeaching
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  ‘American Intellectual Antisemitism’ | Rejuvenation 23.09.2026 1t

  Israeli born Shai Davidai, former professor at Columbia University, has written a scathing indictment of antisemitism within North American higher education. In this compelling interview, he shares with Eve Harow his October 7th’s brutal awakening and subsequent deep dive into documenting the development of this major threat to free society. One of the most prominent and influential voices calling out campus support for terrorism and rising antisemitism, Shai will not shy away, in any forum, from exposing the radical forces shaping universities and beyond. If you refuse to be intimidated by the ideological extremism attacking the West then read this book to understand how we got here, and perhaps how we can stop the disaster before it’s too late.
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  1 Kings, Chapter 19 - The Still, Small Voice | Prophets of Israel Daily 23.09.2026 21min

  What if the greatest revelation Elijah received was not the fire from heaven, but the silence that came afterward? In 1 Kings 19, Elijah goes from the spectacular victory on Mount Carmel to one of the darkest moments of his life. Jezebel threatens him, Elijah flees into the wilderness, and under a desert broom bush he asks Hashem to take his life. But instead of rebuke, Heaven gives him food, rest, and time. Elijah then journeys forty days and forty nights to Horeb, where Hashem reveals Himself through kol demamah dakah — a still, small voice. The chapter also reveals the hidden seven thousand faithful Israelites and introduces Elisha, the man who will inherit Elijah’s mantle. In this chapter: -Elijah after Mount Carmel: Why does the prophet who fearlessly confronted 450 prophets of Baal suddenly flee for his life? -“The journey is too great for you”: Elijah receives food, rest, and compassion before receiving any explanation or correction. -The still, small voice: At Horeb, wind, earthquake, and fire pass before -Elijah encounters kol demamah dakah—a profound lesson about hearing Hashem beyond the miraculous spectacle. -The seven thousand: Elijah believes he is completely alone, but Hashem reveals that thousands of Israelites have remained faithful even though their names are never recorded. -Elisha and the mantle: Elijah finds his successor plowing a field, and ---Elisha burns his plow and oxen before following the prophet—leaving his old life completely behind. ✡️Join the Land of Israel Fellowship If you want to study Torah, the Prophets of Israel, and the Land of Israel together with a worldwide community, come join us in the Land of Israel Fellowship. 👉Try your first month FREE: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings19 #BookOfKings #Elijah #Elisha #EliyahuHanavi #BibleStudy #Tanakh #ProphetsOfIsrael #Torah #Israel #LandOfIsrael #JewishBible
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  1 Kings, Chapter 18 (part 2) - Pray Again | Prophets of Israel Daily 22.09.2026 15min

  What do you do when you’ve prayed, looked for the answer, and the sky still looks completely empty? In Part 2 of 1 Kings Chapter 18, Elijah faces the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, and the difference between false worship and genuine faith could not be clearer. The prophets of Baal scream and perform in desperation, but Elijah simply calls out, “Aneni Hashem, aneni” — “Answer me, Hashem, answer me” — and fire falls from heaven. Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore the powerful meaning behind the cry “Hashem Hu HaElohim,” its connection to the closing moments of Yom Kippur, and the difference between shouting to manufacture God's presence and crying out because we recognize that He is already there. We also follow Elijah as he prays for rain and sends his servant to look toward the sea seven times—until finally, a tiny cloud appears and the three-year drought comes to an end. In this chapter: • Elijah and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel • The theology hidden inside Elijah's mockery of Baal • The fire that falls from heaven • “Hashem Hu HaElohim” and its connection to Yom Kippur • Why Jewish prayer can move from silence to a cry from the soul • Elijah's seven attempts to see the coming rain • The tiny cloud and the arrival of redemption • What Mount Carmel teaches us about faith, persistence, and Israel today 👉 Experience the Land of Israel Fellowship FREE for 30 days and join a global community learning, growing, and connecting around Torah, Tanach, and the Land of Israel: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings18 #Elijah #Ovadyah #Obadiah #ModelsOfFaith #Faith #Tanakh #BibleStudy #HebrewBible #Hashem #Israel #Torah #JewishLearning #LandOfIsrael
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  1 Kings, Chapter 18 (part 1) - Two Kinds of Faith | Prophets of Israel Daily 18.09.2026 15min

  What if faithfulness doesn't always look like standing on a mountain and confronting a king and sometimes looks like quietly doing what is right when nobody is watching? In 1 Kings Chapter 18, we meet two very different heroes of faith. Ovadyah serves inside the corrupt palace of King Ahab, quietly risking his life to hide and feed 100 prophets of God, while Elijah stands publicly before the king and courageously speaks the truth. Together, they show us that faithfulness doesn't always look the same sometimes we are called to be the hidden hero, quietly protecting what is holy and doing good where no one sees, and sometimes we are called to be the public hero, naming the truth and refusing to accept blame for the trouble that truth exposes. This chapter explores why we need both kinds of courage and how Ovadyah's and Elijah's examples speak to our own lives. In this chapter learn: • Ovadyah — the hidden hero inside a corrupt world • Staying faithful in a hostile environment • Quiet courage and doing good when nobody sees • Elijah — the public hero who speaks truth to power • The confrontation between Elijah and King Ahab • Refusing to accept blame for exposing the real problem • Two models of faith and two ways of serving Hashem • Why we may be called to be both Ovadyah and Elijah ✡️ Experience the Land of Israel Fellowship FREE for 30 days and join a global community learning, growing, and connecting around Torah, Tanach, faith, and the Land of Israel: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings18 #Elijah #Ovadyah #Obadiah #ModelsOfFaith #Faith #Tanakh #BibleStudy #HebrewBible #Hashem #Israel #Torah #JewishLearning #LandOfIsrael
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  The Gap in the Song (Ha'Azinu) | The Land of Israel Fellowship 17.09.2026 1t 3min

  As Yom Kippur approaches, Ari and Jeremy reflect on the spiritual meaning of these extraordinary days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Through Parshat Ha’azinu and the words of the prophet Hosea, they explore teshuva, trust, suffering, healing, and the challenge of continuing to sing when there is a gap in the song. What if the struggle you are trying to push out of your prayer is actually the prayer Hashem wants you to bring? What if stumbling is not the end of the road, but evidence that you are still walking? This powerful conversation is an invitation to enter Yom Kippur with honesty, hope, and deeper trust in Hashem—even when we cannot understand the chapter we are living. Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and become part of a growing community of lovers of God, Torah, and Israel. Connect with Ari and Jeremy, go deeper into Torah, and join us for live teachings and fellowship from the hills of Judea. Try the Fellowship free for 30 days: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #YomKippur #Teshuva #Haazinu #RoshHashanah #Torah #Faith #Hashem #Israel #JewishFaith #Hosea #LandOfIsrael #Fellowship
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  1 Kings, Chapter 17 - The Last Handful | Prophets of Israel Daily 17.09.2026 15min

  What happens when the prophet Elijah walks into the throne room with no credentials, no introduction, and only three words to identify himself: asher amadti lefanav—“before whom I have stood”? In 1 Kings 17, Elijah confronts Baal, disappears into the wilderness, and is eventually sent to a widow in Sidon who has only a handful of flour and a little oil left. This powerful chapter explores what it means to stand before God and trust Him when the jar still looks empty. In this chapter learn: -Elijah’s dramatic entrance and his confrontation with Baal -Asher amadti lefanav — “before whom I have stood” -What it means to know before Whom you stand -Why God sends Elijah into hiding -Elijah and the widow of Sidon -Faith when there is only a handful of flour and a little oil -The miracle of the flour and oil that do not run out -Elijah’s prayer for the widow’s son -“See—your son lives” -The deeper meaning of Elijah’s mission -Turning the hearts of fathers and children back to one another -Trusting Hashem even when the jar still looks empty 1 Kings 17 reminds us that faith does not always mean seeing abundance. Sometimes faith means looking at what little remains and trusting that Hashem is still at work. 🙏 This chapter is generously sponsored by Sarah Becker, with heartfelt gratitude for the blessing of learning the Prophets of Israel each day. 👉Try the Land of Israel Fellowship FREE Come walk this journey with us and experience our live weekly Fellowship from the Judean hills. Start your free trial today: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings17 #Elijah #ElijahTheProphet #BibleStudy #Tanakh #LandOfIsrael #Torah #Faith #Israel
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  Putting the Nation into Nationalism | Rejuvenation 16.09.2026 45min

  Dr. Avital Levi is Educational Director at Herzl Institute in Jerusalem. She speaks with Eve Harow about the upcoming National Conservative Conference and why it’s so important that Western society returns to the values that the Bible teaches. The erosion of those beliefs is possibly the major struggle for the future of civilization. Listen in .
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  1 Kings, Chapter 16 - Kingdom in Chaos | Prophets of Israel Daily 16.09.2026 15min

  What happens to a kingdom when it loses its anchor in God and every new king becomes worse than the one before him? 1 Kings 16 is one of the darkest chapters in the Book of Kings, a rapid-fire succession of assassinations, coups, collapsing dynasties, and a kingdom spiraling further and further away from God. What happens when a nation loses its spiritual anchor? In this chapter: -The prophecy against Baasha and his dynasty -Why the kings of Israel are repeatedly compared to Jeroboam -Jeroboam's golden calves and the nature of his sin -King Elah's shocking assassination while drunk -Zimri's seven-day reign and death by fire -The collapse of Israel into political chaos -The contrast between the unstable northern kingdom and the enduring Davidic dynasty -Omri's rise and the founding of Samaria --Ahab and Jezebel's introduction of Baal worship -The coming arrival of Elijah - The fulfillment of Joshua's ancient prophecy concerning Jericho At the heart of the chapter is a powerful warning: a life or nation built only on strength, ambition, and self-interest has no lasting foundation. 1 Kings 16 challenges us to stay awake, stay present, and stay anchored in something greater than ourselves, because what is built on force alone will eventually be torn down. 👉Sponsor a Prophets of Israel Daily session: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #BookOfKings #Tanakh #BibleStudy #LandOfIsrael #Jerusalem #Judea #Torah #Hashem #Israel
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  1 Kings, Chapter 15 - When The Gold Is Gone | Prophets of Israel Daily 15.09.2026 17min

  What happens when the gold is gone? 1 Kings 15 asks what remains when wealth, power, reputation, and appearances are stripped away and reveals the lamp that keeps Jerusalem alive. This chapter in the Prophets of Israel Daily, explores a whole heart, unfinished work, family compromise, and the covenant that endures even when imperfect generations carry it forward. In this chapter you'll learn: -When the gold is gone, what is left? -Aviyam's divided heart -The meaning of shalem -David's lamp in Jerusalem -Nir — a lamp and prepared ground -The inheritance we receive from those before us -Asa confronting idolatry in his own family -What it means to have a whole heart -When fear disguises itself as prudence -The meaning of CHALLAH et RAGLAV -Two kingdoms, two different patterns of succession -Covenant versus political power -The lamp that was never extinguished 👉 Sponsor a Prophets of Israel Daily session: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #BookOfKings #Tanakh #BibleStudy #LandOfIsrael #Jerusalem #Judea #Torah #Hashem #Israel
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  1 Kings, Chapter 14 - God Sees The Heart | Prophets of Israel Daily 14.09.2026 13min

  What do you run to when everything falls apart, and what does that reveal about what you really believe? 1 Kings 14 is a powerful chapter about idolatry, consequences, and the difference between appearing holy and actually having a faithful heart. As Jeroboam’s son lies dying, a desperate king runs back to the true God he publicly abandoned, while Judah, despite having Jerusalem, the Temple, and the Davidic throne, falls deeper into idolatry. In this chapter of Prophets of Israel Daily, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore the painful and revealing lessons of 1 Kings 14: Jeroboam's disguise, the prophecy of Ahijah, the mysterious goodness found in his dying son, Judah's idolatry, and the devastating image of Solomon's golden shields being replaced with bronze. At the heart of the chapter is a sobering message: God is not fooled by appearances. He see the heart. In this chapter: -Jeroboam's dying son and his desperate search for God's prophet -The disguise that could not hide the truth -Ahijah's devastating prophecy -The mysterious goodness found in Jeroboam's son -Why God sees the individual even within a corrupt family -Judah's descent into idolatry -The danger of believing proximity to holiness makes us holy -Solomon's golden shields replaced with bronze -What 1 Kings 14 teaches us about living with an undivided heart -A warning for Israel today 👉 Sponsor a Prophets of Israel Daily session: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #FirstKings #BibleStudy #HebrewBible #Tanakh #Teshuva #Repentance #BiblicalTeaching #Israel #LandOfIsrael #Faith #Torah #Prophets #Bible
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  1 Kings, Chapter 13 - What Makes You Change? | Prophets of Israel Daily 10.09.2026 14min

  Can miracles really change a person? In First Kings Chapter 13, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel discover a powerful and unsettling truth: witnessing the impossible does not necessarily lead to repentance or change. This chapter of Prophets of Israel Daily explores Jeroboam, the mysterious man of God, prophecy, deception, teshuva, and the choices that shape the direction of our lives. A nameless man of God confronts King Jeroboam and prophesies the destruction of the altar at Beit El, naming King Josiah three centuries before his birth. Jeroboam witnesses miracles with his own eyes, yet refuses to change, while the prophet himself is deceived into turning back. In this chapter you'll learn: • The prophecy of Josiah, fulfilled 300 years later • Why Jeroboam's golden calves represented a deeper spiritual problem • The danger of trusting a comfortable voice over the word of God • Why miracles do not necessarily lead to transformation • The difference between signs, repentance, and true teshuva • What First Kings 13 teaches us about faith, obedience, humility, and the courage to change If Prophets of Israel Daily has blessed you, consider sponsoring a chapter or dedicating a book in honor or memory of someone you love. Your support helps us continue bringing the eternal words of the Hebrew Prophets to people around the world every day. 👉SPONSOR PROPHETS OF ISRAEL DAILY: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #bookofkings #BibleStudy #HebrewBible #Tanakh #Teshuva #Repentance #Israel #LandOfIsrael #Faith #Torah #Prophets #Bible #Torah
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  5786 is Over | Rejuvenation 09.09.2026 28min

  Eve Harow reflects on 25 years since 9/11, the new archaeological finds in the City of David and pre-election rumors and conspiracies. Shana Tova. May 5787 bring real peace and justice to all good folks everywhere. Photo Caption: Sycamore tree ashes. 586 BCE. City of David Jerusalem
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  1 Kings, Chapter 12 - A Nation Divided | Prophets of Israel Daily 09.09.2026 16min

  How can a single conversation destroy an entire kingdom? In 1 Kings Chapter 12, the united kingdom of Israel comes crashing apart not through war or foreign invasion, but through pride, insecurity, and one catastrophic failure of leadership. Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore the prophetic significance of Shechem, the meaning of a righteous leader as a servant, Rehoboam's choice between wise counsel and ego, Jeroboam's counterfeit religion, and the timeless warning about what happens when a nation allows division to overcome unity. In this chapter learn: • The prophetic significance of Shechem • Rehoboam and the danger of insecure leadership • The difference between serving and dominating • Wise counsel vs. flattering voices • The division of the Kingdom of Israel • Jeroboam's golden calves and counterfeit religion • Unity, division, and the future of Israel 🙏 Sponsor a Prophets of Israel Daily session and help us bring the words of the Hebrew Prophets to people around the world: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsrael #BookOfKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Israel #KingdomOfIsrael #Jerusalem #Torah #JewishLearning #BibleProphecy #LandOfIsrael #IsraelUnity
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  1 Kings, Chapter 11 - Solomon's Fall | Prophets of Israel Daily 08.09.2026 19min

  1 Kings 11 reveals the tragic turning point in the life of King Solomon—and the beginning of the division of the Kingdom of Israel. After receiving unparalleled wisdom, wealth, and glory, Solomon's divided heart led him down a path of spiritual compromise that would ultimately change the future of Israel. In this chapter of Prophets of Israel Daily, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore the painful lessons, powerful warnings, and enduring hope found in one of the most consequential chapters in the Book of Kings. In this chapter: • Solomon's divided heart and foreign alliances • The danger of spiritual compromise • Solomon's pagan shrines and the Mount of Corruption • Hadad, Rezon, Jeroboam, and the enemies raised against Solomon • Ahijah's torn garment and the coming division of Israel • The lamp of David, Jerusalem, and God's promise of hope The question of 1 Kings 11 is deeply personal: Is my heart still shalem—whole? Solomon's story warns us how easily seemingly reasonable compromises can pull us away from God. Yet even in judgment, the lamp is still burning. From the hills of Judea to the streets of Jerusalem, we are witnessing the return of Israel to its Land and the enduring faithfulness of God's promises. 👉 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship — Try It FREE! Come learn Torah, Tanach, Israel, and the prophetic story with a community of Jews and Christians from around the world. https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #BookOfKings #ProphetsOfIsrael #KingSolomon #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Israel #Jerusalem #TempleMount #JewishBible #Torah #BiblicalProphecy #LandOfIsrael #IsraelBibleStudy
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  The Good We Cannot See (Parashat Nitzavim-Vayeilech) | Land of Israel Fellowship 07.09.2026 1t 5min

  This is a live recording of the Land of Israel Fellowship, hosted by Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel, exploring the weekly Torah portion of Nitzavim-Vayelech. What do you do when you feel lost? As Rosh Hashanah approaches, Ari explores a powerful connection between Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech, a lost child searching for his father, and one of Judaism's deepest ideas: Gam Zu LeTova—this too is for the good. Sometimes the answer isn't understanding why. Sometimes the answer is simply returning to the last place you and your Father were together—and discovering that He never left. 🌿 Join the Land of Israel Network and connect with our global community: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/
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  1 Kings, Chapter 10 - The Half Has Not Been Told | Prophets of Israel Daily 07.09.2026 16min

  What did the Queen of Sheba discover when she traveled across the desert to meet King Solomon? In 1 Kings Chapter 10, she comes to Israel seeking wisdom and after seeing Solomon's kingdom with her own eyes, she declares: “The half was not told me.” In this chapter of Prophets of Israel Daily, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore one of the most extraordinary chapters in the Book of Kings. The Queen of Sheba's journey to Jerusalem reveals a powerful vision of Israel, the nations, Torah wisdom, and the future redemption promised throughout the Bible. In chapter you'll learn: • Why did the Queen of Sheba travel across the desert to meet King Solomon? • What does it mean that she came “concerning the Name of Hashem”? • The surprising connection between the Queen of Sheba and Solomon's prayer for the nations at the dedication of the Temple. • Why was the Queen of Sheba left breathless after seeing Jerusalem and Solomon's ascent to the House of God? • “The half was not told me” — why the reality of Israel exceeded everything she had heard. • The prophetic vision of the nations coming to Israel to seek the wisdom of God. • Why Solomon's wisdom was described as wisdom placed in his heart—not simply intelligence or knowledge. • The nations bringing their unique gifts to Jerusalem and turning them into praise. • What Isaiah's vision of a House of Prayer for all nations means for Jews and non-Jews today. • The danger hidden within success, wealth, and abundance. • Why “silver like stones” became a warning about taking blessings for granted. • How the greatness of Solomon's kingdom contained the seeds of its future downfall. • What 1 Kings Chapter 10 reveals about Israel, the nations, redemption, and the prophetic future. 👉 Experience the Land of Israel Fellowship with a FREE TRIAL: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsrael #QueenOfSheba #KingSolomon #BookOfKings #BibleStudy #Israel #Jerusalem #Torah #LandOfIsrael #Redemption
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  Israel Is Turning Back to God, And the World Isn’t Watching | Land of Israel Guys Podcat 06.09.2026 1t 2min

  Israel is turning back to God and most of the world has no idea it's happening. Something extraordinary is taking place in the Land of Israel. After years of war, pain, and uncertainty, a spiritual awakening is emerging among Israelis in ways that cannot easily be explained. In this powerful conversation, Jeremy Gimpel along with Josh Waller and Luke Hilton discuss the growing revival of faith in Israel from secular Israelis reading Psalms and reconnecting with Jewish identity to thousands gathering to sing about God. Could this be connected to the prophecies of Ezekiel? Is Israel entering a new spiritual chapter? The conversation also explores Jeremy's recent journey across America, the future relationship between America and Israel, biblical prophecy, the role of the nations, and one of the most important questions anyone can ask: What is the greatest thing you can do for Israel right now? This is more than politics. Something deeper is happening. JOIN THE LAND OF ISRAEL NETWORK If you want to connect directly with the Land, the People, and the God of Israel, join our growing global community: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-chabura/ #Israel #SpiritualRevival #BiblicalProphecy #BibleProphecy #StandWithIsrael #Ezekiel37 #JewishPeople #LandOfIsrael #Faith #Jerusalem #IsraelGuys