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News and commentary for Wednesday, 20 November, 2024. From ‘eyebrow raisers’ to nuclear annihilation, there’s something for everyone in the news today.

News and commentary for Tuesday, 19 November, 2024. Deep-State ALMOST gets Nuclear War…

Was WWIII effectively started with the recent permission given to Ukraine to use long-range missiles to strike deep into Russian territory? Will Russia wait to see the first missile flying or preemptively strike the west? Do we have a global government in our near future? Complete with a war on Christianity (in all forms)? Will […]

News and commentary for Monday, 18 November, 2024. Where we see that ‘the Fat Lady’ has yet to sing…

• Does Satan have horns, a pointy tail, and a pitchfork? What form can he take? • What if Satan’s workers did wonders? Would you be deceived? Rabbi Berkson then leads us into Ephesians 5 to help us understand what it takes to become “imitators of Elohim.” • How can you be an imitator of […]

With this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, I want to share a bit about my life’s journey so that you can better understand the changes I have experienced over several decades and why I believe what I believe. In my decades-long search to find my true Jewish identity, I have come to embrace some […]

The King's Authority, Angels, and Demons Last week, we examined the prophetic value of waving and shaking the lulav: • With the lulav, we call home the exiles from all directions of the earth to the sukkah. They are called to their Kingdom assignments, their reward, and to further repentance. • First fruits offerings and those consecrated for service are typically waved • Is 13:13; Mt 24:29; Mk 13:25; Lk 21:26; Re 6:13 describe how powers and principalities will be shaken out of the way to prepare the way for Messiah’s return and Kingdom. • When Messiah sets up his Kingdom, the tribes will take the places of the removed “stars,” ruling from the twelve gates of Jerusalem under the King’s authority. (For the full explanation, review Powers and Principalities) Today, disciples of Yeshua are still commissioned to learn, practice, and rehearse their future Kingdom responsibilities wherever they live among the nations. Learning to walk both in and under authority is something vital to orderliness in our walk today and absolutely vital in serving our now-and-future King in the millennium. Yeshua left us an incredibly valuable teaching on our preparation: And when Jesus entered Capernaum, a centurion came to Him, imploring Him, and saying, “Lord, my servant is lying paralyzed at home, fearfully tormented.” Jesus said to him, “I will come and heal him.” But the centurion said, “Lord, I am not worthy for You to come under my roof, but just say the word, and my servant will be healed. For I also am a man under authority, with soldiers under me; and I say to this one, ‘Go!’ and he goes, and to another, ‘Come!’ and he comes, and to my slave, ‘Do this!’ and he does it.” Now when Jesus heard this, He marveled and said to those who were following, “Truly I say to you, I have not found such great faith with anyone in Israel. I say to you that many will come from east and west, and recline at the table with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven; but the sons of the kingdom will be cast out into the outer darkness; in that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” And Jesus said to the centurion, “Go; it shall be done for you as you have believed.” And the servant was healed that very moment. (Mt 8:5-13) The text implies the servant was not suffering only from a physical malady, but a demonic oppression, or torment. The centurion frames his discussion on authority as being able to tell a subordinate to come or go, and they have to obey. Even demons are subordinate to the Word, and the centurion recognized Yeshua’s authority to send them away. Our King is the Living Word, not to be argued with by any demonic entity. This is the authority that was to be invested in Israel as rulers with King Messiah. As they rehearsed their leadership in the wilderness encampment, preparing to replace powers and principalities, so Yeshua dispatched his disciples with instructions to practice healing and casting out demons in his Name, or authority. As with any learning exercise, sometimes they encountered challenges. Some demons didn’t accept their authority to send them back to their own realm. By definition, a demon attached to a human is out of bounds. Out of authorized areas. The question is, does the believer understand the authority to send it back to its assigned space? And the evil spirit answered and said to them, “I recognize Jesus, and I know about Paul, but who are you?” (Ac 19:15) Yeshua taught the disciples that for stubborn cases, prayer and fasting beyond the annual Yom HaKippurim was necessary. Just as some ancient warriors, like Uriah or Jonathan, purified themselves, abstained from marital relations before a battlefield encounter, or made vows, so a little yom kippur is a way of preparing for serious spiritual battle by humbling the soul. This does not mean that if you are not healed, you are deficient in faith. Even Timothy was often ill. Early believers fell ill and were subject to torture and death, so we prepare, pray,...

This week’s parsha, Vayeira (Genesis/Bereshiet chapters 18 through 22) tells the second part of the story of the life of the Patriarch, Abraham, and includes at least two of the most well-known, and even prophetic, incidents in that sage. The parsha title, Vayeira, “And He appeared,” refers to YHVH Himself, and two of His ‘malakim,’ […]

PART 2 - World event timeline related to Revelation timeline. Agenda 2030, WEF, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, US NDAA 2021 Corporate Transparency Act, Beneficial Ownership Information. Ezekiel’s “wheels within wheels” moving straight forward in four directions toward the end of this age! Could there be a chiastic structure (forward timeline mirrored backwards with the emphasis of both pointing to the middle) to the Revelation timeline as it relates to current world events especially since the year 2019 and pointing to something significant coming around Passover 2025?

In the first full week after the “date certain,” and an historic landslide, David Justice and Mark Call certainly have a lot to talk about. Starting with cabinet choices, and what looks like it could actually be a genuine war on the Deep State. So, especially now – stay alert, and don’t be deceived.

News, commentary, and an extended look at the major events of the first full week AFTER that “date certain,” where President-elect Donald Trump was able to turn in a landslide more than big enough to overwhelm even the most extensive election manipulation attempt in US history. Host Mark Call has consistently cautioned that this time, […]

“Upping the Ante”

News and commentary for Thursday, 7 November, 2024. Trump’s picks are coming, and the plot thickens.

News and commentary for Tuesday, 5 November, 2024. T PLUS one week now, from that ‘date certain’… …some things are increasingly clear, like ‘perfidy on parade,’ while others are more like the plot thickening.

News and commentary for Monday, 11 November, 2024. And a few more “things hidden” are finally being revealed.

PART 1 - World event timeline related to Revelation timeline. Agenda 2030, WEF, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, US NDAA 2021 Corporate Transparency Act, Beneficial Ownership Information. Ezekiel’s “wheels within wheels” moving straight forward in four directions toward the end of this age! Could there be a chiastic structure (forward timeline mirrored backwards with the emphasis of both pointing to the middle) to the Revelation timeline as it relates to current world events especially since the year 2019 and pointing to something significant coming around Passover 2025?

In this episode of Darkness & Light, Rabbi Steve Berkson continues in the Gospel of John, the twelfth chapter, where “certain Greeks” wanted to see Yeshua. • Who were these “Greeks”? What did they want with Yeshua? From this event, Rabbi Berkson makes the point that Messiah Yeshua was beginning to draw those of the […]

What You Did for the Greater Exodus When is the best time to plan for Sukkot? Immediately after Sukkot! There’s not much chance of a smooth eight days next year if you’re not already working on your calendar and negotiating the days off. One thing’s for sure...if you bumble and stumble through a feast, the kids and grandkids are watching. What must they think? Their friends’ parents put up the December holiday lights and decorations weeks ahead of time, but mom had no idea that there was a significant rip in the tent roof or grandpa tried to hold a sukkah together with zip-ties and fishing line as the sun set on the first day of Sukkot? I know. I’m not helping your anxiety level. It happens to most folks, though, until they learn to plan. Let’s see if I can help. Would it help if you understood the prophetic value of the seemingly minor activities during Sukkot? Like waving and shaking the lulav for seven days? The lulav, or four species, is comprised of seven components. The palm branch is the lulav, but the entire bundle is also called the lulav [1?7]. To some, each of the species (minim) represent a type of believer, from extremely pious to minimally active spiritually. Even though there is a range of observance, they are all one bundle. The good traits of others can offset the lazier ones, who nevertheless might have some redeeming quality to contribute to the group. There are other traditions as well. The feasts are filled with symbolic objects, foods, and actions. In one tradition, the symbolism of the lulav is: • One palm branch, representing the one Elohim. • One citron, representing the one nation (Israel). • Three myrtle branches, representing the three forefathers buried at Hebron • Two willow branches, representing the two Tablets of the Word The palm branch, or lulav, must come from the crown of the dekel, or palm tree. It is the new growth that is still tightly compact, unopened, very straight like a spine that supports the body. The citron is the etrog, the pleasant-smelling “heart” of the lulav because of its shape. The etrog is invalidated if the pitom is broken off or missing. The pitom is the prominent tip. We must serve Adonai carefully and with a whole heart. The myrtle is hadas, and its leaves look like eyes. If crushed or even brushed against, it releases a fragrant oil. We should always be on the lookout for opportunities to release the fragrance of Messiah Yeshua in our interactions with others. The Living Word leaves a tangible fragrance others appreciate. It is a sign of spiritual life, a prophecy of the resurrection. There must be three myrtle branches, a symbol of resurrection. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and their wives are buried in Hebron because it was thought to the an entrance back to the Garden of Eden; thus, the resurrection number of three still speaks to us that we should walk in the faith of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The aravot are the two willow branches. Willows are very flexible, but they send down deep roots and dwell in well-watered places and along rivers of living water. Their long branches make a stunning whooshing noise if waved back and forth, which they were in the Temple water-pouring ceremony. These branches remind us that the Word must be inspired of the Ruach HaKodesh to inspire others. The commandments are embraced both with the spirit and letter, or practical doing of them. The lulav is waved in seven directions. The Elyah Rabbah (Orach Chaim 651:1) writes: "All together, seven, corresponding to the seven heavens.” The bundled lulav is waved, or shaken, specifically in the direction of the four winds in a linear method as well as toward Heaven and earth, south-north-east-upward-downward-west. These directions are mentioned in Isaiah: · Do not fear, for I am with you; I will bring your offspring from the east, and gather you from the west. I will say to the north, ‘Give them up!’ And to the south, ‘Do not hold them back.’ Bring My sons from afar and My daughters from the...

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship this week for a two-part look at the first parsha chronicling the life of THE Patriarch, Abraham. The Erev Shabbat reading begins with the title phrase, Lekh lekha, or “get thee out,” of your land, your home, everything you’ve known, and go to the place that “I […]

The Torah teachers continue the look at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, through chapter 54 and then 55.