Ezekiel War Nations in Focus!
[Image courtesy of X; the definitions of some of the players are disputed by some scholars but the alignment is basically in place] Question of the hour: How close are [...]
It’s Time to Understand Israelology
"Who is like Your people Israel—the one nation on earth whom God went out to redeem as a people for Himself? You made a name for Yourself through great and [...]
The Immense Value of Arab Christians to Israel
Sharing an article by one of my Arab (actually Aramaean) Christian friends who should be an ambassador for the Jewish state. Christine Darg This is a photo with my friend [...]
Protecting Leaders in Prayer
Ahithophel, A Portrait in Betrayal and Dangerous Counsel By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel Proverbs 11:14 “ . . . in the multitude of counsellors there is safety.” Today's leaders need [...]
Explaining Israel to the Church
By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel When God called me to the nation of Israel many years ago in an epic dream, he told me that I must stand with Israel [...]
First Many Fishers, Then Many Hunters
Painting by Eduard Bendemann, The Mourning Jews in Exile, c. 1832 By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel The Bible declares that Jews living in gentile nations are in "captivity." God says [...]
Trump of Arabia
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Chanel I so enjoyed a headline in The Daily Telegraph, “The Middle East is Donald Trump’s Happy Place.” When the President landed in Saudi Arabia on [...]
Soldier On, Valiant Women!
By Christine Darg Jerusalem Channel A woman of valor is not only refined and intelligent but in the Hebrew mindset, she is seen as a soldier fighting for her faith, [...]
Blessings & Curses of the Ten Commandments
The "Moses Scroll" is a fascinating manuscript inscribed in Paleo-Hebrew that expands on blessings and curses tied to the Ten Commandments [iStock photo] Not too long ago I reported on [...]
Holy Week Convergence: The Spirit and Power of Elijah
By Christine Darg, Jerusalem Channel During this holy season of Passover, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Shabbat and Resurrection Sunday, the debate still rages in some quarters if [...]