Touch God’s Heart on Yom Kippur
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Tonight begins Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. This is the day on the biblical calendar when the High Priest would offer a blood sacrifice for the sins of all the people of Israel.
According to the Talmud (Rabbinic commentaries), there were several signs that the sacrifice on Yom Kippur was NOT accepted in AD 30 and for the next forty years through the destruction of the Temple in AD 70.
For example, when a Yom Kippur sacrifice WAS accepted, a scarlet colored cloth tied to the Temple door would miraculously turn white. This comes from Isaiah 1:18, “…though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.” In AD 30 this sign stopped and never occurred again — a clear indication God did not accept the sacrifice.
What happened that year when this and other supernatural signs stopped appearing? Jesus was crucified. He was the ultimate Yom Kippur sacrifice. He is our Atonement!
I know this is God’s moment for Jewish revival. Please join me in prayer that many Jews will have visions of Jesus as they fast and pray in the synagogues on Yom Kippur.
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Because God promises in Genesis 12:3 to “bless those who bless [the Jewish people],” you will touch God’s heart to grant you the desire of your heart this Yom Kippur. Catch His heart and you will catch His favor!
God says in Psalm 122:6 that as you pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Jewish salvation), you will prosper!
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Sid Roth, a former account executive for Merrill Lynch, was raised in a traditional Jewish home. Yet, religious tradition provided no answers when he hit rock bottom in 1972. With his life out of control and his marriage in shambles, Sid was set free from demonic oppression through a supernatural encounter with Jesus. Immediately, he began to boldly proclaim Jesus as the Jewish Messiah.