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SHALOM! "In the twenty-fifth year of our exile, in the beginning of the year, in the tenth day of the month—in the fourteenth year after the city was struck down, on that very day—the hand of Adonai was on me." (Ezekiel 40:1) Ezekiel here refers to the beginning of the year, or "Rosh Hashana" in Hebrew - the head of the year. It seems that Israel changed the start of the year from Spring to Fall while in exile in Babylon. While biblically the new year starts in the month of Passover, the Jewish civil year is now celebrated much later at the Feast of Trumpets which starts Monday evening! Keeping in step with God's timing in these days is more important than ever. As world events are causing many to wonder if we are close to the return of Jesus, what better time to get better acquainted with the Word of Truth. Dr. Erez Soref, President of ONE FOR ISRAEL APPOINTMENTS WITH DESTINY Could it be that the biblical festivals celebrated by Jewish people around the world have amazing insight into the return of our Messiah? Explore with us the biblical appointed days and how they celebrate our past deliverance and our Messiah's return to come! Did you know? Pod for Israel is now available on Amazon Music and Audible! If you enjoy our podcasts and would like to write a favorable review, it would really help us as we start off on these new platforms. AMAZON MUSIC AMAZON AUDIBLE THE FEAST OF TRUMPETS And how it became known as "Rosh Hashana" Much of the world celebrate a new start when December 31st turns into January 1st, whereas Jewish people now celebrate their new year at the Feast of Trumpets. But according to the Bible, the new year starts on “the first day of the first month.” The "first month" is the month in which we celebrate Passover in the Spring, and the new moon signifies the beginning of each new month. But our God is a God of multiple new beginnings, new seasons, and fresh starts. Instead of celebrating once a year, God asks that the beginning of every month, each new moon, is celebrated – that’s twelve new beginnings instead of one! This is called “Rosh Chodesh,” or “head of the month.” It’s interesting that the word for month, “chodesh,” is from the root word for new: “chadash”. CONTINUE READING Your donation helps us bless even more people in the best way possible: with the good news of Jesus! DONATE SIGNS OF THE TIMES World events through the lens of the Bible Are you paying attention to the signs of the times? Rosh Hashana, the Feast of Trumpets, has arrived very early this year, so all the Fall Feasts will be neatly wrapped up by the end of September. We need to be aware of the biblical signs and seasons, along with their prophetic significance. With the unthinkable events of Afghanistan unraveling at breakneck speed, alliances forming across the nations north of Israel and coalitions in the south coming together, not to mention a worldwide pandemic, eco-crisis, and global governance visible on the horizon, are we almost at the end? Or is that jumping the gun? Numerous people have errantly declared the imminent return of Jesus in the past, leading many to become cold and disillusioned to what should be the most exciting prospect we could ever imagine! How can we avoid making the same mistakes while staying eager to see the Messiah come in glory? CONTINUE READING Please consider naming ONE FOR ISRAEL as your chosen charity on Amazon Smile. Amazon makes a donation with every purchase at no cost to you! BECOME ONE FOR ISRAEL ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

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