Prophecy fulfilled and prophecy to come are clearly set out in the scriptures pointing to Messiah’s appearance, the Feasts of the LORD and other themes. Click here for excellent teachings.
We know that God, who is outside time, is the author of time, He made the beginning and tells us there will be an end. He established a Biblical Calendar for His chosen people when He brought them out of Egypt
The Jewish holidays of Purim and Passover are both stories of God’s amazing deliverance for the people of Israel, yet in totally different ways.
It is no exaggeration to say that had it not been for Hanukkah, there could have very well not been a Christmas. Hanukkah prepared the way for the birth and ministry of Jesus.
The miracle of the Exodus from Egypt was such a nature-defying, irrational, illogical event. But did you know that it’s re-occurring today on biblical proportions?
We have seen the incredible return of the Israelites from captivity, but we have yet to see the mighty hand of God truly humbling the nations like He did with Pharaoh. Read about the Exodus story today.
Passover is an amazing story of miracles and deliverance, but that first Passover also has broader lessons for us today.
The Biblical Feast of Shavuot, The Feast of Weeks, or Pentecost, is one of the three times in the year when the people of Israel were required by God to come up to Jerusalem for a holy assembly.
Adapted from the writing of Dr Jurgen Buehler director of the ICEJ The final and biggest harvest season of the agricultural year brought in the
The Feast of Tabernacles is an astonishingly ignored divine appointment with the LORD. Just as Passover is the beginning of Redemption, the Feast is the culmination.
Like all Jews, Jesus loved the temple, but he also prophesied its destruction. At this time of year, Jews mourn the tragic loss of the temple, and remember God’s mercy.
Why are thousands of Christians coming up to Jerusalem each year to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles? The answer lies in the universal significance of this ancient biblical festival and its past, present, and future relevance for all nations.
The foremost Jewish festival is the humble weekly Sabbath, or Shabbat. We are called to keep this day holy. In this article, we will discover the biblical meaning behind Shabbat, and a biblical mindset to bring into our Sabbath rest today.
ICEJ Australia celebrates as Israel prepares to mark 75 years since its modern-day rebirth. What does Israel’s independence mean for us as Christians today?
A group of international Christians living in Jerusalem in the 70’s decided to establish a permanent expression of Christian support for Israel and its claim to Jerusalem.
The date, October 31st remains in the history books as “the last great cavalry, and the finest in history” as 800 heroic men and their courageous horses created a legend by achieving a near impossible military victory.
Going back to where it started! That was the strong feeling of the Indigenous members of ‘Avad Oz’, ICEJ Australia’s worship group. These strong Believers whose home is Australia’s desert, knew the gospel which had brought many of their community out of the darkness of addictions, had come to them from Jerusalem.
Your embassy in Jerusalem for over 40 years.
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