Newsletter October 2019

October 2019

Shalom, Dear Ones of The Sacrificed Lamb, Yeshua!

We are living in some very significant times. This month, our Jewish people as well as many believers in Yeshua (Jesus) that understand the biblical feasts know that the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), as well as Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles), are some of the most significant, prophetic and holy holidays. There are so many scriptural types and shadows of how Yeshua fulfills these very biblical and times and seasons. As mentioned in reference to the Day of Atonement, Hebrews 9:7 says, "But only the high priest entered the inner room and that only once a year and never with blood, which he offered for himself and for the sins the people had committed in ignorance." In reference to the Feast of Tabernacles, Yeshua Himself tabernacled among us in the flesh as He chose to be born in a less-than-glorious and lowly place. Not only that, as a young Jewish man, he deliberately took the Festival of Sukkot and spoke about himself as accounted in the

book of John 7:37-38, and said "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the scripture has said, out of his heart will flow rivers of living waters." How awesome and how cool is that, my friends?! This is what Abundant Bread of Salvation is all about in serving and providing for our Jewish people in the most practical forms that will not only give physical life, but also give rivers of living waters to their souls. Hallelujah! Can you feel my excitement?

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On top of our regular weekly activities of soup kitchen and food bag distribution center, this month many other activities have been set up that are bringing blessing and newness of life to our poor and needy people as well as Holocaust survivors, single mothers and widows. We built a Sukkah (Tabernacle), in the back yard of our home and for the second year in a row, we were able to bring a busload of Holocaust survivors into this temporary dwelling place, giving them refreshing drinks, fruits and vegetables and explaining to them the blessings of each day of life God gives us, our health, as well as the infilling of the Ruach Ha Kodesh (the Holy Spirit.) We then got back on the bus and brought them for a couple hours drive to the Sea of Galilee on the Jordan River to a Sukkot BBQ experience which had live worship music by International Messianic Music artist Joshua Aaron. It was glorious, but also had much spiritual warfare. One of the Holocaust Survivors almost passed out! This is why we always need your prayers. They are getting old and passing on quickly right before our eyes.

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Every day is fragile with these dear ones.

We also recently brought a busload of Holocaust survivors up to Jerusalem to experience the world premier of a biblical musical of the Book of Daniel, which had topnotch actors and singers from Africa and America. The survivors' responses were far beyond my expectations, asking how they can know more about the Book of Daniel! One of our local Russian Jewish volunteers has a weekly Bible study that many of them said "they would like to come and learn more of the miracles of God that happened in the story of Daniel." Please pray that their eyes and hearts are open to His Good News of salvation.

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There is so much more that has happened this month that I cannot even fit on another page, but upon ending this letter, I want to praise the Lord for two more amazing Royalty Meals that happened with Holocaust survivors. One was with a dear friend and pastor of ours from Hawaii and his group of thirty and their forty Holocaust survivor guests! It was like tropical, living waters and breathing new life into these dry bones! We also had a special meeting with Rosemary Schindler honoring our survivors at a historical, British Jewish prison camp called Atlit and then a meal overlooking the beautiful, ancient Cesarean port. Thank God this camp is closed and only a memory of the past that us Jews struggled to make this Promised Land what it is today; a true world changing miracle!