Can we do תפילות prayers for:
Steve Mathe and his ministery?
That also through them The האור Light, רפואה The Healing and The ואהבה Love of ישועת יהוה Yeshuath YHWH may come back to הארץ The Land of Israel?Dear Friends of Uniteourheart.com,We are in facing momentous events as we prepare for Passover 2011 / 5771. The US economy along with that of the world is teetering on the verge of financial and moral bankruptcies. The Middle East is being politically reconfigured to play out the end-time prophecies of Psalm 83 while the naive progenies of peacenik hippies and the minions pony-tailed socialist academics try their hands at world salvation. As the world's nations are jockeying for positions for world resources, the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob is waking and calling forth His people from the deep spiritual sleep of forgetfulness in the Valley of Dry Bones.
We are most blessed for having been awakened [resurrected] from that "death" by the mercies of the Living God. As such, we are called to "remember the Torah of Moses, with the statues and the judgments," (Mal. 4:22), gain knowledge of the true God, (Hos. 6:6), confess our corporate and individual sins, (Lev. 26:40-42), and return to the Covenant we cast away, (Hos. 6:7, 8:1, 14:1). In short we are to return to our God, and He will return to us, (Mal. 3:7).
This year on our way homeward, let us remember some essentials as we learn to keep the spiritual feast of Passover during the Days of Unleavened Bread. During Passover night, we are to commemorate and retell in the first person singular, the deliverance of Israel by the Almighty. We are to remember how we, the Eternal's firstborn, (Ex. 4:22), were "passed over" by the Death Angel, while Egypt's firstborn were slain, (Ex. 12:23-27). During the next night, "the night to be much observed," (Ex. 12:42), we are to celebrate having left Egypt, again by the agency of the Redeemer and Deliverer, the Holy One of Israel, who enabled us to pass through the Red Sea dry shod.
This season of Pesach and Matzos / Unleavened Bread is considered a time of new beginnings when mistakes of the past may more easily be corrected and positive breakthroughs achieved. As we clean out our leavening, let us remember that this is an object lesson for us to find and remove the personal sins that corrupt us. As we eat the bread of humbleness, let us resolve to ask for Divine help in removing these sins. This "Help" is most important, for these sins are often rooted in our psyches, and it takes the Divine Doctor to loosen our bonds to them, (Hos 4:17, Psalm 13:3, 19:12-13).
As we hide the Afikoman, let us remember, that a most probable meaning of it is that this "Greek-named" piece of matzah, is picturing the Ten Tribes, hidden under a gentile identity in the Occidental world of the West, veiled by values of Greek and Roman origins. The broken-off piece is to be a very large one, and is to be found by a child. This seems to picture the identity of the Ten Tribes of Israel to be reinherited by millions of "the children's children" "in the sight of the heathen," (See. Ez. 22:15-16, Artscroll Chumash). At last we are to "remember" with jubilation what our God has caused to be written, the Great Exodus from the world's nations to come soon, (Jer. 16:14-15).
Above all, let us give thanks with tears of joy and thankfulness and cry out with our whole heart for mercy for our brothers and sisters as fires are about to break out in the House of Joseph, (Amos 5: 6, 15). It is our lot to do that, as "the remnant" of Israel, for our peoples are being prepared to meet God, (Amos 4:12).
May you all have a most inspired and meaningful Pesach and Days of Matzot ever!
Steve Mathe
http://www.uniteourheart.com
"Only Torah, prayer and repentance will unify the Tribes of Israel."
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