The Days Of Teshuvah

Monday, September 10, 2018

There is a mystery in the sacred Hebrew year. The Feast of Trumpets is the season of repentance. Teshuvah is Hebrew for repentance or return. For two thousand years, the Jewish people wandered the earth away from Messiah. But the great mystery is that God has set up the age as a Hebrew year. The Feast of Trumpets starts the civil New Year, but on the sacred calendar, it represents the end of the year, not the beginning. Thus, the season of repentance comes at the end. This signifies that the time of Jewish repentance and their return to Messiah will happen at the end of the age. The Hebrew year waits for the Jewish people to repent in order to conclude, so the entire age waits for Israel's return to Messiah to conclude. Never stop praying for Israel's Teshuvah. For the appointed time will surely come. The same goes for your life. God's promises are good, and they will come in their appointed times. And when they do, you will know they were more than worth the wait.

From Message #862 - The Mystery of Elul