God's love to Israel is like the Father's heart that burns with fire for His prodigal son, who long ago left his parental home and is wandering somewhere. People can think that he is lost and does not deserve his Father's love and His inheritance. But, the Father loves His son, despite everything and waits for him. When somebody says bad things about His son, the Father’s heart hurts.

We face various challenges in our lives. Sometimes we may even find ourselves in circumstances so confusing that we’re questioning ourselves: “how can God possibly give me a way out of this?” We cannot possibly imagine how God is going to move; how He is going to deliver us and break the unbreakable strongholds for us. But God is ready to help. Often His help is unexpected, and we are simply mesmerized that it has come.

Every human on the Earth is individual in his thinking and self-consciousness. Each human is peculiar to have his own point of view, to make plans, to create living conditions around him, to choose a life view that he thinks is right and to build reasoning, approving one or another way of life. It is human nature to learn the world with all its laws and mysteries and to use them.

We are faced with a choice or to submit ourselves to the Kingdom of God and His power, or to avoid this choice. Or we place our fears, temptations, problems and sins on the throne of our hearts.

It is felt that as God has entered Shabbat after creating the world, He has not come out of it since then. I am sharing the same view. There is a number of biblical reasons for this view. Thus! God enjoys Shabbat because in the time when He ended the creation nothing became faulty. Only Adam and Eve fell because of desired fruit and their trust to one who had never enjoyed Shabbat. Who is this who has never been in Shabbat?

We can pray simply to bless Israel and the Jewish people. But, most likely, our prayers would be much more effective if we understood what God really wants from His people and what He expects from Israel today. Should we pray for peace in Israel? Yes, we should. The Bible clearly says it, "Pray for the peace of Jerusalem" (Psalm 122:6 NKJV). When we read "pray for the peace”, we understand it in the narrow sense, but the original definition is "shalom." "Shalom" means not only peace but also integrity, unity, harmony, fullness.

Many of us have heard that God doesn't judge by deeds but only by faith. But this is heresy and now it's spreading out very quickly. Actually, this extreme was an extreme of rejection of God's deepest love to His children. This extreme started with separation of the Church from God's love to Israel.

You better reconsider your relationship with loved ones, it shouldn't be in the way of your relationship with God. Yeshua said in Matthew 10:37( NKJV) , “He who loves father or mother more than Me is not worthy of Me. And he who loves son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me.” Keep this in mind and avoid extremes.