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What if the greatest protection in your life is already there, even when you can't see it? Discover the miraculous power of God, the heavenly army surrounding Israel, and the unexpected victory of mercy in 2 Kings 6. In 2 Kings Chapter 6, the prophet Elisha reveals that reality is far greater than what our eyes can see. From an iron axe head that miraculously floats to fiery horses and chariots surrounding an Israelite city, this chapter reminds us that God's presence is not limited by what we can see or understand. Elisha also demonstrates the extraordinary power of mercy when he chooses to feed and release an enemy army rather than destroy it. But the chapter ends in the depths of a terrible siege and famine in Samaria, leaving us waiting to see how God will respond. In this episode, we explore: -The Miracle of the Floating Axe Head: Why does God care about an ordinary person's seemingly small problem? Discover the importance of personal responsibility, integrity, and bringing even our smallest worries to Hashem. -The Fiery Chariots of Heaven: When Elisha's servant sees an enemy army surrounding Dothan, he panics. Elisha prays for his eyes to be opened, revealing the heavenly army already protecting them. -Faith Beyond What We See: What does it mean to trust God when the threats are real and the odds seem impossible? Discover why faith isn't pretending the enemy isn't there, but recognizing the greater reality beyond what our eyes can see. -The Power of Mercy Over Revenge: Elisha refuses to let the king of Israel kill the captured Aramean soldiers. Instead, he commands that they be fed and sent home—and the raids against Israel stop. -The Siege of Samaria and a Crisis of Faith: The chapter takes a devastating turn as famine grips Samaria. Explore the king's despair, his decision to blame Elisha, and the cliffhanger that sets the stage for the next chapter. -A timeless message for Israel and our generation: “Do not be afraid, for those who are with us are more than those who are with them.” (2 Kings 6:16) These words remind us that throughout the wars and challenges facing Israel, there is more to reality than what we see. May we have the open eyes of Elisha—to recognize God's hand, find strength in faith, and remember that those who stand with us are more than those who stand against us. 🌿 JOIN THE LAND OF ISRAEL FELLOWSHIP — TRY IT FREE! 👉 Start your FREE Fellowship trial: https://bit.ly/4pn8S2T #2Kings6 #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #ChariotsOfFire #BookOfKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Elisha #LandOfIsrael #Israel #BiblicalWisdom

Could a little girl from the Land of Israel teach a mighty general and the world, that there is a God in Israel? In 2 Kings Chapter 5, Naaman, the powerful commander of Aram, suffers from leprosy. A young Israelite girl, taken captive and serving in his household, tells him about the prophet Elisha. Her simple, unwavering faith sets a remarkable chain of events in motion. Naaman must humble himself, wash seven times in the Jordan River, and discover that the healing he seeks cannot be bought with silver or gold. Meanwhile, Elisha's servant Gehazi learns the terrible consequences of greed and forgetting whom he truly serves. Through this powerful chapter, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore faith, humility, the holiness of the Land of Israel, and the enduring message that there is a God in Israel. In this episode of Prophets of Israel Daily, we explore: -The Faith of a Little Israelite Girl: How a nameless young captive's unwavering faith leads Naaman toward the prophet Elisha—and the God of Israel. -From Agam Berger to Ancient Israel: Jeremy draws a moving connection between the biblical girl and the modern Israeli hostage who held fast to her faith in captivity. -Why the Jordan River? Naaman expects a grand miracle, but his healing requires humility and obedience. What can his journey teach us when our own answers seem slow to come? -The Holiness of the Land of Israel: From Naaman's request for Israelite earth to the history of the Uganda proposal, discover why the Jewish people's connection to this land is about more than geography. -When Faith Becomes a Transaction: Gehazi's greed stands in stark contrast to Elisha's integrity. Learn why standing near a holy person is not the same as standing before God. 🌿 JOIN THE LAND OF ISRAEL FELLOWSHIP — TRY IT FREE! 👉 Start your FREE Fellowship trial: https://bit.ly/4pn8S2T #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #2Kings5 #BookOf2Kings #BibleStudy #LandOfIsrael #GodOfIsrael #BiblicalHistory #TorahStudy #IsraelBibleStudy #LandOfIsraelNetwork

Gil Hoffman, Israeli election analyst and prolific journalist, has written a new book on exposing and fighting the anti-Israel hate network. He speaks with Eve Harow on what can be done by individuals, how Israeli policies have so far not put a priority on the narrative battle and details the long term jihadist plan that led us to this place. A timely and important publication by an experienced political correspondent on the information war and how it can be won.

What if the greatest miracles begin with the smallest things we have—and what if true faith means declaring shalom even in the darkest moments of our lives? In 2 Kings 4, the prophet Elisha reveals a very different kind of prophetic power. Unlike Elijah, whose ministry was marked by fire and dramatic confrontation, Elisha brings life through intimate, personal miracles. From a widow's single jar of oil to the miraculous revival of a woman's son, this chapter reveals a God who cares deeply about the ordinary struggles of human life. Join Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel as they explore the power of emunah (faith), the meaning of shalom in the face of tragedy, and the holiness found in everyday acts of compassion. In this episode of Prophets of Israel Daily, we explore: -The Miracle of the Oil: How Elisha transforms a widow's tiny jar of oil into enough to pay her debts and save her sons—and what this teaches us about recognizing the blessings we already have. -The Shunammite Woman's Faith: Discover the extraordinary hospitality, courage, and active faith of a woman who refuses to give up hope, even after losing her beloved son. -The Power of Shalom: Why does the Shunammite woman declare shalom in the midst of unimaginable grief? Explore the profound connection between faith, action, and hope. -Emunah in Action: Discover the Hebrew connection between emunah (faith), eemun (practice or training), ne'eman (faithful), and emun (trust), and how these ideas illuminate the woman's unwavering determination. -The Prophet of Everyday Miracles: From healing poisoned stew to multiplying twenty loaves of bread for a hundred hungry men, Elisha teaches us that God's presence is found not only in spectacular moments but also in the ordinary acts of caring for others. 🌿 EXPERIENCE THE LAND OF ISRAEL FELLOWSHIP — FREE TRIAL 👉 Start your FREE trial here: https://bit.ly/4pn8S2T #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #2Kings4 #BookOfKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #HebrewBible #TorahLearning #LandOfIsrael #FaithAndHope

What if the miracle you're praying for begins with a shovel in your hands? In 2 Kings 3, the prophet Elisha brings water to three desperate armies in the wilderness, but first he commands them to dig ditches in a dry valley. Join Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel for a powerful exploration of biblical prophecy, teshuva (repentance and return), and what this ancient story reveals about the Jewish people's return to the Land of Israel today. In this chapter, we explore: -Elisha, the prophet of water: How his first miracles contrast with Elijah's fire and reveal the power of humble service. -The power of joy and music: Why the Sages teach that prophecy and the Divine Presence are connected to a joyful heart. -Digging ditches in a dry valley: What 2 Kings 3:16–17 teaches us about faith, action, and preparing for blessings we cannot yet see. -Israel's enemies and the power of unity: Why Moab misreads the miracle and how this ancient story speaks to the Jewish people in our own generation. -Teshuva and the return to the Land: Why a miracle cannot do our spiritual work for us, and what it means to keep returning to Hashem and the Land of Israel. 🌿 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship — Your First Month Is FREE! Start your free trial here: https://bit.ly/4pn8S2T 👍 Like this video, share it with a friend, and leave a comment below: What ditches are you digging today as you prepare for the blessings you cannot yet see? #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #2Kings3 #BookOfKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Torah #LandOfIsrael #Israel #Teshuva #JewishWisdom #BiblicalProphecy #LandOfIsraelFellowship

What if Shabbat was never meant to be a blessing for the Jewish people alone, but a gift for all humanity? In this special episode of the Land of Israel Fellowship, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore the biblical foundation of Shabbat and its place in God's plan for the nations. From the creation story in Genesis to the Ten Commandments in Exodus, Jeremy shares the vision behind his new, free ebook, Shabbat for All Nations. Why does the Bible tell us to remember the Sabbath day? What is the difference between remembering Shabbat and guarding Shabbat? And how can people from every nation honor the seventh day, reconnect with the Creator, and bring more holiness, rest, and meaning into their lives? 📖 DOWNLOAD THE FREE EBOOK: SHABBAT FOR ALL NATIONS: https://thelandofisrael.com/shabbat-for-all-nations-book/ Discover the biblical foundations of Shabbat and explore how you can begin making the seventh day a meaningful part of your life. 👉 Click here to download your free ebook: https://thelandofisrael.com/shabbat-for-all-nations-book/ If this conversation blesses you, share the ebook with a friend! Together, we can help bring the blessing of Shabbat to the nations. #ShabbatForAllNations #Shabbat #Sabbath #Torah #LandOfIsrael #BiblicalTeaching #TenCommandments #BibleStudy #JewishWisdom #Israel

What does it take to inherit the mantle of a great leader — and where is the God behind the mantle when that leader is gone? In Second Kings, Chapter 2, Elijah’s final journey comes to an extraordinary end as he is taken up in a whirlwind of fire. Elisha refuses to leave his master’s side, asks for a pi shnayim — a double portion of Elijah’s spirit — and then takes up the mantle. But the real question comes when Elisha strikes the Jordan and cries out, “Where is the God of Elijah?” The answer reveals the heart of the chapter: the power was never in the mantle itself, but in the God behind it. Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore prophetic succession, mentorship, legacy, faith, and what it means to carry God’s mission into a new generation. ✨ Try The Land of Israel Fellowship FREE: thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsrael #SecondKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Elijah #Elisha #Israel #Torah #GodOfIsrael

What happens when we look everywhere for answers but forget to turn to the God of Israel? In Second Kings, Chapter 1, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel begin the second book of Kings with Ahaziah, son of Ahab and Jezebel, who turns to Baal-zebub instead of seeking the God of Israel. Elijah confronts the king’s messengers with the powerful question: “Is there no God in Israel?” The chapter takes us through pride and humility, judgment and mercy, fire from heaven, and the possibility of teshuvah. Why does one captain approach Elijah with arrogance while another kneels and pleads for mercy? And what does Elijah’s mysterious missing letter have to do with redemption? Join us as we uncover the deeper lessons of Second Kings, Chapter 1, and what this ancient story has to say about where we turn when we need answers. ✨ Try The Land of Israel Fellowship FREE: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #ProphetsOfIsrael #SecondKings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #Israel #Torah #GodOfIsrael

Three years after October 7, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel reflect on Simchat Torah, grief, remembrance, and the powerful transition from the end of the Torah back to the beginning of Genesis. From children dancing beneath a canopy of prayer shawls in the hills of Judea to the empty seats left by those we have lost, this fellowship explores how the Torah teaches us to mourn deeply while still choosing life, hope, brotherhood, and a new beginning. Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and become part of this global community learning Torah, praying together, and standing with Israel: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial/ #LandOfIsrael #Israel #Torah #Bible #SimchatTorah #October7 #JewishFaith #Genesis #Bereshit

Eve Harow guided a great group of young Christian Zionists in Jerusalem earlier this week. Today, October 7, she interviews Joshua Biggers from Dallas on how visiting Israel with ‘Generation Zion’ has deepened his faith and connection to Israel and the Jewish people. They’re both attending the National Conservatism Conference which is hosting international speakers on the topics of the importance of nationalism and conservative values. It’s a tough day in the Land; may we all work together to eradicate evil and create a world of goodness and real peace

What happens when it looks like evil has won and forgotten wrongs have disappeared? 1 Kings 22, the final chapter of the Book of 1 Kings, reveals that God’s justice may take time, but His word never fails. As Ahab’s story comes to its devastating conclusion, we also meet Yehoshafat, a king remembered for staying on the right path. Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel complete the Book of 1 Kings and explore the powerful lessons woven throughout its final chapter. Ahab’s death fulfills Elijah’s prophecy with remarkable precision, while Yehoshafat offers a striking contrast, a king who was not perfect, but who remained committed to walking in the ways of his father. The chapter closes with Achazyahu repeating the sins of his parents, raising a timeless question: Is seeing the truth enough to actually change us? In this chapter: -Ahab’s death and the fulfillment of Elijah’s prophecy -The certainty and precision of God’s justice -Yehoshafat and the power of steady faithfulness -Why faithfulness does not require perfection -Achazyahu sees the consequences of his father’s choices—and repeats them -The major themes and lessons of the entire Book of 1 Kings - The enduring covenant with the House of David and its significance for Israel 👉 Sponsor a Prophets of Israel Daily session: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ If these daily journeys through the words of the Prophets mean something to you, consider sponsoring a chapter, a book, or a dedication in honor or memory of someone you love. Your support helps keep Prophets of Israel Daily free and available to people around the world. #ProphetsOfIsrael #1Kings #Tanakh #BookOfKings #Israel #LandOfIsrael #Bible #Torah #BibleTeaching #GodsJustice #Faithfulness #Jerusalem

What happens when the United Nations sends an official warning letter directly to The Israel Guys? And why is Israel’s presence in Judea and Samaria at the center of the controversy? Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel, along with Luke Hilton and Josh Waller, sit down for a wide-ranging discussion about the latest developments surrounding Israel, the United Nations, and the growing international pressure surrounding Judea and Samaria. They discuss the official letter The Israel Guys received from the UN Human Rights Office regarding its database of businesses and organizations connected to Israeli settlements, the UN General Assembly and world leaders’ statements about Israel, recent terrorism and anti-Israel narratives, and what all of this means for those standing with Israel from the heart of Judea. In this episode: -The official UN letter sent to The Israel Guys -The UN database concerning businesses connected to Israeli settlements -Why Judea and Samaria are at the center of international pressure -The latest UN General Assembly discussions surrounding Israel -Netanyahu, world leaders, and the competing narratives at the UN -The ongoing debate over “settler violence” and terrorism -The biblical and historical significance of Judea and Samaria -Israel, the Golan Heights, and the changing international conversation -Why The Israel Guys are continuing to speak about Israel from the land itself -The future of The Israel Guys and their new studio in Judea The battle over Israel is not taking place only on the ground. It is also being fought through international institutions, media narratives, and the stories the world chooses to believe. From the hills of Judea, The Israel Guys continue to document what is happening, challenge anti-Israel narratives, and connect people around the world with the land and people of Israel. 📖 JOIN PROPHETS OF ISRAEL DAILY — IT'S FREE! Read the Bible with us, one chapter a day, we journey through the Prophets of Israel and the books of Tanakh: https://thelandofisrael.com/prophets-of-israel/ #israel #israelnews #JudeaAndSamaria #unitednations

What happens when a king surrounds himself with people who tell him exactly what he wants to hear? In 1 Kings 22, King Ahab faces a choice between comfortable lies and the uncomfortable truth of God’s word and his decision sets the course for his final battle. In this chapter: Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore the opening of 1 Kings Chapter 22, the final chapter of the Book of 1 Kings. Ahab and Yehoshafat prepare for war against Aram at Ramot-Gilead. Yehoshafat insists that they “inquire… of the word of the LORD” before going into battle. Ahab’s 400 prophets unanimously predict victory—but Yehoshafat senses that something is wrong. Ahab reveals his hatred for Michayahu, the one prophet who refuses to simply tell him what he wants to hear. Michayahu delivers a difficult prophecy: Israel will be scattered and Ahab will fall. Ahab attempts to outsmart the prophecy by disguising himself in battle. A seemingly random arrow finds the one vulnerable gap in Ahab’s armor. The episode asks a question that reaches far beyond Ahab: Do we really want the truth, or do we simply want to be told that we're right? This powerful chapter of 1 Kings 22 explores spiritual discernment, truth, prophecy, pride, divine providence, and the danger of surrounding ourselves with voices that only affirm what we already believe. 👉Sponsor Prophets of Israel Daily Help us bring the daily study of Tanakh to people around the world by sponsoring a Prophets of Israel Daily session. https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/ #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings #1Kings22 #Tanakh #BibleStudy #BookOfKings #Ahab #Jezebel #Michayahu #Jehoshaphat #Prophecy #Israel #LandOfIsrael #Torah #HebrewBible

What would you do if the king of Israel asked you to give up your family’s inheritance and you knew it was never truly yours to sell? In 1 Kings 21, we meet Naboth, a man who refuses King Ahab’s offer to purchase his vineyard because it is the inheritance of his fathers. What follows is a shocking story of power, corruption, murder disguised as justice, and Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab. But the chapter takes an unexpected turn when Ahab humbles himself before Hashem — revealing a profound lesson about teshuva and the power of a contrite heart. In this chapter, learn: -Naboth’s vineyard and the meaning of nachalat avotai — the inheritance of my fathers -Why Ahab’s request reveals that the king of Israel stands under Torah, not above it -How Jezebel turns Naboth’s murder into a seemingly legitimate act of justice -Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab: “Have you murdered, and also taken possession?” -Ahab’s unexpected humility and what it teaches us about teshuva, repentance, and returning to Hashem ✡️Want to go deeper into the Bible, Torah, and the Land of Israel with a community of people who love Israel? Try the Land of Israel Fellowship FREE for 30 days: https://thelandofisrael.com/fellowship-trial #ProphetsOfIsraelDaily #1Kings #BibleStudy #Tanakh #BookOfKings #Elul #Teshuva #Torah #LandOfIsrael #Israel #TanakhStudy

In this special conversation from Judea, Ari and Jeremy reflect on the powerful journey from Rosh Hashanah through Yom Kippur and into Sukkot. They explore what it means to move from judgment to forgiveness, from the awe of standing before the King to the intimacy of resting in the shade of our Father. The conversation weaves together personal stories from Yom Kippur, the spiritual atmosphere in Israel, the prophetic vision of Sukkot as a celebration for all nations, and the deeper meaning of the sukkah as a place of faith and trust. As Israel walks through a difficult season, Ari and Jeremy ask what it means to choose joy, trust Hashem, and believe that one day the whole world will recognize that Hashem is one and His name is one. #Sukkot #YomKippur #Israel #Judea #Torah #Hashem #Faith #JewishFaith #Sukkah #LandOfIsrael #Jerusalem #SpiritualAwakening #Prophecy #Joy #Fellowship