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Report from Arab Deborahs Arising Conference 13-14 September 2024

Right from the beginning we knew that this year’s Arab Deborahs Arising Conference would become very special, not only because it had 178 participants, the highest number ever, but also because it was held in the middle of a war, with the security situation in the north continuing to be very serious. The ministry team consisted of 15 locals (Arabs and Messianic Jews) and international Christians, who had chosen to come to Israel for such a time as this to be a blessing and encouragement to the Arab women. Before the beginning of the conference, we had met as a ministry team to pray for a breakthrough in some areas. One of those areas was the problem with navigation in northern Israel, where the GPS apps were often out of function due to the security situation, and we were sensing that the enemy wanted to use this to bring confusion. Amazingly, after we prayed, the navigation apps on our phones started working again, and during the two days of the conference they kept working, meaning that every participant in the conference arrived safely and without any trouble finding their way back and forth. Hallelujah!

On Friday morning, after a time of wonderful Arabic worship led by the HOPE worship team, Rania opened the conference, which this year had the theme, “Come up here” (Rev. 4:1.) When God called the Apostle John to come up, he was calling him to enter the throne room of Heaven. John’s incredible encounter with the Lord is a model of what God wants each of us to experience, when we enter into our personal destiny. In these difficult times, He is calling all of us to come up higher with Him, as we keep our eyes on what is in the heavenly places. Genesis 5:21 mentions Enoch, who was taken up by God. Even though he had a household to take care of, he still had a very close relationship with God. It is important to focus on that intimate place with Jesus. If we want to see greater miracles in our lives, we need to make it a priority ascending higher with the Lord. The path that takes us to His throne is holy. We can use the elevator called “the Blood of the Lamb” to go up. Before the conference, Rania had seen a vision of a ladder with women standing on different steps, all holding hands, and as some were struggling to get up to the next step, they were helping one other to come up higher. As illustration, the stage was decorated with two beautiful, symbolic ladders.

During the first session, we also had the breaking of bread together, after Ps. Andrew had asked for forgiveness from the women for the offense that the leadership or pastors had caused them over the years. This was a deep moment, where many women received healing by releasing forgiveness and blessing.

Pastor Linda Bergling from Arken Church, Sweden, then spoke about making sure to have the oil of the Holy Spirit. God says, “I will come and make my Spirit dwell with you.” Therefore, we should keep the oil fresh every day. If we want to go higher, we need to go deeper in the Holy Spirit. God wants to give us more authority. We need to pour out His love on the nations and be more dependent on Him. He needs to be our first love. When God is calling you to do something that seems impossible, if Jesus is your first love everything is possible. God called Linda to get away with Him for one week and just wait for Him. After five days, she heard His footsteps, and He gave her an open vision. She saw a flood of blood – the blood of war, of rage, of suffering and tears, and the Lord said, “I have opened a bridge of healing to quench the worst hate, a bridge for healing between hearts and nations.” An anointing that will quench the worst hate is an anointing of the Holy Spirit, of the Father’s love. Jesus told the congregation in Ephesus that they had lost their first love (Rev. 2:4.) The first love is a manifestation of God’s heart, a fragrance of Heaven, and the Devil hates that. Pastor Linda once saw Jesus with mud on his face and clothes, and He revealed to her that the mud is the sin of division in His body. The only way to get this mud away is to love Him and each other. When we say yes to God and the thing He wants to do through us, it will melt away the mud from the inside, and we will see His face.

Margaret Abu-Ghazaleh shared how her hunger for the Lord brought her to study the life of Moses. He was intimate with God instead of being too busy with the multitude. When God called Moses by the burning bush, he was struggling with the fear of man, like we do, too. Going up the ladder, you will not stay in one place and not be satisfied anymore. Once Moses was ready to accept His calling from the Lord and do what he was called to do, God took off Moses’ wrong identity and brought him into his right identity. God had already been preparing Moses in the desert and He knew what he needed in order to fulfil his task. In Exodus 28, God is calling Moses to come up to Him on the mountain. There are different levels. Aaron is on one level, while Moses is on a different level. All the elders were anointed, and they saw the God of Israel, but they stayed on a lower level. We should be jealous and want more of God. Our relationship needs to come before our ministry. God gave Moses the 10 commandments on the mountain. Moses used to be angry with the people, but when he descended the mountain, he started interceding for them. He was in a continuous relationship with the Lord, and when God spoke to Moses face to face in the tent of meeting, the glory of the Lord was so strong.

Lilo Keller from Schleife Ministry in Switzerland spoke about the love of Christ, and how He came knocking on her door three times at night with nobody being there when she opened. She described it as a knock of love like in the Song of Solomon. Another time when Lilo was just waiting on the Lord, he came close and gave her a pomegranate, as he asked her, “May I love you?” He wants to have a close relationship with us, to lead us into His perfect love, and put us on like a glove, meaning that we will become like Him in words and deeds. The Lord is our strength and identity. On another occasion Lilo was in a mountain house in the USA, and suddenly she heard church bells ringing. However, when she got outside, there were no bells. She could only hear them while she was inside the house. Her spiritual father afterwards explained to her, “You heard the high priest walking the land proclaiming His Kingdom in the land. You heard in the spiritual realm, but it impacted the natural.” In Exodus 39:24-26, there is a description of the pomegranates and bells that were on the garments of the priests in the temple, and as illustration Lilo had brought a pomegranate and a bell.

On Saturday, Lilo Keller also shared about another encounter she had had with the Lord, where He came to her as a lion. He came very gently and began licking her face. Then He lifted her up by His paw and began running into heavenly places. There, He placed her on a rock, so that she could see the sea (the nations). When he stood above her, He began to roar proclaiming His victory, and she was roaring with Him. It is His strength that comforts us. Lilo went on talking about overcoming fear. If we are captured by thoughts about what will happen in the future, then we are not living in the today. We need to use our faith to see ourselves in Jesus. We are surrounded, but He is in us. If we do everything we do for the Lord, fear can have no hold on us. If we choose to find Him in the midst of the circumstances, we will always find comfort.

The HOPE worship team led most of the Arabic worship during the conference, and the first song, “Alen Howa” (“He is High and Lifted Up”) from their new album was launched through powerful prophetic dance by one of the HOPE team members, Christine Souti. A worship leader from Ramallah named Jackie also led some of the Arabic worship, and Karen Davis led us in Hebrew and English worship on Friday. One of the most powerful moments was when Karen started singing, “Hineh Ma Tov U’ma Na’im” (Psalm 133) in Hebrew, and Arab and Jew joined hands and began dancing around the room in a big circle, united as one in Messiah.

On Saturday morning, we had another very powerful moment when the Messianic Jews who were present were called forth to share their hearts in the middle of the war situation. Many tears were shared, and we broke bread together after releasing forgiveness in the middle of the crisis of the war. The session ended with a release of powerful worship and dance together in Hebrew and Arabic, as the Arab and Jewish women were hugging and sharing their love for each other. We felt a fresh outpouring of the love of God by the Holy Spirit melting away and removing much pain over the land.

After the final evening session with Lilo Keller on Saturday evening, there was a powerful time of ministry, as all the Arab women were lining up to go through the “fire tunnel” receiving prayer and blessings by the ministry team members. All glory to God!

November 13, 2024
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Report from Arab Deborahs Arising Conference 22-23 September 2023

Our Arab Deborahs Arising Conference in September was an amazing event with 155 Arab women participants from all over the country incl. the West Bank, and a big ministry team of 23 wonderful, local as well as international believers, who had been invited to come up alongside the Arab women to pray for them and minister to them. With Karen Davis leading the worship in Hebrew and the HOPE worship team in Arabic, there was an amazing unity in the Spirit, as we were all worshipping the Lord together. The theme of the whole conference was, “The Holy Spirit will come on you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you…” (Luke 1:35a), and the messages given by the different speakers at the conference were beautifully supporting one another in unity around this theme.

Rania opened the conference speaking about Mary and the words of the angel Gabriel to Mary, as he announced to her that she was chosen to become the mother of Jesus (Luke 1:35a). Even though Mary put herself in a dangerous place being pregnant and unmarried, she accepted her calling willingly and with humility, believing the Lord that nothing is impossible for Him. When we have the Holy Spirit, and we feel our own strength being drained from us through sickness etc., we must trust in the Lord and not in our own strength. Another word for “overshadowing” is “hovering.” The Holy Spirit was hovering like a dove when God created the earth. Every nation was born out of a woman’s womb, and salvation came from a woman’s womb. We are called to be carriers of the harvest within us, a harvest of salvation and a harvest of healing, and we should pray for the Lord to send more workers into the harvest field. As a symbol of the harvest, each woman received a beautiful gift which included a wheat bundle.

Elin Fakerbakke from Norway spoke about “the power of a surrendered life”, and she gave the example of Heidi Baker, who lives out the surrendered life through her ministry in Mozambique. Corrie Ten Boom said, “Let’s God’s promises shine on your problems.” God knows you, He loves you, and He wants to embrace you and restore you, and give you His love again. The prodigal son was satisfied eating from the pigs’ food, and at one point he did not feel worthy to be called a son anymore. While in the midst of trouble, he came to his senses and went back home to his father. Every day his father was looking for him, and the son, who had lost his identity as a son, returned home again. Not everything that happens to you is your fault, but we have a choice whether it will break us or make us. To choose Jesus in every part of our lives is a surrendered life. In the world to lay down one’s life is not good, but as believers it is good.

Pastor Linda Berling from Sweden continued speaking about not limiting God. We do not understand healing, if we do not understand the love of God. The apostle John was always close to the heart of Jesus, and even Peter had to ask John sometimes what Jesus was saying. Sometimes the pain we are carrying within is so deep that God has to place us on the operation table and put us to sleep. He wants us to stay in a certain position in order to heal something deep inside us. He will need to operate us to heal us, so that we can bring healing to others. Linda shared how her father had cursed her when she left university to become a street evangelist, but later when he got very sick close to death, she prayed for him, and he got 15 years more to live. Likewise, we will see Muslim people being touched by miracles, which is a key to harvest among Muslims, Linda said.

During the conference, we also heard the powerful testimony of Cameran Yarai, a Muslim background believer born in Iran. He shared of how he as a young man in Iran had had several visions of Jesus, and how he finally decided to give his life to Jesus as a 33-year-old in America. He also shared something important the Lord had said to him: “I call everybody my friend, but not everybody calls me his friend!” Even when Jesus does not live in our hearts, we live in His heart. If you want a Muslim to invite Jesus into his heart, invite the Muslim to your heart first!

Finally, Heidi Baker spoke about “casting out all the thorns.” When we do not love our brothers and sisters in the Body of Messiah then we are “eating our family.” We are called to honor, respect and love one another. We need to be present with the Lord and the people around us. God can do anything through anyone. No branch can bear fruit by itself (John 15). God told Heidi that He can do nothing without the Body of Messiah. We cannot walk in somebody else’s anointing, even though we might want to. We are all originals and need to walk in our own anointing, being the person, we are called to be. Only originals have value, whereas copies are worthless. God does not want to hear your “but,” only your “yes.” Even people who do not have a name given by people have a name by God. They are valuable, and He is asking you to stop for “the one.” Jesus is our personal savior. When you have a calling from God, and you are called to spend time with Him in the secret place, then throw out the schedule…!

During the whole conference, the Holy Spirit was moving powerfully, with many women receiving prayer, a healing touch from God, and prophetic words of encouragement. There were times when everybody in the room was dancing together filled with the joy of the Holy Spirit, and it just went on and on, as nobody wanted to leave God’s presence, so we did indeed have to “throw out the schedule.”

We praise the Lord for blessing this conference in such an awesome way! May the Lord continue the good work He began in each of the Arab women during this conference and bring it to fulfilment according to His will (Phil. 1:6).

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

December 5, 2023
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Upcoming Arab Deborahs Arising Women Conference

We are currently busy preparing for the upcoming Arab Deborahs Arising Conference, which will be taking place in Nazareth next week. We are blessed that almost 25 ministry team members, international as well as local, both Arab and Jewish, have confirmed they will be joining us. We are honored to have Heidi Baker speaking at the conference, as well as other international sisters from Norway and Sweden. We are grateful that 155 Arab women have signed up to participate in the conference, and we would like to invite you to partake in this special opportunity to sponsor a woman with 120$. If you feel lead by the Lord to bless Arab women in the land with 120$ each, you can do this in our campaign here.
September 13, 2023
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Change of Date for Upcoming Arab Deborahs Conference

Due to the reintroduction of restrictions on the numbers of people gathering together, we are postponing the upcoming Arab Deborahs Arising Conference.

Please pray for God’s perfect timing when He will allow us to gather, particularly for Israel’s borders to open to allow our international team members to join us. Please see the prayer section for more details on praying for this event.

August 26, 2021
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Song of Songs Teaching by Orna Grinman – 11th June 2021

41 Arab Women leaders from across the land gathered at the Golden Crown Hotel on Mount Precipice, Nazareth for the first day of training after the pandemic. They were joined by several precious Jewish Messianic sisters.

Orna Grinman spoke in the second and final sessions about the journey of the Shunamite in Song of Songs. She shared that communication is the most important part of a marriage. The bride and groom start their life together by saying “I do” – so also, we start our journey with Yeshua by saying that we want to be part of His bride. In the first verses of Song of Songs, the bride is talking about the bridegroom and saying that she wants to know HIm more intimately but she is not talking to Him. Then in verse 3, she addresses him directly. Something can be on our hearts but there is still a long journey to get there. The bride wants intimacy (1:4). There may be many others entering the rooms with her, she can’t make this journey alone.

1:5 As soon as the Shunamite declares her intention of moving deeper into intimacy with the bridegroom, she sees herself as both dark and lovely. The sun, the world, has darkened her. This is what happens whenever we ask God to go deeper into Him, we see both the dark and the beautiful. God shows us the darkness that is still in us but he doesn’t leave us, he purifies us. In His light, we see things that we didn’t see before. Still in all our congregations here in the land, we make this mistake in that after salvation we are ashamed to say that we still have areas of darkness. We need to be real with one another. When we are together as the bride, we often still have legalism and shame rather than openness, humility and healing.

1:6 The vineyard is a symbol of the heart. The Shunamite has had a hard life, she worked hard in the heat of the sun. She blames others and thinks that they have made her this way, this is a sign of the victim spirit. It is true that her brothers had authority over her to send her to work in the vineyards, but she had full authority over her own heart – how she responded and what she chose to dwell on. It’s hard for us to see our own part in the brokenness. We blame others – maybe a teacher, a co-worker or a husband. When we look at the global Bride of Messiah, we see many, many broken hearts. What do I do when my heart is hurting? When someone mistreats me? Do I blame others or do I take care of my own vineyard/heart? Invite Yeshua into this place. When I am angry and resentful, Yeshua is not on His holy throne in my heart – I am sitting there in His place. The bride asks to go deeper into His presence. Whenever we ask to go nearer, God shows us what is in our own hearts that needs confession, repentance and forgiveness. Every hurt and pain in my heart needs healing (Psalm 66:18).

1:7 The bride asks to know where to find the bridegroom during the heat of the day, the hardest part of the day. She is kind of resentful, why can’t she just be herself? Why isn’t it enough for me to ask you to draw me after you? Why doesn’t He answer my prayers? At times like this, I don’t want to pray, but I also don’t want my heart to become harder and darker. Can I invite Yeshua into this place and sit with Him as He works on my heart? If you are really hungry for more of Him, don’t be angry, don’t hide who you are, don’t be shy or ashamed.

1:8 The answer comes for the Shunamite to follow the tracks of the sheep, to join with all the others who are part of the Bride of Messiah. This isn’t a journey that can be taken alone. Where there are shepherds (pastors), they should know the condition of the hearts of the sheep.

Song of Songs 2:4&6 “Let him lead me to the banquet hall and let his banner over me be love…His left arm is under my head and his right arm embraces me.” Often we feel that God is far away but He is right there so close with one arm holding us and the other embracing us.

2:8 When I go deeper into Him, suddenly everything gets harder. The mountains are easy for Yeshua; He leaps over the mountains of health, finances, relationships, ministry…

2:9 Our personalities put up walls but God looks for even a small opening, a window. Our defence barriers stop even those that we would like to invite to come closer. But God already knows everything about us. The bride needs to come to a place of readiness to invite Him in.

2:10 The bridegroom tells her what she needs to do. Don’t be passive! Get up! Get away from everything that holds you back. You are free. Yeshua has already paid the price. He gave you everything you need.

2:13 When we get up out of our prisons, we will start to bear fruit. When He sets us free, we start to blossom.

2:14 God speaks to each one of us, He tells us what He wants. He wants to hear your voice.

2:15 The vineyard of the bride’s heart is bearing its first blossom and fruit but already the foxes want to steal and destroy. The bride needs to let go of her victim mentality and see that she can take responsibility for her own life and the decisions that she makes. How should she respond when others mistreat her? Before she was passive and didn’t act. Now the bridegroom is waiting for her to take action and invite Him into these areas. He can train her to catch the foxes.

Chapter 3

3:1-2 The bride thinks that everything is fine with her heart. She sees herself as the one doing all the hard work in the relationship. It seems that the bridegroom is not doing anything. But she has already forgotten what he told her in Chapter 1:8 and 2:15. He told her to follow the tracks of the sheep. He told her to catch the foxes. She instead goes to search for Him in the city. He has been speaking to her about the dark, difficult things in her life. His answers were not what she wanted to hear. She didn’t get the answer that she was looking for, but He said “Go!” (the Hebrew is Lech but it is mostly translated in English as come!) Before I can get a specific word about my life, I need to let Him clean my heart from the darkness.

3:3 The watchmen found her. They are there for the town’s security and represent things in our life that give us false security and false refuge. Something or someone that I turn to instead of (or before) turning to God. We need to pay attention to what is heavy on our hearts, what is bothering us, and invite Yeshua into those places.

Chapter 3:6-4:15 is the song of the Bride. The journey of an individual relationship becomes a group/corporate relationship with the Beloved.

Chapter 5

The sound of the Lord is someone (Genesis 3:8)

5:3 This verse shows the contradiction in the heart of the Bride. She went to look for the Bridegroom by night and yet when He comes to her she doesn’t want to open up for Him. This happens with us too, all the thoughts that come to us when we are invited into His presence – housework, accounts, work tasks, ministry. But God is faithful and will come through even a small opening in our defences. When the bride finally opens, the Bridegroom isn’t there. God doesn’t answer as we expected or in the timing we wanted. Maybe you asked God for something and He answered with something deep. Invite Him into those problems. He is calling you deeper into Him. God heals us but often, a month later we are back in the same place of brokenness. This time when she turns to her false refuge, it is harmful for her. God had taken her out of that place but she turned back and it was more difficult this time.

5:16 echoes the opening verses of Song of Songs: “His mouth is sweetness itself; he is altogether lovely.”

Chapter 6:1
Until now, the bride has been on a journey alone. But now she is connected with others on the same journey. Go and search for Him together.

6:4-9 These verses describe how God sees His bride.

6:13 (7:1 in Hebrew) The Shunamite is distracted again by those around her.

Chapter 7
The journey of the Bride now includes the hearts of others. 7:11-12 She invites the Bridegroom to come with her to work in the hearts of those around her. We can become busy serving and doing, but then our hearts might dry up.

Chapter 8
8:1-4 Healing comes in going back to the Bridegroom and spending time in His presence.

8:8-9 In the beginning, the brothers didn’t care for the bride – they didn’t even see her! Now she has glory, strength and weight (kavod in Hebrew). Whenever we give God the dark places in our hearts, He puts His light in us so that others can see.

8:12 The bride now cares for her vineyard. She has taken ownership of it and responsibility for caring for her heart.

June 11, 2021
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Arab Deborahs Gathering Praise Report Nazareth June 2021

41 Arab Women leaders from across the land gathered at the Golden Crown Hotel on Mount Precipice, Nazareth for the first day of training after the pandemic. They were joined by several precious Messianic Jewish sisters.

 

Rania Sayegh welcomed the women and introduced the theme for the training:

“Set me as a seal upon your heart, as a seal upon your arm; for love is as strong as death, jealousy as cruel as the grave; its flames are flames of fire, a most vehement flame.”
Song of Songs 8:6

She led everyone in a prophetic act of exchanging the red roses that they had received at the beginning.

Jesra Adrenally led the opening time of worship with songs of adoration and longing for the bridegroom, Jesus, to return. Rose Obied then spoke about the love of the Father from the parable of the prodigal son. She challenged us not to be motivated by duty, as the older son had been, but to receive the Father’s love. When we are filled with the Father’s love, we will not see the faults in others but rather find ways to encourage and build one another up. It was only the love of the Father that brought the prodigal home.

 

Rania Sayegh continued this session on the need for the bride to be filled with the Holy Spirit, “that He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish” Ephesians 5:27. The troubles in this world will increase but each birth-pang or trouble only makes us stronger. God wants to anoint His bride with wine and oil. She shared her recent vision of the bride in the field of wheat. The Jewish sisters shared the differences between Jewish and Arabic wedding customs, especially as an orthodox Jewish bride will enter the wedding ceremony without her face covered so as not to repeat Laban’s deception (Genesis 29:21-30)! Wine and oil are mentioned in connection to the harvest and the threshing floor in Psalm 140:15 and Joel 2:24. This threshing floor separates the bride from the thoughts of this world. She separates herself from Babel. If we don’t go to the threshing floor, we can’t enter into His glory. Also, in 2 Samuel 24:16, the plague stopped at the threshing floor. This later became the site of the Temple. Each of the women there received the challenge to turn every line of Song of Songs into a prayer.

 

Ikhlas Sadran led the worship for the second session with songs of love for our bridegroom Jesus.

 

Chaya Mizrachi and her daughter Oiel blessed the women and prayed for Orna Grinman before she began to speak. Orna then shared about the journey of the Shunamite in Song of Songs. Communication is the most important part of a marriage. The bride and groom start their life together by saying “I do” – so also, we start our journey with Yeshua by saying that we want to be part of His bride. Intimacy can be on our hearts but there is still a long journey to get there! Song of Songs traces the journey of the Shunamite from her initial desire, through hills and valleys to the fulfilment of their covenant of love. Throughout the journey, the bride becomes more aware of herself – her identity, calling and responsibility – and the condition of her heart and that of those around her. Orna encouraged each leader to consider their place in the Body of Messiah. We are each a part but what part are we? A finger, a part of the circulation system, an ear?

After the final session, one of the Arab women, Lena, shared a recent dream in which she had been walking with her children through an area like a swamp. As she walked, she began to sink into the swamp and felt that the water would swallow her up. She cried out to the Lord for help and all of a sudden a woman appeared with dark curly hair, wearing a dark orange shirt. The woman made a hole in the mountain which became a tunnel. Lena walked through this tunnel to safety. When she arrived at the hotel on the morning of the gathering, she saw Rania wearing this same colored top and she felt that this meeting would be part of the path of freedom for her.

The gathering ended with Celeste Dabbagh sharing a beautiful painting of an oil lamp that she had painted during the lockdowns.

June 11, 2021
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Arab Deborahs Meeting with Barbara Yoder

Rania and Barbara Yoder led a powerful meeting for the Arab women leaders during the afternoon of Friday 26th February. 50 women from congregations across Israel joined the call and were encouraged by the prophetic message’s youth worship team opened the session with anointed worship, Rania prayed for healing and Barbara taught on staying anchored in times of trouble.

Barbara shared that almost a year before the global corona lockdowns, God had been speaking with her about removing old mindsets and practices to be ready for the new. At that time, she could not imagine how God could possibly do that. Although this last year has been a very difficult one, it has also been a precious time of drawing closer to God. She encouraged the Arab Deborahs to stay SAFE – Secure in their relationships with God through His Word and His voice,  Assess the problem and be sure to only stay in the area God has called you to, Follow your leaders as they follow Christ, and Establish a history with God.

March 11, 2021
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Arab Deborahs Virtual Gathering 25th November

33 Arab women leaders from Nazareth, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Haifa and the Galilee gathered for a special online meeting with Mama Lilo Keller of Schleife Stiftung Ministries and Rania Sayegh. This was our first opportunity to meet on-line in many months. Everyone was encouraged by the fellowship, worship and teaching.

Rania shared her vision of 15th October which had led to 21 days of prayer and fasting. In her vision, she saw eagles that were wounded and yet reaching out to help heal those around them. Then she saw a great white eagle approaching. He carried all the eagles away to a high mountain. There he left the eagles to heal and restore. This was a time of waiting for sanctification, healing and restoration of strength. (This vision was recorded in greater detail in the October newsletter).

Mama Lilo shared a vision of a white eagle that she had seen several years ago: “I saw this huge white eagle whose wings were so big that they covered the whole land of Israel from east to west. He flew down from a mountain in the north of Israel and continued to the south, covering the whole land. Fire drops fell from this eagle to the ground below. As the fire fell, the people who were already believers received revival fire. Those who did not yet know the Lord received an instant revelation and began to speak about an encounter with the man, Yeshua. Those receiving the fire were not only Jews and Arabs but also foreigners.”

“Around Yom Kippur 2020, I saw another vision in which this big eagle was joined by many eagles, also carrying fire. As the fire was going out, revelation was sent forth and blessings and healings came. Eagles from many other nations came to join the big white eagle. This was a shift.”

“Now is the time for you to receive help from the nations. You are not alone, even if it seems that you have to fight alone. The Lord is joining the eagles from the nations. Israel has a leading role in the nations. This new man will be created from the people from the nations and the Jewish people. It will happen. Your healing has a purpose – to prepare you for the Lord’s purpose. ”

 

“So shall they fear the name of the LORD from the west, and His glory from the rising of the sun; when the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the LORD will lift up a standard against him.”
Isaiah 59:19

 

“This rushing river is a picture of the river of God coming from heaven like a rushing river. God will bring all the blessings from the Holy Spirit. This river is guided by the Holy Spirit. All the blessings, all the freedom belongs to us. We can expect in the next year that these will unfold and that the body of Christ will experience the glory of God in a way like never before in our lives. We will experience the presence of God and the power of the Holy Spirit to bring us to the high places. This will give us the ability to overcome. ”
November 30, 2020
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Women’s Online Prayer 23rd March 2020

We set a time on Zoom to gather together with the Arab mothers of the land who carry authority and influence for the Galilee region and Jerusalem. Rania felt led from 2 Samuel 24 to gather them to build an altar so that God will hear from heaven and stop the plague of coronavirus in Israel.

We began with an act of repentance before the Lord for the bloodshed of the innocent through abortion. Rania had been struck when she heard a woman from England share how God had spoken to her through the statistics that she found while searching for the possible percentage of deaths that COVID 19 could cause relative to the population of England. She found a prediction of 8 million people who could die from this plague. She cried out to God in intercession and asked how the enemy could have such a legal right for so many people? To her astonishment, God told her to check how many abortions had taken place in the UK – 8 million babies! That finding was so shocking to her that it brought her to her knees to cry out for mercy and that God would spare the nation of England from the consequences of this sin and from the blood crying out from the ground.

This story moved Rania’s heart and gave her a burden to call the women together to take our position as mothers in the land and stand in the gap and repent for the bloodshed of the innocent babies in Israel among the Arab community. Therefore we gathered to repent together corporately as 19 women came together, sharing hearts, repenting and building an altar to the Lord. Each woman brought 12 stones from her region to carry out this prophetic act.

Priscilla joined us on this call and shared deep thoughts and revelations from the Lord and her personal journey on the matter of abortion in the US and the power of the communion table shared by the body of Christ all around America for declaring the power of the blood of Jesus which is more powerful and speaks louder than the blood of Abel. We felt that the Lord shifted something in the atmosphere of our land on that day. We are so grateful to the Lord for the opportunity to partner with His heart as women of the land and to be used humbly by God to shift the course of history over our nation.

March 23, 2020
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