Sabbath Evening

We got back on the walls again and walked around to the place of King David's Tomb and the Upper Room. We met two young Jewish men who are Yeshiva students, we talked for over an hour on the wall. It was interesting to hear their views on different things. They believe that the Messiah will be a man and the correct all of Israel's spiritual and other problems, that the territories belong to Israel, that Israel is making a mistake to be involved in a peace negotiation with PLO.

Paul's words to the Romans in action: Romans 11.25 I don't want you- to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers, so that you may not be conceited; Israel has experienced a hardening in part until the full number of Gentiles has come in."

What an opportunity, in learn about God's people in the land He has given them! (Click on the picture to get the full view)

After we came off the walls we went to the Western Wall. I knew Rabbi Koslvsky had a dinner on Shabbath for the needy. I waited for him to arrive. The dinner was held in the first floor of the Temple Mount Police Station. He spoke with me and told me a little of his story. He went to Rabbi Getz, who is the Rabbi of the Kotel (The Western Wall) to see what he thought about him beginning Abraham's Tent. He was in favor of it. Rabbi Kosvolsky then invited me to dinner. More about the dinner and the Messiah and what happened after the dinner in my next post.