Shalom Friends,
Exodus to Aliyah is a song written about not only the Exodus from Egypt, but all of the exiles of the Jewish people that culminated with an Aliyah or return to the Promised Land. The song culminates with an understanding that according to the Holy Scriptures, there will be one more exile during the last three and one-half years of the age, which is the Time of Jacob's trouble, but He (Jewish People) will be saved out of it by Yeshua (Jer. 30), as He returns for His second coming to redeem the nation of Israel and reign for 1,000 years on earth from Jerusalem on David's everlasting throne (2 Sam. Luke 1)! We hope you enjoy and receive inspiration from this beautiful and redemptive love story.
Many Blessings,
Chadwick
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Captive and enslaved, the people cried again for freedom. Freedom came at the Sea of Reeds, where God split the water and set them free. The Lord had set the captives free.
That covenant — a marriage sealed between God and His people — was confirmed with the giving of Torah. But the people sinned with the golden calf. Moses ascended the mountain on their behalf, and after forty days he descended with new tablets. The sin was forgiven, the Tabernacle was built in the desert, and forty years later they entered the Promised Land. The Lord had set the captives free.
God's promise was kept and the faith was restored. But rebellion rose again — this time by rejecting the Savior and the atonement He offered. Jesus prophesied the coming destruction, and forty years later the Romans came. The city was burned and the people were exiled throughout the earth for endless miles.
Yet today His feet will stand on the Mount of Olives. The Exodus fulfilled: the Lord setting the captives free. Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord. In a new body, in the promised land — Jesus sets the captives free.
