If you’ve been around Christian circles that talk about Israel much, you’ve probably heard the Scripture verse today’s episode is based on. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra talk about Psalm 122:6, where David gives the directive to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. They discuss what that really means, why we should do it and some practical ways to pray.
The conversation includes such things as:
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll hear a lot of meaningful and interesting thoughts, including:
Plus:
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Yerushalayim, shalu shalom Yerushalayim, evino shabashmim, shalom, Sar Shalom, Yeshua, Zion, ekklesia
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Psalm 122, Genesis 12:3, Matthew 6:9–13, Zechariah 14:8–9, Ezekiel 38 and 39, Psalm 83, Genesis 15:18, Genesis 17:8, Psalm 105:8–11, Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 23:39, Jeremiah 29:7, Jeremiah 29:10, 2 Kings 21:7, Revelation 21:2, 9–14
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E46 – What It Really Means to Bless Israel
Thanks for listening!
Other Resources for You
Intercessory Prayer Guide for Israel: https://www.jewishvoice.org/pray/scriptures
Enter to win free coffee: www.ajewandagentilediscuss.org
Learn more about Lost Tribes Coffee Co.: www.losttribescoffee.co
Consider financially supporting the podcast: www.jewishvoice.org/donate/wem/what-you-hear
Ask a question, give us feedback: www.ajewandagentilediscuss.org/contact/
Subscribe: Wherever you get your podcasts
Social media: Find us under the handle A Jew and A Gentile Discuss.
Share us with your friends.
Leave a review on your favorite podcast app.
This podcast is a production of Jewish Voice Ministries International.
Say what? Wait, didn’t baptism start with John the Baptist? Isn’t it a Christian thing? Hang onto your hats, folks – you’re about to...
No, Carly and Ezra aren’t putting on any political commentator hats for this episode, but they’re here to give you a unique perspective on ...
If Adam is the father of all people, does Judaism go all the way back to him? Where did the Jewish people begin? In...