This lesson gives a historical and biblical look the principle of fishers and hunters prophesied regarding Israel in Jeremiah 16 and 23. You’ll explore the Jewish exile and regathering going back as far as Babylonia, into 70 A.D. and up to the birth of Zionism in the late 1800’s. You’ll discover the significance of the entire map of the Middle East being redrawn after WWI, and the rise of Hitler and the holocaust ultimately leading to the declaration of a Jewish state on November 29, 1947.

Just like the biblical city of Jericho, the Berlin Wall that divided East and West Berlin during the Soviet occupation also came tumbling down. Communism—which ruled in many nations of the world—came to an end in the former Soviet Union, bringing us into a new era allowing the Gospel of the Kingdom to spread. These behind-the-scenes stories of prophetic intercession will stir your faith to bring down more walls in Jesus’ name!

Did you know that you are scripturally appointed as a watchman on the walls for Israel and the Middle East? What is your role as a watchman? Why should take a stand for Israel? In this session, you’ll learn seven Biblical reasons to pray for Israel. As you learn to see through God’s eyes, you’ll receive insight and vision to call forth the peace of Jerusalem, worldwide revival and ultimately the second coming of Jesus. 

In this lesson you’ll see the importance of “aliyah” and what it means and looks like today in light of the prophesies of Hosea, Jeremiah and Isaiah. After the newborn nation of Israel was formed, she derived strength as the Jewish people scattered across the world started returning to their land of promise. At the close, you’ll take prayerful look at the prophetic significance of Zechariah 12.

The father of faith, Abraham, had been given a promise for an heir but his patience wore thin and instead he and his handmaiden, Hagar, conceived a son named Ishmael. The Lord prophetically pronounced that Ishmael would be “a wild donkey.” In this lesson you’ll receive a wider look into God’s heart for all of the Middle East, learning that Arabs are not your enemy because they also have an inheritance in the heart of God.

Thirteen years after the birth of Ishmael, God appeared to 99-year-old Abram and extended His original prophetic word to Abram and his wife, Sarai. Faith was ultimately fulfilled as they brought forth their son of promise, Isaac, which means “laughter.” Good news always results for those who yield to God’s redemptive nature. In this lesson, you will look into God’s Covenant Plan for Israel—the people of promise and the land of promise—through the heirs of faith.

What do the scriptures have to say about the most world’s most contested city in all of time? Psalm 122 and 137 impart to you God’s heartbeat for this unique city. The diverse names given in the Word of God for Jerusalem give value, significance and insight to help you discover God’s ultimate destiny for the peace of Jerusalem.