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The Torah is abundantly clear that famine is a judgment of God caused by sin. When a society turns away from righteousness and keeping God's commandments, He removes His hand of provision.

After Habakukk's roller coaster ride with God and the realization that judgment is coming, he resorts to the only thing left that he can do: trust God in all cricumstances

Behind every movement in history is a spirit, whether of God or the enemy. The Holocaust, although one of the worst atrocities in history, is by no means the only attempt to eliminate an entire people. By studying Haman and Hitler, we can see the tactics of the enemy and what to expect from the coming Son of Perdition

Those who govern are called to lead. When leaders are weak, it leads to a vacuum that will eventually be filled by a strong leader, quite often a despot. Haman, Hitler and many others throughout history have stepped into that void. Today's leadership has the potential for the same result

There are times where the enemy moves boldly and seemingly without any opposition. It's as if God is passively watching. However, closer inspection reveals that the Lord is quietly preparing His countermoves behind the scenes

With the recent trucker convoy in Canada meeting a hostile government response, we can see the classic characteristics of a tyrant's rise to power.

Called the oldest hatred in the world, Antisemitism at its root is a spiritual disease, inspired by Satan himself. The pattern repeats itself over and over again and will once again before Yeshua's return

Haman, Hilter and several others throughout history have laid out detailed plans of how to address the "Jewish Problem." We can see how this satanically-inspired hatred has repeated itself throughout history and will once more before Yeshua's return.

Haman and the Nazis both had a solution to the Jewish Question, a Final Solution which was the complete erradication of every Jew on earth. It is known as the Holocaust. Antisemtisim is alive and well today but there is also another Holocaust that is happening right now in our time.

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court began deliberations for the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade with extremely hostile reactions. How does this act of politics correlate to the Counting of the Omer and the harvest season we are in?

The enemy plans his maneuvers and carries on as if nothing can stop him. But just when things look hopeless, God turns things around and catches the enemy in his own trap. He has promised to never abandon us and that is a promise we can count on, no matter how dire things look.

The original sin and the one that continues to plague humanity is pride. All glory goes to God and once we try to take some away from Him, we find ourselves in opposition to the all-powerful Creator of the universe.

When the tables turn on the enemies of God and His people, the judgment comes swiftly after. And when it does, it is usually done in an emphatic manner so everyone will know Who was responsible.

As Joshua took the children of Israel into the Land of Canaan at the Passover, they first had to be circumcised. We see that the Feast of Unleavened, like circumcision for Israel, is a sign of our covenant with God.

Sometimes we think that God only rescues us by the skin of our teeth. However, as we look at the Passover and Israel's exodus from slavery in Egypt, their condition was quite different.

After Haman is destroyed, Mordecai rises to his position. While the enemy tries to usurp the throne, the rightful king will rise with his inevitable defeat.

After Yeshua's ascension to heaven, He told the disciples to wait for God's promise to be delivered. Prophetically, we are in a similar time and must wait on God for His promises to us to be fulfilled.

The Counting of the Omer is done with great anticipation in Judaism as we approach Shavuot. However, in these unprecedented times, what is the spiritual significance of the practice and what is the expected outcome?