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“Black, Brown, Blonde… What Does It Mean to Be ‘Israel’?” | Prophets of Israel Daily
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🔖Sign up now for daily insights with Prophets of Israel Daily as we begin a new journey into the Book of Samuel. https://thelandofisrael.com/prophets-of-israel/ What actually defines Israel—ethnicity, appearance, or something deeper? In this short, we explore the story of Rahab, the spies, and the transformation that takes place at the edge of entering the land in the Book of Joshua. From fear in the wilderness to confidence in the promise, the spies’ report marks a turning point in Israel’s identity and mission. As we move toward the Book of Samuel, we’ll continue uncovering how ancient stories still shape modern questions about identity, faith, and belonging.
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They're black Jews, they're brown Jews,
blonde Jews, there's polka dot Jews. If
you live what Rahab said that Hashem
your God, he is God in heaven above and
on the earth below,
you can attach yourself to Israel.
And so the end of chapter 2, spies
return to Joshua with a totally
different report than the spies in the
desert in the book of Numbers.
They say, "Truly the Lord has delivered
into our hands all of the land, for even
all the inhabitants of the country have
melted before us."
And that really is the final fixing of
the sin of the spies before we enter
into the land of Israel. They went to
the most fortified city with the
greatest walls, the strongest defenses,
and they didn't talk about fear or
giants, they speak about Hashem's
victory already unfolding. So our first
action in the land is actually to
rectify the greatest sin of the
generation in the desert.