Charlie Kirk & the Hebrew Truth of Shabbat #Shorts

Charlie Kirk was not a Jew, but he was a Hebrew. He was a Hebrew, right? Because that's what Abraham was. What Abraham was a Hebrew. And what does the word Hebrew in Hebrew? It means I which is comes from the word ever. Why? Because the whole world believed in one thing. And Abraham said, "No, I don't care if the whole world believes in it. I'm standing on the other side." He was on the other side. And Charlie Kirk with that Sabbath video really drove that point home. He could say, "I'm the head of this big movement, and if I am now not keeping the Christian Sunday, but the Jewish Shabbat, I'm going to alienate so many of my own followers and I can divide my movement, and I can't do that because for the good of the movement, and there's a lot of rationalizations he could have made to either hide his Sabbath observance, but no, he said, "This is the truth, and if I'm going to walk in the truth of God, if it means I lose everything, I'll lose everything." >> Yeah. He invited everybody into his tent. Right. I think that he was he was really a role model in that way. It's like the ten commandments say to keep the Sabbath on the seventh day on Saturday and he's like that's what the ten commandments are. That's what I'm promoting is a return to the values of the ten commandments. How can he not? And he just literally walked the walk that he taught. There's something happening in the world as the world is turning on Israel. There are righteous people among the nations that are leaving the mainstream and they found themselves without a spiritual home, without a community. And if you're one of those people, please come visit the land ofisrael.com and join the land of Isisrael Fellowship. We now have representation in over 50 countries with hundreds of families from around the world. And if you're looking to learn Torah, to learn Hebrew, to connect with the land of Israel, and align your destiny with Israel, you should join the Land of Israel Fellowship today.