No Matter What You’ve Done, You Can Still Come Back | Land of Israel Fellowship

Hashem is the name of chuva, which means that no matter what you've done wrong, according to the strict laws of nature, you're lost. But according to God's law, to chuva, to Hashem's name, you can turn your life around because God's love overpowers any system or laws of nature that are in place. Hashem is the name of chuva, the name of return. Meaning no matter what you've done, no matter what the laws of nature, what should happen next, you can turn your life around. You've made bad choices and with bad choices come bad consequences. In Chuva, Hashem says you can rebuild. You can restore. You can come back. And so, because God's love is the essence of life, it's deeper than the system of laws that governs the world. Even the crushing weight of reality, the pain, the obstacles, the hardships, the delays, the suffering, even when it feels like life is just faceless, strict justice of the world. Elohim says, "I am Hashem." The hard times are not God against you. They are God with you. So what do we do then? What do we do in a reality when we feel so far away from God and we only see just the strict reality of justice that's coming hard on us? The very next verse gives the answer. Hey, that was a highlight from this week's Land of Israel Fellowship. If you like that highlight, you'll love the Land of Israel Fellowship. Check it out on the link below. [music]