When Everything Points to Redemption… But Nothing Happens | Land of Israel Fellowship

I wasn't just hoping for something, I was expecting it. Am I alone here? Was anyone else in this fellowship expecting something big this Pesach? I think there was really reason to because the timing felt too deliberate to be a coincidence. We were in what felt like the final round, the final showdown. And then Trump issued an ultimatum said to expire in the middle of the night on the seventh day of Pesach itself. The tension was just like extraordinary. Felt like the geopolitical stage was being set for something larger than politics, something ancient, something redemptive. Right? And to me it felt like the pieces were lining up. Like we were inside a story that was reaching its crescendo. We look for the meaning underneath the surface of events. And everything underneath the surface of this moment was pointing in the same direction, redemption. And so I waited and I held my breath and I was wondering, "Whoa, if I turned on my phone, what would I see? What's happening in the world right now?" And after the holiday we rushed and opened our phone to hear the news and it was like wah wah a ceasefire. A ceasefire? Like what? The sea did not split at all, just the opposite. >> [music]