The Nations Cry Out to the Lord for the USA from Jerusalem

Oceans in the Desert ^ | November 11, 2016 | Kathi Pelton

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REMEMBERING November 11, 2016...

This morning, on November 7th, in Jerusalem, Israel thousands of believers from all over the world gathered for the Jerusalem Global Gathering (www.watchmen.org). The powerful first session of this global gathering culminated with all of the Americans that were present being asked to gather on the stage in order for all the nations represented to intercede for the US and her national elections. This was not just a polite prayer of blessings but rather the nations began to cry out, pray in the Spirit and declare freedom over our nation. The Americans on stage dropped to their knees, many weeping, as the Chinese rushed to the stage front to push in prayer. One of our Israeli hosts, Asher Intrater (a Messianic Jewish leader), began to pray out prayers that broke through the spirit realm with power and authority.

​​ I posted the short clip above on my FACEBOOK page and within hours it went viral, having tens of thousands views. It was picked up by media and Christian websites with over 2 million followers. This short clip of the nations praying in tongues for the United States of America and our election is being played and heard over and over, thousands of times, in the 24 hours prior to Election Day.

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If you would like to view the entire prayer time from the Jerusalem Global Gathering here is how you can view it (please share as it is very powerful):

https://livestream.com/watchmen/JGG Be sure to move the time indication to 03:05:45 and pray together with the nations!

We were given a gift of prayer from the nations and from Israel. I could not stop weeping as this happened. Be sure to watch this time of prayer and share it in order to encourage our nation as we pass over this threshold of history.

Kathi Pelton

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2016 VIDEO
https://videos.files.wordpress.com/DltzVojO/img_2894_dvd.mp4

If you would like to view the entire prayer time from the Jerusalem Global Gathering here is how you can view it (please share as it is very powerful):

https://livestream.com/watchmen/JGG
Be sure to move the time indication to 03:05:45 and pray together with the nations!

[xenia]

:-))

Thx for posting.

[golux]

Just a correction: "Messianic Jews" are Christians.

They like to mispronounce things in Hebrew and talk about "Yeshuah's Blood Moon Miracle Shalom Tabernacle," etc., but they are Christians.

If you have never met one simply wear a kappa and stand around for awhile. They will invariably gather around claiming to be your "Jewish brethren," etc.

Some time later you will realize that they are simply Christians with creepy identity issues.

[golux]

(kippa, rather. Typing too quickly.)

[golux]

By the way, Jews do not get on their knees.

[captain_dave]

I met a few Jews for Jesus/Messianics once, a long time ago. They are very creepy. They walk around with a veneer of Jewishness. Like plastic “wood” molding in a car — it looks like wood, they advertise it as wood, but it can never be anything other than cheap plastic.

[boxlunch]

Is this happening again now? Or just remembering 2016?

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On November 7, 2016, Jerusalem, Israel thousands of believers from all over the world gathered for the Jerusalem Global Gathering (www.watchmen.org). The powerful first session of this global gathering culminated with all of the Americans that were present being asked to gather on the stage in order for all the nations represented to intercede for the US and her national elections. These Messianic Jews do not observe any prohibition against kneeling. However, the ancient practice of kneeling in prayer is honored in orthodox synagogues on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur afternoons. The of Jewish Law states that if you put an intervening substance on the stone floor, then it is permitted to kneel "Throughout the Bible, we find bowing and kneeling as part of prayer, and this was indeed the practice in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem" Rabbi Baruch S. Davidson further says "according to the Talmud, a person of holiness and stature is discouraged from kneeling in his prayers unless he is sure that his prayers will be answered. If such a person were to kneel in his prayers, and his prayers were not accepted, it would seem, in the eyes of the masses, as if G‑d were unfair and unjust, while truly it is just we who cannot understand His ways."