Israel Inspired

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach live from the hills of Judea: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ In 1 Samuel 12, Samuel delivers his powerful farewell address as Israel transitions from the era of judges to the era of kings. Join Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel as they explore one of Tanach’s most moving chapters: an aging prophet, a newly crowned king, and a nation at a crossroads. As Samuel steps aside, he challenges Israel to confront its fears, remember its history, and understand the deeper meaning behind its demand for a king. Discover timeless lessons about leadership, faith, repentance, and trusting Hashem above human power. 📖 “For Hashem will not abandon His people—for the sake of His great Name.” (1 Samuel 12:22) Subscribe and join us daily as we uncover the story of Samuel, Saul, David, and the redemption unfolding throughout Israel’s history. 🙏 This chapter is generously sponsored by Cynthia Luckett Smith in loving memory of Samuel Luckett. To sponsor a chapter or an entire book of Prophets of Israel Daily, visit: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach live from the hills of Judea. Learn more at https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ Welcome back to Prophets of Israel Daily. In 1 Samuel 11, Saul finally steps into his destiny as Israel's first king. As Nahash the Ammonite besieges Jabesh-Gilead, a nation frozen in fear waits for a leader to emerge. When the Spirit of God rushes upon Saul, the reluctant king becomes the man who unites Israel and leads it to victory. In this episode, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore: ✡️ What transforms an ordinary person into a leader? ✡️ Why righteous anger can become a vehicle for God's Spirit ✡️ The difference between serving people and serving God ✡️ Saul's surprising mercy toward his critics ✡️ Whether his greatest triumph already foreshadows his downfall “Then the Spirit of God rushed upon Saul when he heard these words, and his anger was greatly kindled.” — 1 Samuel 11:6 This chapter is not only Saul's story—it is the story of every generation called to rise in a moment of crisis. 🙏 Sponsored by Cynthia Luckett Smith in loving memory of Samuel Coleman. To sponsor a chapter or book of Prophets of Israel Daily, visit :https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor

Author and journalist Eric Rozenman joins Eve Harow to discuss his newest book, the David Discovery. It’s a factionalized account of where a future messiah might be hiding in plain sight and the historical events that got him this far. They share thoughts on current events as well, the lack of truth seeking and the speed at which it’s all occurring. A Novel of the Near Future is the subtitle. How near is the big question.

Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach with us live from the hills of Judea: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers In 1 Samuel 10, Saul is secretly anointed as Israel's first king. Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore Saul's transformation, his unexpected rise to leadership, and the inner struggles that foreshadow his downfall. Why was Saul chosen? What does it mean to be "transformed into another man"? And why does he hide when the moment comes to accept his destiny? This chapter reveals the tension between divine calling and human hesitation—a struggle familiar to all of us. 📖 "And you shall be transformed into another man." (1 Samuel 10:6) Follow Prophets of Israel Daily as we journey through the lives of Samuel, Saul, and David, uncovering timeless lessons and the deeper redemption story woven throughout Tanach. 🙏 This episode is generously sponsored by Cynthia Luckett Smith in loving memory of Samuel Luckett. To sponsor a chapter or an entire book of Prophets of Israel Daily: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach live from the hills of Judea: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ In 1 Samuel 9, Saul's journey to becoming Israel’s first king begins with what seems like a simple search for lost donkeys. But beneath the ordinary events lies a deeper question: are life's "coincidences" actually guiding us toward our destiny? Join Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz as they uncover the hidden hand of Hashem in one of Tanach’s most pivotal chapters. Through missed turns, chance encounters, and unexpected guidance, Saul's path reveals how greatness often arrives disguised as an ordinary day. Can a person be chosen before they recognize their calling? Why do some journeys begin in confusion? And what if the moments that seem random are leading exactly where you're meant to go? 📖 “And to whom belongs all that is desirable in Israel? Is it not to you?” (1 Samuel 9:20)

Can two people look at the same reality and see completely different worlds? In this week's Land of Israel Fellowship, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel explore the Torah portions of Beha'alotcha and Shelach, uncovering the profound connection between the Menorah's light and the spies' report from the Promised Land. Why did ten spies see giants and defeat while Caleb and Joshua saw opportunity and redemption? What does it mean to see the world with Mashiach Eyes? Discover how faith, gratitude, and God's perspective can transform fear into purpose and darkness into light. Join us for prayer, Torah study, encouragement, and a powerful message about Israel, truth, and spiritual vision in these historic times.

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach live from the hills of Judea: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ Welcome back to Prophets of Israel Daily. In 1 Samuel 8, Israel makes one of the most consequential requests in Tanach: “Appoint for us a king… like all the nations.” Why does this request grieve Samuel? What does it mean for a people chosen for a unique mission to seek normalcy? And what happens when security begins to replace faith? In this episode, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore the tension between covenant and conformity, destiny and acceptance, and why God sometimes allows us to choose paths that distance us from Him. As Israel continues to wrestle with its identity amid war and global pressure, this chapter feels as relevant today as ever. Join us as we uncover the unfolding story of Samuel, Saul, David, and the eternal struggle over the soul of Israel.

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and connect to Torah, prayer, and the story of Israel from the hills of Judea: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers Welcome back to Prophets of Israel Daily. In 1 Samuel 7, Israel reaches a pivotal moment of national repentance and renewal. After twenty years of spiritual drift, Samuel calls the nation to return to God with all their hearts, setting the stage for both redemption and victory. In this episode, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore: ✡️ The meaning of Israel’s twenty years of longing ✡️ Samuel’s call for wholehearted repentance ✡️ The gathering at Mitzpah and its spiritual significance ✡️ How inner transformation shapes the outcome of battle ✡️ The deeper meaning of Eben-ezer, the Stone of Help ✡️ Why Judaism redeems broken places rather than erasing them Discover the timeless truth of 1 Samuel 7: true victory begins in the heart. 🙏 Special thanks to the Srour Family for sponsoring the Book of Samuel I. 📖 To sponsor a chapter or book of The Prophets of Israel Daily: https://thelandofisrael.com/become-sponsor/

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study the Prophets with us live from the hills of Judea at https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ In today’s episode of Prophets of Israel Daily, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore 1 Samuel Chapter 6 and the dramatic return of the Ark of the Covenant from Philistine territory. What can two nursing cows teach us about faith, destiny, and Divine guidance? Why do people often recognize truth only after suffering? And are we living through miracles that have become too familiar to notice? 📖 “Who is able to stand before Hashem, this holy God?” — 1 Samuel 6:20 Join us as we uncover the deeper meaning behind one of the Bible’s most mysterious chapters.

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study with us live from the hills of Judea. Become part of a global community learning Tanach together at https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ Welcome back to Prophets of Israel Daily as Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz continue through the Book of Samuel — Chapter 5 — one of the most dramatic and mysterious encounters in all of Scripture. What happens when the Ark of the Covenant is placed inside the temple of Dagon? What unfolds when human beings try to contain the Divine within false systems? In this powerful episode, we explore the unseen spiritual battle behind Israel’s apparent defeat — and the overwhelming revelation that God does not need to be defended by man. ⚡ Why did Dagon fall before the Ark? ⚡ Can truth ever coexist inside corruption and idolatry? ⚡ What happens when history shifts beneath the surface before anyone can recognize it? ⚡ Why are moments of darkness often hiding deeper Divine movement? 📖 “The hand of Hashem was heavy…” — 1 Samuel 5:6 This is far more than an ancient story about idols and plagues. It is a timeless confrontation between truth and illusion, human power and Divine reality. Join us daily as we uncover the unfolding story of Samuel, Saul, David, and the hidden hand guiding Israel through history.

Dr. Aharon Tabgher is co-directing the current archaeological dig at Tel Shilo with Dr. Scott Stripling. It’s the fourth official expedition and is revealing so much. He speaks with Eve Harow on the challenges and professional price of excavating in Samaria and also some the competing visions in how to establish new neighborhoods and communities in our ancient/modern land. Are our villages just suburbs or do we integrate agriculture, animal husbandry and ancient sites within the planning? Dr. Tabgher has organized the second international conference on Judea and Samaria scheduled for June 17-18 in Jerusalem. Sign up and be amazed at how much research is focused on the Biblical heartland. (https://arch-js.co.il/)

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and study Tanach live with a global community from the hills of Judea at https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ Welcome back to Prophets of Israel Daily as we continue through 1 Samuel 4—one of the most dramatic reversals in all of Tanach. Israel enters battle with confidence, but the outcome exposes a deeper spiritual collapse. What happens when holiness becomes a tool instead of a relationship? In this episode, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore: ✡️ Why Israel went to war without seeking Hashem ✡️ The danger of turning sacred symbols into spiritual weapons ✡️ The true meaning of the Ark of the Covenant ✡️ Eli’s final moment and sudden collapse ✡️ “Ichabod” — where is the glory? ✡️ How loss reveals spiritual blindness 📖 “And the Ark of God was taken.” — 1 Samuel 4:11 This chapter challenges us to rethink power vs. presence, and symbols vs. relationship. Join us daily as we continue through the story of Samuel, Saul, and David.

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and journey through the Prophets from the hills of Judea. Study Torah, pray together, and connect to the story of Israel at https://thelandofisrael.com/prophets-of-israel/ In this episode of Prophets of Israel Daily, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz explore one of the most powerful moments in the Book of Samuel: the night God calls Samuel by name. At a time when divine revelation was rare and Israel was struggling through spiritual darkness, a young boy hears a voice that will change the destiny of a nation. Samuel's calling marks the beginning of a new era and reveals how God often raises leaders when they are needed most. Discover the deeper meaning behind Samuel's first prophetic experience, the relationship between Eli and Samuel, and the timeless connection between humility, leadership, and redemption. 📖 “The word of Hashem was rare in those days.” (1 Samuel 3:1) Join us as we journey chapter by chapter through the Prophets of Israel and uncover the eternal message of the Tanach.

🚨 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and become part of a global family learning to carry the Torah together in real life, real faith, and real community: https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/#fellowship In this Land of Israel Fellowship live zoom about Shavuot and Parshat Naso, Ari Abramowitz explores the difference between receiving the Torah and truly carrying it. Through a story from the wheat fields of Judea and reflections on Shavuot, Ruth, and the Levites carrying the Mishkan, he reveals how Torah becomes real when it shapes everyday life. The session also touches on themes of the Nazir, the Priestly Blessing, and lessons from military service about shared burden and purpose—showing that holiness is meant to be lived, not just learned. Jeremy Gimpel adds insight on the “backward nuns” in Parashat Behaalotcha and Israel’s mission as a light unto the nations, connecting Torah, Isaiah’s vision, and the work of the Land of Israel Fellowship. A message of redemption unfolds: Sinai is not the destination—it’s the beginning, and the challenge is carrying Torah into daily life.

🔥Learn more and join the daily study community: https://thelandofisrael.com/prophets-of-israel/ Why does the story of Israel's kings begin with the prayer of a barren woman? In this episode of Prophets of Israel Daily, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz continue their journey through the Book of Samuel by exploring one of the most profound prophetic passages in all of Scripture: Hannah's Song. Far more than a prayer of thanksgiving, Hannah's words introduce themes that will shape the entire biblical story of kingship, redemption, and Messiah. For the first time in the Bible, the concept of God's anointed king—the Mashiach—appears, laying the foundation for the rise of King David and the future Messianic Kingdom. Together, we explore: • The prophetic significance of Hannah's prayer • The spiritual decline within the Tabernacle at Shiloh • How prosperity can lead to forgetting God • God's pattern of raising the humble from the dust • Samuel's growth amid national and religious corruption • The connection between Hannah's song, King David, and the redemption of Israel From ancient Shiloh to the modern restoration of the Land of Israel, this chapter reveals how God builds redemption through humble people, hidden places, and faithful hearts. "He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash heap." (1 Samuel 2:8) Join us as we journey chapter by chapter through the Prophets of Israel and uncover the timeless message of the Tanach.

🔥 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship and journey through the Bible from the hills of Judea with believers and seekers from around the world. Learn, pray, and grow with us at https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ Welcome to Prophets of Israel Daily. In this episode, Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz begin the Book of Samuel (Shmuel) with one of the most powerful and transformative stories in the Hebrew Bible. In 1 Samuel Chapter 1, we encounter Hannah, dailBIba woman whose heartfelt prayer and unwavering faith would change the destiny of Israel forever. Before Samuel became the prophet who united the tribes, anointed Saul and King David, and ushered in Israel’s royal era, he was the answer to a broken-hearted woman’s prayer. Join us as we explore: ✡️ The spiritual state of Israel at the end of the Book of Judges ✡️ Hannah’s prayer in Shiloh and its timeless lessons ✡️ Eli the High Priest’s misunderstanding and response ✡️ The biblical meaning of authentic prayer ✡️ How suffering can become a pathway to purpose ✡️ Samuel’s role in Israel’s redemption and the Messianic story This episode is more than a study of infertility or personal struggle. It is a profound exploration of faith, surrender, destiny, and the power of pouring out your soul before God. 📖 “I have poured out my soul before Hashem.” — 1 Samuel 1:15 If you're seeking deeper biblical understanding, spiritual growth, connection to the Land of Israel, and insights into the Hebrew Bible, subscribe and join us daily as we journey through the Prophets together.

Eve Harow so enjoyed her trip to the national parks of the American southwest and Alaska. She shares thoughts on the beauty of Hashem’s world; grief on the ongoing toll of this war and anticipation of the upcoming joyous holiday of Shavuot. The usual eclectic mix of Rejuvenation.

In this powerful episode of the Land of Israel Fellowship, Ari Abramowitz, Jeremy Gimpel, and Tehila Gimpel come together for a deeply timely Torah conversation as we approach Shavuot — the Festival of Receiving the Torah. This week’s live Fellowship explores the spiritual meaning of Shavuot, the prophetic connection between King David and Mount Sinai, and the unfolding story of redemption in the Land of Israel today. From Jerusalem Day to Shavuot, from ancient prophecy to modern headlines, this teaching reveals how Biblical patterns continue to shape our generation. Jeremy Gimpel shares a profound Torah insight on King Saul and King David, and how the transition between these two forms of leadership reflects deeper spiritual movements happening in Israel today. He connects these themes to the Book of Samuel, Mashiach ben Yosef and Mashiach ben David, and the idea that the Prophets are not just history — they are unfolding prophecy. Ari Abramowitz offers a moving dvar Torah connecting the wilderness of Sinai, the Book of Ruth, and the wheat fields of Judea. His teaching reveals how the journey from Midbar to Mount Sinai to Beit Lechem is one continuous story of return, covenant, and redemption still unfolding in our generation. Tehila Gimpel brings a powerful reflection on Shavuot and the counting of the Omer, explaining that the preparation for receiving Torah is not passive but transformational. Shavuot, she teaches, is not only about receiving Torah — but becoming the kind of vessel that can receive it, living with the spirit of “Naaseh V’Nishma.” Together, this episode weaves Scripture, prophecy, prayer, and modern Israel into one living message: the story of redemption is still being written.

👉 Join The Land of Israel Fellowship and walk this prophetic journey with us from the mountains of Judea to your home around the world. https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ This is the full recording of The Land of Israel Fellowship, Session #274, hosted live from the Judean Hills by Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel. This powerful gathering comes at the unique intersection of Parshat Behar-Bechukotai, Jerusalem Day (Yom Yerushalayim), Mother’s Day, and the completion of the biblical books of Joshua and Judges together with our worldwide Prophets of Israel Daily family. In this deeply moving and prophetic teaching, Ari shares a message about the living soul of the Land of Israel, the eternal covenant between Hashem and the Jewish people, and the unfolding redemption of Israel in our generation. In this episode, we explore: • Why the Land of Israel itself keeps Shabbat • The deeper meaning of Shemita and Yovel • “And I will walk among you” — understanding Hashem’s presence in the Land • The miracle of Jerusalem’s reunification in 1967 • The prophetic journey through Joshua, Judges, and redemption • The eternal connection between Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael • The spiritual role of mothers, faith, and generational memory in returning the Jewish people home More than a Bible study, The Land of Israel Fellowship is a living global family gathering to reconnect with Torah, prophecy, Jerusalem, and the heart of Hashem. “Chazak, Chazak, V’Nitchazek” Be strong, be strong, and may we strengthen one another.

👉 Join the Land of Israel Fellowship for powerful Torah learning from the heart of Israel. https://thelandofisrael.com/membership-tiers/ In Judges Chapter 21 (Sefer Shoftim Bible study), Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz bring the Book of Judges to its haunting and unforgettable conclusion, a chapter that closes not with victory, but with grief, broken vows, and the struggle to rebuild a fractured nation. After the civil war with Benjamin, Israel is left with a devastating consequence: one of the twelve tribes is on the verge of extinction. In an attempt to preserve the unity of Am Yisrael, the nation finds itself navigating a painful moral crisis where oath, justice, and compassion collide in ways that are deeply uncomfortable and profoundly human. From the tragedy of Jabesh-Gilead, to the survival of Benjamin through the daughters of Shiloh, to the final verse “In those days there was no king in Israel; every man did what was right in his own eyes” — this chapter reveals the spiritual diagnosis of an entire era. Yet even here, in the ruins, we see something extraordinary: Israel refuses to disappear. Benjamin survives. Unity is preserved. And the seeds of monarchy are quietly planted. 📖 Topics include: Judges Chapter 21 explained The aftermath of the civil war with Benjamin Broken oaths and unintended consequences Jabesh-Gilead and the cost of moral decisions The daughters of Shiloh and the dance in the vineyards How Benjamin survives extinction From Judges to Kings: the rise of Shaul, David, Mordechai, and Esther “Every man did what was right in his own eyes” explained Why Sefer Shoftim ends without a king Unity, grief, and national responsibility in Israel The transition from chaos to monarchy This final chapter of the Book of Judges (Shoftim) reveals a timeless truth: even when Israel reaches its lowest point, the covenant is not broken it is waiting to be rebuilt through unity, responsibility, and the coming of leadership.