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Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem

Beloved ones,  

Let us not grow weary in prayer, for the Lord hears the cries of the righteous. In these days of shaking and sorrow, when the land of Israel faces distress and uncertainty, our intercession is more vital than ever. As David cried, “Redeem Israel, O God, from all his troubles” (Ps 25:22). so we too lift our voices—not in fear, but in faith. Let us not give up, but stand in the gap. 

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Ps 122:6). 

Pray for protection over the innocent, wisdom for leaders, healing for the wounded, and comfort for the grieving. Ask boldly for God’s mercy to cover Israel like a shield, for His Spirit to move mightily across the land, and for His promises to be fulfilled in full.

Our prayers are not small. They are incense before the throne (Revelation 5:8), and they matter. So let us continue—more and more—to seek God’s help for Israel, trusting that He who watches over her neither slumbers nor sleeps (Ps 121:4). 

We are not alone in this Holy work. Keep praying. Keep believing. The Lord is near. In Jesus Name, Amen. Shalom.

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