1. PRAISE REPORTS, PRAYER REQUESTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS: 13 February 5786 (2026)
a. Barley/RH update
Reports from Israel indicate that the next new moon (expected to be visible from Israel on 18 February) will likely begin of the 12th Hebrew month. Please see section 3 below for more details on possible Rosh HaShanah scenarios and on the stage ...
'Prayer Request for the House of Joseph' part 1 explains how Orthodox Judah wrongly identifies Joseph as Rome, when Roman Christians and Josephite Notzrim are of two completely different spirits. A crucial matter as Talmudic law condemns all Christians (Notzrim) and non-Orthodox sects to death, as evident in the Birkhat HaMinim and other Talmudic passages.
Parashat Nitzavim 5785 (2025) explains how Yahweh called all twelve tribes into covenant with Him as an ordered nation, and our role in building Yeshua HaMashiach a literal kingdom (His…
Yahweh’s nature is perennially debated. This debate may stem partly from the fact that it is difficult for human intellect to imagine how Yeshua (J-sus) could be both human and divine, and perhaps it stems from a healthy desire to…
Rosh HaShanah 5786/2026: This post gives two possible scenarios for Rosh HaShanah, depending on confirmation of the start of each month and the stage of the barley in the Land of Israel. It also explains details on how to determine…
Nazarene Israel News 13 February 5786 / 2026 lists current praise reports, prayer requests, and calendar news. This week's edition shares the link to Parashat Nitzavim, and various other studies, as well as calendar updates.
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