Daniel 11:21-35 - Antiochus' Evil Activities Against the Jews

From Chapter 11:21-35 of the prophecy of Daniel (דָנִיאֶל), brother Gideon Levytam directs our attention to the prophetic events the Angel of the LORD revealed to Daniel. The Angel foretold the rise of a vile person who’s heart would be against the Jews, the people of the holy covenant. He would pollute the Temple of God, take away the daily sacrifices, erect a pagan altar, and commit the abomination of desolation. History teaches us that Antiochus Epiphanes, the Grecian Syrian king, fulfilled this prophecy. Antiochus went up to Jerusalem, entered into the temple, and erected a pagan altar upon which he offered an unclean pig. In doing so, Antiochus defiled the sanctuary, he then set up a statue of Jupiter, and dedicated the temple to the pagan god, committing what is referred to as "the abomination that makes desolate.” Antiochus' actions point to a future abomination which will take place during the tribulation period, when the Antichrist will rise up and commit an even greater "abomination of desolation".

Shabbat Meeting - Day of Atonement (יֹום הַכִּפֻּרִים) - Leviticus 16

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on September 23, 2023.

Shabbat Meeting - Revelation 3:7-13 (הִתְגָלוּת)

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on September 16, 2023.

Shabbat Meeting - Revelation 3:1-6 (הִתְגָלוּת)

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on September 9, 2023.

Ecclesiastes 4:1-8 - The Uselessness and Vanity of Selfish Toil

From Chapter 4:1-8 on the study of the Book of Ecclesiastes, (Kohelet - קֹהֶלֶת), brother Gideon Levytam relays how king Solomon continues to consider the oppression that man inflicts on one another. Solomon praised the unborn, because they did not see the evil works and the wrong doings committed on the earth by mankind. Solomon comes to the conclusion that in this world that is filled with vanity and vexation of spirit, only God is able to provide satisfaction to those who follow Him.

Shabbat Meeting - Revelation 2:18-29 (הִתְגָלוּת)

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on September 2, 2023.

Daniel 11:1-20 - Wars of North and the South in the Divided Grecian Kingdom

From Chapter 11:1-20 of the prophecy of Daniel (דָנִיאֶל), brother Gideon Levytam points to the prophetic word from the angel Gabriel to Daniel concerning the people of Israel in the latter days. Gabriel informs Daniel of the wars that will take place in the future, wars between the king of the north against the king of the south in the divided Grecian kingdom. He points specifically to a self-willed king who will invade the glorious land of Israel and do as he pleases.

Shabbat Meeting - Revelation 2:12-17 (הִתְגָלוּת)

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on August 26, 2023.

Ecclesiastes 3:12-22 - Whatsoever God Does is Forever, So That All May Fear Him

From Chapter 3:12-22 of the study on the Book of Ecclesiastes, (Kohelet - קֹהֶלֶת), brother Gideon Levytam points to king Solomon’s words of council to Israel. Solomon explained that whatsoever God does is forever, so that all people may fear Him. God is sovereign, He is the ultimate Judge, and He will judge everyone, the righteous and the wicked. Solomon also pointed-out the fact that eventually everyone will die, humans will die just as the animals will die. Yet, only human spirits will stand before God, and be judged. Therefore, one aught to live their life rejoicing in God and having fellowship with Him.

Shabbat Meeting - Revelation 2:8-11 (הִתְגָלוּת)

Live stream of the Holy Scriptures and Israel Shabbat Meeting with Gideon Levytam on August 19, 2023.

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