Modern-day Esthers: Navigating the Prophetic Significance of Hebrew Year 5785
As we emerge from Yom Kippur and approach Sukkot, we stand at a prophetic moment in the Hebrew year 5785. This year is rich with meaning for both Israel and believers around the world. For modern-day Esthers, it is a season of grace, redemption, and transformation—a call to align ourselves with God's purpose and to stand firmly for Israel.
Yom Kippur: A Time of Reflection and Renewal
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is a sacred time of reflection, repentance, and seeking God’s mercy. As believers, we join in prayer with our Jewish brothers and sisters, asking for God’s protection, healing, and peace. This is a time to reflect on how we are called to act in this world as modern-day Esthers—women who courageously stand for God’s people, interceding and advocating in moments of crisis.
But as we move beyond Yom Kippur, we are reminded that God’s work in us doesn’t end with forgiveness. He offers grace to transform us, empowering us to step into His divine purpose. The year 5785 holds special significance, as the Hebrew letters for 85 symbolize the mouth (pey) and grace (hey). This is a year for us to speak life and truth, both in prayer and action, and to embrace God’s grace as the power to overcome challenges and walk in victory. Read more...
