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Bethel or Babel?

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 Baruch Hashem Shalom, dear readers. May this post find you in good health and high spirits. Before I write any blog, I always whisper a little prayer to Aaba: “Dear Aaba, may this post reach the one whom Your precious eyes have already seen, the one You are giving a chance to the truth”. And now, dear reader , I say the same to you: May this post reach the hearts that are weary, the souls that are searching, and those who are quietly desperate for truth , real truth and freedom from the old ways that no longer hold life. You didn’t land here by accident. So take a deep breath. Let’s walk through this together.  We have just honored one of the most significant appointed times and that’s Passover. And while the echoes of that holy remembrance still linger, I’m stirred to write about something that lies at the heart of Israel’s identity… something set apart from the very beginning: Shabbath . You see, Shabbath is more than just a day of rest. It’s a weekly proclamation that we a...
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What Was Set Apart from the Beginning?

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Baruch Hashem Shalom, dear readers. May you find this post with same joy and high spirits that fill my heart as I send it out.  Have you ever wondered if something was set apart from the beginning?  When the Creator establishes something as holy, can it ever be undone? And if it was meant to remain forever, what happens when people forget it or worse, replace it? From the very first week of creation, something was set apart and it was Shabbath . Before there was a nation, before there was a covenant at Sinai, before any law was written on stone, Shabbath was spoken into existence. The seventh day was blessed and sanctified by Aaba Himself, a day unlike any other, a day to rest in Him. It was not just a command, it was a gift. A precious one. Yet today, many who claim to follow the Lord of Israel do not even recognize it. They gather on a different day, unaware that the day He set apart from the beginning still stands. The question is, How did this happen? If Shabbath was never...
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The Olive Tree Mystery: Native or Wild? 2

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Baruch Hashem.  Hello, all my lovely readers. I hope this blog finds you in great health and high spirits. The moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here the grand finale of the Olive Mystery! Are you ready? Let’s dive right in and unravel the final chapter together! So after having read about the significance of Olive Tree, the role of Israel and wild olive branch being grafted to the native olive tree,  may I ask you, what can we infer from this? How do these images speak to you personally? The inference here is clear, only by being grafted into a native olive tree can true salvation be found. But why? Is it really necessary to be joined to the green olive tree that is Israel? What happens if I’m not? Should I even care? And why Israel, anyway?  If you are someone waiting for the second coming of Messihach, then these questions deserves your attention. The answers are crucial and finding them could change everything for you.  Yes, joining the green/native olive...
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The Olive Tree Mystery: Native or Wild? 1

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  Baruch Hashem! Did I keep you waiting too long? Well, the wait is finally over! I hope this post finds you all doing well and feeling happy. Let’s dive right in, shall we?  So, why is the Olive Tree such a powerful symbol of Israel? Why not a different nation India, China, the USA, or Australia? And why does the Bible repeatedly focus on Israel? What sets this tiny nation and its people apart in the grand narrative of history and Scripture? These are not just questions but an invitation to discover the deeper truths woven into the story of Israel. Today, we’ll embark on a journey to uncover the profound connection between Israel and the Olive Tree, exploring its spiritual, historical, and prophetic significance. Jumping into the timeless significance of Olive Tree, throughout the Bible, the Olive Tree and its products wood, oil, leaves appear repeatedly, each time carrying deep symbolic and practical meanings. More than just a plant, the olive tree represents blessings, resi...
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Why 'Roots of Zion'? The Meaning Behind the Name

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Baruch Hashem! It is wonderful to reconnect with you all. I hope this blog finds everyone in good spirits. In today’s blog we will dive into the significance and mysteries behind the name Roots of Zion.  Before we unpack the meaning of the title, let me introduce to you all the heart of this journey,                                                                     ‘Yerushalayim (Jerusalem)’ When it came to naming this blog, I knew one thing for certain, it needed to include ‘roots.’ That word felt deeply significant, but I wasn’t quite sure how to complete it. I shortlisted a few names and shared them with a close, cherished person in my life. She instantly picked ‘Roots of Zion,’ and in that moment, it just clicked. I knew it captured everything I wanted this blog to be.  What are these roots?  In Ro...
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Get to know me!

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Baruch Hashem! Hello, all you beautiful people. My name is Anju Mary Varghese, and I’m an Architect and Landscape Architect living in Germany. When I felt the call to begin this ministry, choosing a platform for sharing my insights and revelations came naturally. From crafting long stories to pouring heart and detail into heartfelt texts , writing has always been my way of connecting and conveying. Through this blog, I’m excited to share the thoughts and revelations that have been revealed to me, as we journey together in faith, learning, and growth. As a child, my faith in Abba( Abba (אַבָּא) is an Hebrew term meaning "Father" and is often used to refer to Lord as a loving, close Father figure)  was strong, and I owe it all to my parents, who instilled in me a deep love and reverence for Abba as I grew up. My mom would often remind me to 'read the Bible,' especially if she saw me idle or scrolling through my phone. At first, I would pick it up more out of respect fo...
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