Drawing on Isaiah 9:1–6, Martin speaks about Gideon and The Significance of the “Day of Midian”, which Isaiah mentions. What is this day all about? Who are Oreb and Zeeb? Why is it said that God’s people—Israel—were greatly impoverished because of Midian? What does this day have to do with “harvest and spoils”? And above all: what does all this mean for us today?

Martin compared the situation of the Israelites back then with that of God's people in German-speaking Europe today. They were poor, weak, frightened, anxious, defensive, and deprived and hide from the evil deeds taking place in their own country. Isn't this also a description of our situation? It's time for that to change. And that's exactly what the use of the shofar was intended for…

For you will break the yoke of their burden, the rod on their shoulders, and the staff of their oppressor, just as you did in the days of Midian.
Isaiah 9:3

God has more for you!

PDF: Proclamations – Schofar performance at the “Stay the Course” conference (PDF, only available in German)

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Gottes Haus Seminar Center, Rotenburg an der Fulda

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Gottes Haus Seminar Center, Rotenburg an der Fulda

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