2: After [two] days
will he revive us Yowm Sheliyshiy [Day
Three] Genesis 1:5 he will raise us up and we shall live in his
sight[1]
[1] God has a time-table for the Children
of Israel that is separate from that of the Church (the Body of Christ). The Yowm [Day] Three prophecy, in Hosea
chapter six, is for the Jews—not the Church. In the prophetic calendar, the
Jewish, are currently in yowm two and
still have much to do with end-time and Kingdom prophetic events. Yowm one for all humanity began at the
same time, but yowm one for the Jews began when God called Abram to
follow him. From Abraham and his wife Sarah [through the lineage of their son,
Jacob—whose name was later changed to Israel], God created a special people for
himself. Yowm one for the Children of
Jacob [Israel], began with Abram and ended when they were banished from their
land. For centuries, the Jewish people were scattered among all nations, a
people without a country. But God promised that situation would not be
permanent. Israel returned to their land in 1948. But yowm two, for Israel, will not end until Ezekiel’s vision of life
being breathed into the dry bones is fulfilled. That will happen when they
accept Yeshua as Messiah—and they will. The deliverer will come out of Sion,
and shall turn ungodliness away from Jacob, and so all Israel will be saved, as it is written. Prophecies directed to
“Jacob,” always refer to
physical Israel, and not to spiritual Israel, which is the Church [the Body of
Christ].
