Israel Stories

Kalev, a Young Half Vampire that is Eager to share his perceived gift with all of Byzantine ruled Israel. With a war looming between The Order of The Light and Vampyrum Ordo Antiquus, he is unaware of the trouble that comes with power.

Cuando venia caminandod desde hace mucho en la ciudad descurbir que era un niño muy especial

A bus driver. An old man. One final route. Some stories are too beautiful to be forgotten.

A small act of kindness can change more than a single day. Sometimes, one cup of coffee is enough to start a chain that never ends. ☕🤍

The Testament of the Twelve Tribes of Israel is a collection of the final words and teachings of Jacob's twelve sons-Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Joseph, and Benjamin. Each son speaks to his descendants, recounting their own experiences, lessons learned, and offering moral guidance, focusing on loving YHVH (Aravat) and keeping His commandments. These teachings often address overcoming our temptations of sin, and the struggles we face in our lives. In this writing we have scriptures references linking to the torah and new testament and apocrypha. The Seven Deadly Sins referred to in Holy Living teachings (which have counterparts in many Hebrew and Torah teachings) are: Pride - An excessive belief in one's abilities, often disregarding the grace of YHVH. Greed (Avarice) - An insatiable desire for wealth or material possessions. Lust - An intense desire, often related to sexual longing but also extending to other cravings. Envy - Resentment towards others' traits, status, abilities, or rewards. Gluttony - Overindulgence and overconsumption, especially regarding food or drink. Wrath (Anger) - Intense emotional response, often leading to violence, revenge, or harm. Sloth - Laziness or unwillingness to act, especially concerning spiritual or physical duties. The Testaments of the Twelve Tribes may not refer directly to the seven deadly sins in the same format as Christian theology, but their teachings generally align with these concepts, focusing on virtues of YHVH's Torah, generosity, chastity, contentment, patience, temperance, and diligence as the path to overcoming sin. For sin crouches at your door and it desires you, (Gen 4:7)

An essay (not yet finished)

In our blog post, we invite you to set about on an adventure through the enchanting world of private tours in Israel.

Hetalia Fanfiction America is a self proclaimed hero. Israel is a survivor who has lived though hell. They are the closest of friends, but many countries say it won't last. In a harsh world, there are very few these two can depend on especially when skeletons come out of their closets. Can they get together? Or will Israel loose the country she's loved since her formation? Kurdistan: Will I be in this story? And will some of the other stateless nations be it? Me: you will find out in this story! Disclaimer: I don't own Hetalia or the pictures. If I did, Israel, Kurdistan, and some other countries would have at least appeared once already. I did make the cover and the OCs are mine. (Discontinued)

This Is based on my perspective on what is going on in the world today. I don't have party affiliation and think freely. I hope y'all enjoy the information and for those who don't you'll get over it. I'll also be posting what I think is going to happen in the immediate future for the world that will be part two.

Jesus has given up His life to ransom the souls of men, but death could not hold Him. Risen again, He promises a power that will come over His people. Despite the joy that He is alive and interceding in the heavenlies on their behalf, heartache has ensued, wasn't the Kingdom of Israel supposed to be restored? When persecution hits, as Jesus forewarned, is it worth continuing in Him? Life was so much easier before He came into the picture... The story continues with Joel, Samuel, Mavy, Estelle and Robert and a new cast of characters! Winner with To Live is Christ to Die is Gain (Our Writer Awards 2019) Second Place winner with To Live is Christ, to Die is Gain (WalkbyFaith Awards 2019) Thank you @weirdpurplepanda for the cover work!

Miles Swartz woke up to an attack by Hamas on Israel, and his life will never be the same. Anti-Semitism has reared its ugly head.

In the ancient, mystical city of Havdalah, the young prince, Baheer, had reached his coming of age.  After years of training and practice, Baheer would sing from the scrolls of the holy Torah on his bar mitzvah. Destiny, however, had greater plans for Baheer than that of any ordinary prince.  On this special day, the angel Mimouna visited the grand synagogue and blessed the child, ensuring that he would grow to become a glorious king with the protection of heaven surrounding him. Growing to manhood, Baheer rose to become the ruler of Havdalah, with fate unfolding just as the angel intended.  Though, not everyone in the land held King Baheer in esteem. The evil witch Soofa was an enemy of Havdalah. She harboured an especially deep, burning hatred towards the miraculous king and his glorious reign. During the festivities for the holiday of Purim, Soofa infiltrates the palace and, defying the angelic blessing, inflicts a curse over Baheer. The curse takes the form of a dark cloud over his head.  The cloud's influence throws the king into a dire depression, feeding off of his negative feelings.  The cloud then grows to a size that eclipses the sun and swallows the sky, leaving Havdalah in an endless night.  To save his city, his family, and his soul from shadows and sadness, King Baheer must journey into the harsh and perilous desert to find the only one who can lift the witch's spell:  Mimouna.  Otherwise, all will be forever lost in darkness.

A poem about internet trauma