Does redemption happen all at once, or is it a process? And is there anything we can do to help that process along?
Hanoch Young would tell you that it is a process, and there are some things we should do as this process moves forward. That’s why he has just completed his twenty-eighth speaking trip to the United States since 2013, and why he ascends the Har Habayit – the Temple Mount – every week to pray at the site of God’s House of Prayer for all nations.
In this four part interview, Hanoch tells us about his most recent US tour, his perceptions of conditions for Jews in America, world-changing developments in Israel, and what is happening with the long-awaited reconciliation between the House of Judah and House of Joseph.
Why is there no Temple on the Temple Mount today? As the Jewish sages explain, because the Second Temple was destroyed as a result of baseless hatred among the people of God two thousand years ago. Baseless Hatred is the topic of this week’s midrash by Barry Phillips and David Jones. As they explain, it’s not just an ancient problem; it’s something we wrestle with in our own day. We hear more about that in the music of our guests The Exodus Road Band and Laura Metzing.
There’s good reason to connect with Hanoch! He’s a highly skilled Israeli tour guide who provides unique and unforgettable visits to Israel, particularly the Temple Mount. He will also be coming back to the US on another speaking tour very soon! If you haven’t yet signed up for his email updates, visit Hanoch on Facebook and send him a message, or send him an email through his website:
Kol Yehuda (https://kolyehuda.com/)
