Hello, thank you so much for joining me today for Give Him 15. The title of our post today is

the month of redemption. Yesterday, at the encouragement of several leaders, I began a series of posts

on what I feel God is saying to the church at this time,

highlighting the month of miracles, Nassan.

In the words of my brother, Tim, quote,

I think the teaching you gave about Nassan is not just for the healing summit.

There's a heavy weight on this word right now. Yes,

signs, wonders, and miracles are accelerating, but I believe a broader launch is beginning.

I sense that it may be a prophetic word concerning a worldwide move of Holy Spirit, that God is announcing the launch of revival

and reformation through this word. Why would God highlight this Hebrew month and why would he

choose it to launch a movement? Let's dig a little deeper.

There are two calendar years in Israel, one civil and one spiritual or religious.

Nassan is the seventh month of the civil year and at God's decree became the first month of the religious year.

When he delivered Israel from Egypt and established Passover, Yahweh spoke,

and the Lord spoke unto Moses and Aaron in the land of Egypt, saying,

this month shall be unto you the beginning of months.

It shall be the first month of the year to you, Exodus 12, 1 and 2.

Though this occasion delineated Nysan as the first month of the religious calendar year,

the one God would operate by, it wasn't the beginning of the month's significance.

Nysan was already a very significant time period to the Lord. In fact, Jewish rabbi Joshua states in the

Talmud that Yahweh began the creation of the universe on Nassan 1. No wonder he told Moses

in the above verse that Nisansan was the beginning of months.

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