Today, for five years ago on Tu Bishvat, I had the honor to exhibit art in Israel. I was invited by the curator Adi Angel at the LaBamim`s Museum Gallery in Rishon Lezion. It was a truly wonderful exhibition and a possibility for me to express my love for the land. I also shared an powerpoint presentation about why I loved the land.
Shabbat Shalom!
#exhibition #israel #art
Today, for five years ago on Tu Bishvat, I had the honor to exhibit art in Israel. I was invited by the curator Adi Angel at the LaBamim`s Museum Gallery in Rishon Lezion. It was a truly wonderful exhibition and a possibility for me to express my love for the land. I also shared an powerpoint presentation about why I loved the land.
Shabbat Shalom!
#exhibition #israel #art
Today, for five years ago on Tu Bishvat, I had the honor to exhibit art in Israel. I was invited by the curator Adi Angel at the LaBamim`s Museum Gallery in Rishon Lezion. It was a truly wonderful exhibition and a possibility for me to express my love for the land. I also shared an powerpoint presentation about why I loved the land.
Shabbat Shalom!
#exhibition #israel #art
Today, for five years ago on Tu Bishvat, I had the honor to exhibit art in Israel. I was invited by the curator Adi Angel at the LaBamim`s Museum Gallery in Rishon Lezion. It was a truly wonderful exhibition and a possibility for me to express my love for the land. I also shared an powerpoint presentation about why I loved the land.
Shabbat Shalom!
#exhibition #israel #art
Today, for five years ago on Tu Bishvat, I had the honor to exhibit art in Israel. I was invited by the curator Adi Angel at the LaBamim`s Museum Gallery in Rishon Lezion. It was a truly wonderful exhibition and a possibility for me to express my love for the land. I also shared an powerpoint presentation about why I loved the land.
Shabbat Shalom!
#exhibition #israel #art
In Exodus 14 God told the Hebrews to start moving before He parted the sea. Step out in faith. God often sets His miracles in motion before we see any sign. Sometimes before we pray.
Moses split the sea with his staff, which represented the authority and power given by God. God acts through people. He doesn't like to act apart from His servants.
Also interesting to note... Moses didn't touch the sea, only the air. He didn't part the sea. God did it in response to his faith.