The Arch Of Titus Graffiti

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

The Roman Empire was a massive vessel of power. They destroyed the tiny little country of Israel and sent the Jewish people into exile. They built the Arch of Titus to celebrate Rome's victory, crushing Israel. The arch still stands today. But in modern times someone wrote on that arch the words, "Am Israel Chai," "the nation of Israel lives" in graffiti. Today all that's left of the Roman Empire are monuments like that arch. But the nation of Israel scattered for 2,000 years, continuously persecuted, without an army or king, the weakest of nations in the world is alive today. Every ancient force that tried to wipe it out is gone. But this tiny nation is alive. Because in God, the small become greater, the weak become stronger, and the vulnerable become invulnerable. You might be surrounded by circumstances far greater and stronger than you, with problems so big that you feel small and weak. It's time to stop focusing on the size of your problem and start focusing on the size of your God. Because in God, the weak will overcome the strong, and the vulnerable will become invulnerable.rn

From Message #668 - The Tents of Abraham