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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Then They Will Never Be Uprooted Again (Scripture & a Snapshot)

 

'"The time will come," says the Lord, "when the grain and grapes will grow faster than they can be harvested. Then the terraced vineyards on the hills of Israel will drip with sweet wine! I will bring my exiled people of Israel back from distant lands, and they will rebuild their ruined cities and live in them again. They will plant vineyards and gardens; they will eat their crops and drink their wine. I will firmly plant them there in the land I have given them,' says the Lord your God. 'Then they will never be uprooted again.'" 
Amos 9:11-15 (NLT)

These verses are among many that foretold God's regathering of the Jewish people into the land of Israel where "they will never be uprooted again." Israel became a modern nation in 1948.

The picture was taken at Auburn University's Black Belt Research Station at Marion Junction, two days after a tornado downed trees and destroyed an equipment shed. 

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