Could the world be watching the early stages of another biblical Exodus?
Messianic Jewish teacher Monty Judah raises a stunning prophetic possibility: the Exodus from Egypt was not the end of the story.
According to Judah, Scripture points toward another extraordinary gathering of Israel—one he believes will eclipse even the deliverance under Moses.
“There’s another Exodus coming, and it will be far greater than that one,” Judah told Sid Roth during an appearance on It’s Supernatural!
Judah believes the blueprint has been sitting in Scripture all along.
Citing Jeremiah 16 and 23, Judah argued that the prophets describe a future time when the word “Exodus” would no longer point exclusively back to ancient Egypt. Instead, attention would turn toward God gathering His people from nations across the earth.
And that makes the modern story of Israel difficult to ignore.
For centuries, the Jewish people lived scattered throughout the nations. They survived persecution, displacement and attempts to erase their identity. Then Israel was re-established, and the Jewish people returned to the land.
Judah believes this is evidence that God’s covenant with Israel is still very much alive.
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That conviction puts Judah squarely against replacement theology, which is the belief that the church has replaced Israel in God’s covenant purposes. Judah pushed back strongly against the idea that God simply finished with Israel and moved on, arguing that Scripture describes His covenant promises as enduring.
Then Judah made the prophetic connection impossible to miss.
“Israel is God’s time clock for bringing about the kingdom,” he said.
Why?
As Judah explained, biblical prophecy will end where so much of it began: Jerusalem.
He stressed that Messiah is not returning to Washington, Rome or another center of earthly power. Instead, Jesus will return to Jerusalem and establish His kingdom from Israel.
Judah also distinguished between the personal redemption believers have through Jesus Christ and what he described as a coming corporate redemption for Israel. He pointed back to God’s promises to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, arguing that promises involving Israel, the land and Messiah’s kingdom have not simply vanished from the biblical timeline.
That leaves Christians with a question worth considering.
What if Israel isn’t simply another nation dominating another news cycle?
What if its restoration, the return of the Jewish people and the prophetic focus on Jerusalem are pieces of something Scripture told believers to watch for all along?
The first Exodus shook Egypt and changed the course of biblical history. And right now, an even greater one is still ahead.
Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the newly released book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].
EL Rabino tiene razón, pero la profecía está incompleta. No soy profeta, todo lo que expondré está en las escrituras, pero el velo religioso y doctrinal tanto de judíos como de cristianos no les permite ver, aunque vean. No será detallado, será un resumen. 1. Casi todos los profetas hablan sobre la redención, reunión, regreso, recogimiento de Jacob, de Efraín, de la Casa de Israel, de los cautivos de Sion; incluso Jesús mencionó un segundo redil que tenía que traer. La misión principal de Jesús era salvar a su pueblo, el fin de la cautividad de Jacob y de Sion, para hacer volver a Dios a Jacob y para congregarle a Israel, para levantar las tribus de Jacob y traerlos de regreso a Israel, para ordenar que a los afligidos de Sion se les dé gloria en lugar de ceniza. 2. Contrario a lo que se supone, los que regresarán no serán solo los judíos; serán decenas de millones de los que se llaman cristianos . 3. No se recordará más el primer éxodo porque tendrá dimensiones apocalípticas, mas no es el juicio final; se recordará para siempre : Yah trajo a su pueblo de todas las naciones. 4. El evento se inicia antes de la venida del Mesías; se iniciará cuando se cumpla el tiempo de castigo sobre Israel y se levante el castigo a Sion. 5. Se inicia paralelamente el año de la venganza de Dios contra las naciones que afligieron, destruyeron, oprimieron y menospreciaron su pueblo, como sucede actualmente en su máxima expresión por medios masivos, naciones, la ONU, la Corte Internacional, entretenimiento y opinión pública. 6. Dios levantará su brazo en juicio contra las naciones como lo hizo con Egipto y asolará la tierra; se secará el mar y los ríos; se oscurecerá después del mediodía y habrá tinieblas espesas como las hubo en Egipto. 7. Temblarán cielos y tierra al terrible grito de guerra de YAH y al estruendo del chofar del cielo. La angustia será tan extrema que hasta los más valientes gritarán, se taparán los oídos y sus bocas. 8. En medio del caos, el lloro, el grito de pavor y de angustia de todo mundo, incluidos creyentes, Yah mostrará su gloria y su poder sobre su pueblo y se iniciarán eventos más sobrenaturales que los anteriores. 9. En medio de la oscuridad de la tierra amanecerá únicamente sobre Sion (Israel) porque la gloria de Dios estará sobre ella. 10. Los justos y los que invoquen su nombre recibirán salvación que vendrá desde Sion. La luz de la gloria de Dios brillará sobre ellos y los guiará. 7 . Dios construirá sobrenaturalmente sus propios caminos hacia Sion; serán caminos planos y fáciles de recorrer hasta que el más torpe no se perderá. Las montañas se aplanarán y los valles se llenarán y el camino atravesará el mar seco, el gran abismo se cerrará. 8. El pueblo caminará por estos caminos iluminados en medio de las tinieblas y la soledad; no se cansarán, no se fatigarán, no tendrán sed ni hambre, no tendrán calor; el sol no los molestará ni la tempestad los afectará, porque la gloria de Dios estará sobre ellos como un techo y la gloria de Yeshua irá delante de ellos rompiendo puertas, murallas y cerrojos, . 9. El enfermo, el autista, el paralítico y todo impedido recibirán sanidad, y podrán ir por su propia cuenta, aun embarazadas y recién paridas caminarán como atletas. El pueblo se movilizará ágilmente y rápidamente irá como si fuera sobre un águila . Los cristianos empezarán a entender lo que pasa y recordarán el camino por donde vinieron sus padres y recuperarán su identidad israelita; pasarán del lloro y la angustia a la alegría, alabanza y canto porque se romperán los yugos de los sistemas religiosos, políticos y económicos que los tenían atados 10. Las naciones y sus reyes presenciarán esto y sabrán que Dios está en Israel y que se glorificó en ellos; vendrán y se postrarán ante los redimidos de Sion y lamerán el polvo de sus zapatos, suplicando que los lleven; aun se ofrecerán para que los lleven alzados en brazos y hombros. Muchos se aferran al manto de los judíos para que los guíen y los lleven . 11. Las naciones y sus reyes andarán a la luz de Israel , traerán las riquezas de la tierra y se convertirán en la principal nación de la tierra, el actual sistema geopolítico y religioso colapsará.12. En el camino Juda se unira a la casa de Israel y nombrarn un Lider un principe un jefe, mas no un rey. este sera en el Mesias. 13 El pueblo será llevado al desierto como en el primer éxodo para hacer ajustes y purificación. Deberán entrar en los vínculos del pacto que consideran abolido, serán censados y los hombres circuncidados. 14. Muchos cristianos se rebelarán y no aceptarán esto; Dios los sacará de su país, mas no los dejará entrar a Israel; se quedarán en Egipto. 15. El camino se llamará camino de santidad y no entrará incircunciso de carne ni de corazón, ni inmundo ni impuro a Jerusalén. Sion será llamada Ciudad de Dios. 16 Jerusalén y la tierra serán limpiadas y Dios echará fuera a todo el que destruya y oprima la tierra. 17 La tierra de Israel se transformará en un Edén. su clima cambiara por un clima de eterna primavera, se cosechara todo el ano , saldran fuentes de las montanas altas, estanques en el desierto, fuentes de aguas brotaran por todas partes. El desierto del Negev reverdecerá. La comida abundará. 18. Se expande Israel por falta de territorio a consecuencia de una invasión de naciones del norte y de alrededor. Son derrotadas y sometidas por el ejército que vino de las naciones y el de Judá porque Dios pelea con ellas. 19. Se inicia la construcción del templo porque será el lugar donde el Mesías posará sus pies. 20. Se reparte la tierra y será una sociedad totalmente rural, agrícola y ganadera . 21 se establece un gobierno teocrático basado en la Torá como en tiempos de David y Salomón. 22. Después de construido el Templo, saldrá un manantial de debajo del santuario y saldrá hacia el sureste por el valle de Araba y terminará en el Mar Muerto. El Mar Muerto se sanará y habrá abundancia de peces como en el mar grande. Por donde pase este río habrá mucha abundancia de comida. Al lado del río crecerán árboles cuyas hojas serán medicina y darán fruto cada mes. 23 vivirán en paz y sin muros por muchas generaciones. Se nombrará un príncipe y habrá un sacerdote a su lado y habrá pacto de paz entre ellos . Todo antes de la venida del Mesías. El tiempo se ha cumplido. El cáliz del aturdimiento, el asolamiento y el oprobio serán pasados de las manos de Jacob a las naciones que se levantaron contra su pueblo. Recomiendo prepararse, hacer Justicia, guardar derecho, rectitud, santidad, No profanar su Shabat, apartar su mano del mal, ayudar al huerfano y a la viuda, no oprimir al extranjero, vestir el desnudo, dar de comer al hambriento, dar lugar al que no tiene techo, visitar al preso, no proferir mentira, no hablar mal del projimo, limpiar el corazon de todo resentimiento rencor y venganza, no defraudar en los negocios, ni mentir, guardar su palabra y sus mandamientos, entre otros y buscar su rostro. Entonces la gloria de Dios se iluminará sobre ti en el día de tiniebla, en el día terrible de la venganza de Jehová, y te salvará. Desde Sion vendrá salvación. No digan que no les avise. Me lavo las manos.
The rabbi is right, but the prophecy is incomplete. I am no prophet; everything I will explain is found in the Scriptures, but the religious and doctrinal veil over both Jews and Christians prevents them from seeing, even though they look. I will not go into detail; this will be a summary. 1. Almost all the prophets speak of the redemption, gathering, return, and restoration of Jacob, Ephraim, the House of Israel, and the captives of Zion; even Jesus mentioned a second flock that he had to bring. Jesus’ primary mission was to save his people, to end the captivity of Jacob and Zion, to bring Jacob back to God and to gather Israel, to raise up the tribes of Jacob and bring them back to Israel, and to decree that the afflicted of Zion be given glory instead of ashes. 2. Contrary to popular belief, those who will return will not be only the Jews; they will be tens of millions of those who call themselves Christians. 3. The first exodus will no longer be remembered because it will take on apocalyptic proportions, though it is not the final judgment; it will be remembered forever: Yah brought His people from all nations. 4. The event begins before the coming of the Messiah; it will begin when the time of punishment upon Israel is fulfilled and the punishment on Zion is lifted. 5. At the same time, the year of God’s vengeance will begin against the nations that afflicted, destroyed, oppressed, and despised His people—as is currently happening in its most extreme form through the mass media, nations, the UN, and the International Court of Justice,entertainment and public opinion. 6. God will raise His arm in judgment against the nations, just as He did against Egypt, and will lay waste to the earth; the sea and the rivers will dry up; it will grow dark after noon, and there will be thick darkness, as there was in Egypt. 7. The heavens and the earth will tremble at YAH’s terrible battle cry and at the blast of the heavenly shofar. The distress will be so extreme that even the bravest will scream, covering their ears and mouths. 8. Amid the chaos, the weeping, and the cries of terror and distress from everyone—including believers—Yah will display His glory and power over His people, and events even more supernatural than before will begin. 9. Amid the darkness covering the earth, dawn will break only over Zion (Israel), for the glory of God will rest upon it. 10. The righteous and those who call upon His name will receive salvation that will come from Zion. The light of God’s glory will shine upon them and guide them. 7. God will supernaturally make His own paths to Zion; they will be level and easy to travel, so that even the clumsiest will not get lost. The mountains will be leveled, the valleys filled in, and the path will cross the dry sea; the great abyss will be closed. 8. The people will walk along these illuminated paths in the midst of darkness and solitude; they will not grow weary, nor will they become exhausted; they will neither thirst nor hunger, nor will they feel the heat; the sun will not trouble them, nor will the storm affect them, for the glory of God will be over them like a canopy,and the glory of Yeshua will go before them, breaking down doors, walls, and locks, . 9. The sick, the autistic, the paralyzed, and all who are disabled will be healed, and they will be able to walk on their own; even pregnant women and new mothers will walk like athletes. The people will move with agility and speed, going as if on the wings of an eagle. Christians will begin to understand what is happening and will remember the path their fathers took, and they will recover their Israelite identity; they will move from weeping and anguish to joy, praise, and singing because the yokes of the religious, political, and economic systems that bound them will be broken 10. The nations and their kings will witness this and know that God is in Israel and that He has been glorified in them; they will come and bow down before the redeemed of Zion and lick the dust from their shoes, begging to be taken with them; they will even offer to be carried aloft in their arms and on their shoulders. Many will cling to the Jews’ robe, asking them to guide and lead them. 11. The nations and their kings will walk in the light of Israel; they will bring the riches of the earth, and Israel will become the leading nation on earth; the current geopolitical and religious system will collapse. 12. Along the way, Judah will join the house of Israel, and they will appoint a leader—a prince, a chief—but not a king. This will be the Messiah. 13 The people will be led into the wilderness, as in the first Exodus, for reformation and purification. They must enter into the covenant bonds that are considered abolished; they will be registered, and the men will be circumcised. 14. Many Christians will rebel and refuse to accept this; God will drive them out of their country, but He will not allow them to enter Israel; they will remain in Egypt. 15. The road will be called the Way of Holiness, and no one who is uncircumcised in flesh or in heart, nor anyone who is unclean or impure, shall enter Jerusalem. Zion will be called the City of God. 16 Jerusalem and the land will be cleansed, and God will drive out everyone who destroys and oppresses the land. 17 The land of Israel will be transformed into an Eden. Its climate will change to one of eternal spring; there will be harvests all year round; springs will flow from the high mountains, ponds will appear in the desert, and springs of water will gush forth everywhere. The Negev Desert will turn green. Food will abound. 18. Israel expands due to a lack of territory resulting from an invasion by nations from the north and surrounding areas. These nations are defeated and subdued by the combined armies of the invading nations and Judah, for God fights on their behalf. 19. Construction of the temple begins, for it will be the place where the Messiah will set His feet. 20. The land is divided, and society will be entirely rural, based on agriculture and livestock farming. 21. A theocratic government based on the Torah is established, as in the days of David and Solomon. 22. After the Temple is built, a spring will flow from beneath the sanctuary, flowing southeast through the Arava Valley and emptying into the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea will be healed, and there will be an abundance of fish just as in the great sea. Wherever this river flows, there will be an abundance of food. Trees will grow along the river whose leaves will be for healing and will bear fruit every month. 23 They will live in peace and without walls for many generations. A prince will be appointed, and a priest will stand by his side, and there will be a covenant of peace between them. All this will happen before the coming of the Messiah. The time has been fulfilled. The cup of bewilderment, desolation, and disgrace will be passed from the hands of Jacob to the nations that rose up against his people. I recommend preparing yourselves, practicing justice, upholding righteousness, integrity, and holiness; not desecrating the Sabbath; keeping your hand from evil; helping the orphan and the widow; not oppressing the stranger; clothing the naked; feeding the hungry; giving shelter to the homeless; visiting the prisoner; not speaking lies; do not speak ill of your neighbor; cleanse your heart of all resentment, bitterness, and vengeance; do not defraud in business, nor lie; keep your word and His commandments—among other things—and seek His face. Then the glory of God will shine upon you on the day of darkness, on the terrible day of the Lord’s vengeance, and He will save you. Salvation will come from Zion. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. I wash my hands of this.
I believe the Prophet Daniel established the “Fourteen Generations” (560 years) and the Hebrew Year, as outlined in Daniel 9:24-27, to align with the Messiah (7 x 560 years) and God’s Kingdom (14 x 560 years). The Hebrew Year calculation is based on the Hebrew Calendar, starting 140 years after “Adam and Eve”, using the formula (4 x 1,260 years) + (3 x 1,260 years) from the beginning of the first year of Creation Week to the end of “Messiah Week”.
Below is an overview of the patterns and timelines Daniel has identified:
All Dates in this email are in Hebrew Years, but I use both on my website (psalm117.net).
Mathematical Patterns:
– One Day: 980 years
– Start of Creation Week To “Adam and Eve”: 5 Days: 5 x 980 years = 4,900 years
– “Adam and Eve” To Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”): 4 Days: 4 x 980 years = 3,920 years
– Start of Creation Week To Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”): 9 Days (8,820 years)
– Start of Creation Week To Start of Hebrew Calendar: 4 x 1,260 years = 5,040 years
– Start of Hebrew Calendar To Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”): 3 x 1,260 years = 3,780 years
– Start of Creation Week To Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”): 7 x 1,260 years = 8,820 years
– Start of Creation Week To God’s Kingdom: 13 Days: 13 x 980 years = 12,740 years
– “Adam and Eve” To God’s Kingdom: 8 Days: 8 x 980 years = 7,840 years
– “Adam and Eve” To Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”): 4 Days: 4 x 980 years = 3,920 years
– Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”) To God’s Kingdom: 4 Days: 4 x 980 years = 3,920 years
Chronological Milestones:
– Start of Creation to Start of Hebrew Year: 5,040 years (-5040 AM to -1 AM)
– Start of Hebrew Year to End of Messiah Week: 3,780 years (-1 AM to 3780)
– Messiah Week: 3774 – 3780 (14 CE – 20 CE)
Two Starting Points: (Jewish Teaching)
1. Adam: -142 AM
2. “Adam and Eve”: -141 AM
Biblical Timeline Highlights:
– Start of Creation: -5041 AM: (First Year: -5040 AM)
– Adam: + 4,899 years: -142 AM
– The Flood: + 1,656 years: 1515
– God’s promise To Abraham: + 365 years: 1880
– Exodus: + 430 years: 2310
– 1st Temple: + 480 years: 2790
– Exile to Babylon: + 430 years (Start of “Seventy Years”): 3220
– “70 Weeks of Years”: + 70 years (Start of “Seventy Weeks of Years”): 3290
– End of Messiah Week (End of “Seventy Weeks of Years”): + 490 years: 3780
Fourteen Generations Timeline:
This 560-year cycle (“Seventy Years” + “Seventy Weeks of Years”) tracks from “Adam and Eve” (-141 AM) through seven cycles to the end of the Messiah Week (3780), and an additional seven cycles to the start of God’s Kingdom (7700).
– Start: -141 AM: ”Adam and Eve”
– (1) 420:
– (2) 980:
– (3) 1540:
– (4 | 0) 2100: Jacob “Israel” Entered into Egypt: Matthew 1:17
– (5 | 1) 2660: Ruth Entered into Israel
– (6 | 2) 3220: Exile (Deportation) to Babylon
– (7 | 3) 3780: Messiah (End of “Messiah Week”)
– (8) 4340:
– (9) 4900:
– (10) 5460:
– (11) 6020:
– (12) 6580:
– (13) 7140:
– (14) 7700: Start of God’s Kingdom
My goal is to keep this calculation as simple and accessible as possible. If you find any errors or miscalculations, they’re mine alone and not Daniel’s. Please remember that this is his Timeline, not mine.