Old Benjamin looked wistfully down at his
hands
It was the festival season all were busy
making tents.
He had lost the use of one of his hands so he
could no longer join them.
"Its ages since I earned, it feels so
terrible
I sure wish Adonai would have mercy on me.
It feels awful to be considered so useless."
These were his thoughts day after day.
These were his thoughts day after day.
One day in middle of the night,
He was woken up by a strange light,
an angel of god stood before him.
Holding out a shofar in his hand.
"This is your new role, to be the watchman
on the wall,"
“Warning the people of the signs and
seasons in the times to come”. he said
The angel left suddenly just the way he came.
The angel left suddenly just the way he came.
Early morning old Benjamin was sure it was all a
dream,
But he was surprised to see the shofar lying
beside him in the bed.
Not sure what his new role is going to be
He started searching the Torah
He came to
Isaiah 62:6 (CJB)
6 I have posted watchmen
on your walls, Yerushalayim;
they will never fall silent,
neither by day nor by night.
You, who call on Adonai,
give yourselves no rest;
on your walls, Yerushalayim;
they will never fall silent,
neither by day nor by night.
You, who call on Adonai,
give yourselves no rest;
"I have been given a divine
appointment", Benjamin said to himself excitedly,
Raising the shofar he blew it so loud the
entire neighborhood shook for miles on end.
people rushed out to the streets startled, wondering what was happening,
people rushed out to the streets startled, wondering what was happening,
"Today is the feast of tabernacles...god
himself is proclaiming it," a voice cried out in the crowd,
"yes ,that's what the watchman on the wall is telling us ,Lets us all go forth to the
temple to worship as it is also the Day of Atonement", Rabbi called out,
leading the way.
The people followed behind him like sheep after their
shepherd.
Old Benjamin stood where he was and smiled.
"I have never felt this good for a long
time...
adonai has entrusted me to watch out for his
people, what a noble task!
AND HE COUNTED ME WORTHY TO MEET HIS
MESSENGER, THANK YOU ABBA, and HE WEPT FOR JOY!"
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