Dear Heavenly Father, I bless Israel and the Jews to continually turn to You, the L-rd G-d of Hosts for Your help. May they always receive their help from You, their Redeemer. May Your people accomplish Your work by the Spirit of the L-rd of Hosts. I bless Your people to seek good and not evil, which brings life. From their seeking good, may they receive from the results of having You as the L-rd G-d of Hosts being with them, amen.

Copyright 2017 Rivkah Isaacs

Of the many names for the Lord, several of them specifically refer to His position as sovereign leader. One of such names is the Lord of Hosts. Our focus on repentance and replacement for our relationship with the Lord of Hosts pertains to Him as the sovereign ruler and His governmental authority over our nation.

The Lord of Hosts speaks directly to breaking covenant with Him through the worship of Baal and the Queen of Heaven. Repentance of worshipping these false gods are brief as they only address the sins mentioned in Scripture verses pertaining to the Lord of Hosts. Please be encouraged to do more research for intercession on these subjects as the Holy Spirit leads you to do on behalf of yourself, your generations and nation.

Repentance & Replacement

As a member of the Royal Priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics:

• participating in an evil and bitter thing by forsaking the Lord your God, the Lord of Hosts (Jer 2:19)
• not having the fear of the Lord of Hosts in you (Jer 2:19)
• not knowing and not seeing the evil and bitter thing of forsaking the Lord your God, the Lord of Hosts (Jer 2:19)
• not knowing and not seeing the evil and bitter thing of not having the fear of the Lord of Hosts (Jer 2:19)
  • knowing that the Lord your God is faithful to keep covenant and mercy for a thousand generations to those who love Him and keep His commandments (Deut 7:9)
  • holding fast to the covenant of the Lord (Is 56:6)
  • having the fear of the Lord for the secret of the Lord is with those who fear Him; and the Lord shows them His covenant (Ps 25:14)
  • seeing with your eyes and hearing with your ears all that the Lord says concerning the ordinance of His house (Ezek 44:5)
  • receiving the lovingkindness shown to thousands from the Great, the Mighty God, whose name is the Lord of Hosts (Jer 32:18)

• lying about the Lord of Hosts and saying, “It is not He” (Jer 5:12, 14)
• lying about the Lord of Hosts and saying, “Neither will evil come upon us” (Jer 5:12, 14)
• lying about the Lord of Hosts and saying, “Nor shall we see sword or famine” (Jer 5:12, 14)
• lying about the Lord of Hosts and saying, “The prophets become wind and the word is not in them” (Jer 5:13, 14)
  • declaring that the Lord is upright (Ps 92:15)
  • declaring that the Lord is your rock (Ps 92:15)
  • declaring that there is no unrighteousness in the Lord (Ps 92:15)

• not amending your ways according to the instruction of the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel (Jer 7:3)
• not amending your doings according to the instruction of the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel (Jer 7:3)
  • amending your ways according to the instruction of the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel (Jer 7:3)
  • amending your doings according to the instruction of the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel (Jer 7:3)
  • as a member of the Royal Priesthood, keeping the covenant of the Lord of Hosts (Mal 2:4-9)

• not living from the truth and reality that the Lord of Hosts is the Maker of all things, which includes the nation of Israel (Jer 10:16)
• not living from the truth and reality that Israel is the tribe of the Lord of Hosts’ inheritance (Jer 10:16)
  • living from the truth and reality that the Lord of Hosts is the Maker of all things, which includes the nation of Israel (Jer 10:16)
  • living from the truth and reality that Israel is the tribe of the Lord of Hosts’ inheritance (Jer 10:16)

• worshipping Baal instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 20:3; Jer 11:17)
• offering incense to Baal instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 30:1-10; Jer 11:17)
• provoking the Lord of Hosts to anger by offering incense to Baal (Jer 11:17)
• breaking covenant with the Lord of Hosts by worshipping and burning incense to Baal (Jer 11:1-3, 13, 17)
  • renounce worshipping Baal instead of, or in addition, to the Lord of Hosts (Ex 20:3; Jer 11:17)
  • renounce burning incense to Baal instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 30:1-10; Jer 11:17)
  • only worshipping the Lord (Ex 20:3)
  • only fearing the Lord (1 Sam 12:24)
  • only serving the Lord in truth with all your heart (1 Sam 12:24)
  • considering the great things the Lord has done for you (1 Sam 12:24)
  • receiving the lovingkindness shown to thousands from the Great, the Mighty God, whose name is the Lord of Hosts (Jer 32:18)

• letting prophets and diviners in the midst of you deceive you from the truth of the Lord of Hosts (Jer 29:8)
• listening to your dreams, which you caused to be dreamed instead of listening to the Lord of Hosts (Jer 29:8)
  • not being deceived by prophets and diviners in your midst from the truth of the Lord of Hosts (Jer 29:8)
  • being discerning between the dreams of the Lord and those from yourself—not listening to your dreams, which you caused to be dreamed instead of listening to the Lord of Hosts (Jer 29:8)

• not receiving the Lord of Hosts’ instruction to obey His words (Jer 35:13)
  • receiving the Lord of Hosts’ instruction to obey His words (Jer 35:13)

• worshipping the Queen of Heaven and keeping vows to her instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 20:3; Jer 44:25)
• burning incense to the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 30:1-10; Jer 44:25)
• pouring out drink offerings to the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Lev 23:9-14; Num 28:10; Jer 44:25)
• worshipping Mary, the mother of Yeshua/Jesus, as the Queen of Heaven (Ex 20:3-4; Jer 44:25)
• provoking the Lord to anger by worshipping the Queen of Heaven (Jer 7:18)
  • renounce worshipping the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition, to the Lord of Hosts (Ex 20:3; Jer 44:25)
  • renounce keeping vows to the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 20:3; Jer 44:25)
  • renounce burning incense to the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Ex 30:1-10; Jer 44:25)
  • renounce pouring out drink offerings to the Queen of Heaven instead of, or in addition to, the Lord of Hosts (Lev 23:9-14; Num 28:10; Jer 44:25)
  • renounce worshipping Mary, the mother of Yeshua/Jesus, as the Queen of Heaven (Ex 20:3-4; Jer 44:25)
  • only worshipping the Lord (Ex 20:3)
  • only fearing the Lord (1 Sam 12:24)
  • only serving the Lord in truth with all your heart (1 Sam 12:24)
  • considering the great things the Lord has done for you (1 Sam 12:24)
  • receiving the lovingkindness shown to thousands from the Great, the Mighty God, whose name is the Lord of Hosts (Jer 32:18)

• not having wisdom according to the Lord of Hosts (Jer 49:7)
• having counsel perish from the prudent according to the Lord of Hosts (Jer 49:7)
• having wisdom vanish according to the Lord of Hosts (Jer 49:7)
  • seeking the Spirit of the Lord (Is 11:2)
  • receiving from the Spirit of wisdom and understanding (Is 11:2)
  • receiving from the Spirit of counsel and might (Is 11:2)
  • receiving from the  Spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord (Is 11:2)
  • asking the Lord for wisdom (James 1:5)

Copyright 2017 Rivkah Isaacs

• sinning against the Lord of Hosts for ambushing Israel (1 Sam 15:2)
  • magnifying the name of the Lord forever by saying, “The Lord of Hosts is the God over Israel” (2 Sam 7:26)
  • magnifying the name of the Lord forever by saying, “The Lord of Hosts is the God over (the name of your nation)”

• not being zealous for the Lord God of Hosts (1 Ki 19:14)
• forsaking the covenant of the Lord of Hosts (1 Ki 19:14)
• tearing down the altars of the Lord (1 Ki 19:14)
• killing the prophets of the Lord with the sword or with the tongue (1 Ki 19:14; Ps 55:21; Ps 64:3)
  • being zealous for the Lord God of Hosts (1 Ki 19:14)
  • keeping the covenant of the Lord of Hosts (1 Ki 19:14)
  • building up altars and keeping remembrances to the Lord throughout the land (1 Ki 19:14)
  • blessing the prophets of the Lord (1 Ki 19:10; Matt 10:41)

• denying that the Lord of Hosts is the King of Glory who is strong and mighty in battle (Ps 24:7-10)
  • acknowledging and giving place to the Lord of Hosts as the One who is the King of Glory who is strong and mighty in battle (Ps 24:7-10)

• not looking to the Lord of Hosts to restore you as a people or government (Ps 80:19)
• not wanting the face of the Lord of Hosts to shine upon you in order to be saved or delivered (Ps 80:19)
  • looking to the Lord of Hosts to restore you as a people or government (Ps 80:19)
  • wanting the face of the Lord of Hosts to shine upon you in order to be saved or delivered (Ps 80:19)

• not being blessed due to not trusting in the Lord of Hosts (Ps 84:12)
  • trusting in the Lord of Hosts and receiving blessings for doing so (Ps 84:12)

• denying the mightiness of the Lord of Hosts (Ps 89:8)
• not believing it is the faithfulness of the Lord of Hosts that surrounds Him (Ps 89:8)
  • declaring that the Lord of Hosts is mighty (Ps 89:8)
  • believing the faithfulness of the Lord of Hosts surrounds Him (Ps 89:8)

• being an adversary of the Lord of Hosts (Is 1:24)
• being an enemy of the Lord of Hosts (Is 1:24)
• being friends with the world, which is enmity with God (James 4:4)
  • loving and serving the Lord with all your heart, soul and strength (Deut 6:5; Deut 11:13)
  • obeying the Lord and being friends of God (John 15:14-15)
  • being righteous and being called a friend of God like Abraham (James 2:23)

• being proud and lofty, for the day of the Lord of Hosts shall come upon everything proud and lofty (Is 2:12)
  • being righteous as a nation, for righteousness exalts a nation (Prov 14:34)
  • being repentant and humble before the Lord of Hosts (Is 2:12)
  • being humble in order that the Lord may exalt you (1 Pet 5:6)

• crushing the people of the Lord of Hosts (Is 3:15)
• grinding the faces of the poor (Is 3:15): grind [tachan H2912] is a primitive root, which means, “to grind meal; hence, to be a concubine”
  • blessing the people of the Lord of Hosts (Is 3:15)
  • being kind to the needy honors God (14:31)
  • not exploiting the poor (Prov 22:22-23)

• not exalting the Lord of Hosts in judgments and ordinances in the government’s laws and litigation (Is 5:16)
  • exalting the Lord of Hosts in judgments and ordinances in the government’s laws and litigation (Is 5:16)

• rejecting the law of the Lord of Hosts, which causes a great devouring (Is 5:24)
  • obeying the law of the Lord of Hosts in order that you may live and be blessed (Deut 30:16)

• not hallowing the Lord of Hosts (Is 8:13)
• not letting the Lord of Hosts be your fear (Is 8:13)
• not letting the Lord of Hosts be your dread (Is 8:13)
  • hallowing the Lord of Hosts (Is 8:13)
  • letting the Lord of Hosts be your fear (Is 8:13)
  • letting the Lord of Hosts be your dread (Is 8:13)

• being a people who do not turn to the Lord when punished (Is 9:13)
• being a people who do not seek the Lord of Hosts (Is 9:13)
  • being a people who respond in repentance to the chastening of the Lord (Is 9:13)
  • being a people who seek the Lord of Hosts (Is 9:13)

• not looking to the Lord of Hosts who is wonderful in counsel and advice (Is 28:29)
• not looking to the Lord of Hosts who is excellent in guidance, success and wisdom (Is 28:29)
  • looking to the Lord of Hosts who is wonderful in counsel and advice (Is 28:29)
  • looking to the Lord of Hosts who is excellent in guidance, success and wisdom (Is 28:29)

Declaration/Replacement Verses:

And one cried to another and said:
“Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts;
The whole earth is full of His glory!” (Isaiah 6:3).

Of the increase of His government and peace
There will be no end,
Upon the throne of David and over His kingdom,
To order it and establish it with judgment and justice
From that time forward, even forever.
The zeal of the Lord of hosts will perform this (Isaiah 9:7).

“O Lord of hosts, God of Israel, the One who dwells between the cherubim, You are God, You alone, of all the kingdoms of the earth. You have made heaven and earth” (Isaiah 37:16).

“Thus says the Lord, the King of Israel,
And his Redeemer, the Lord of hosts:
‘I am the First and I am the Last;
Besides Me there is no God’”  (Isaiah 44:6).

As for our Redeemer, the Lord of hosts is His name,
The Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 47:4).

But I am the Lord your God,
Who divided the sea whose waves roared—
The Lord of hosts is His name (Isaiah 51:15).

Prayers for Israel

For the nation and kingdom which will not serve you [Jerusalem] shall perish, and those nations shall be utterly ruined. Isaiah 60:12

Please pray for our Nation’s involvement and support for Israel in particular with the current events taking place this week.

Of the increase of His government and peace
There will be no end,
Upon the throne of David and over His kingdom,
To order it and establish it with judgment and justice
From that time forward, even forever.
The zeal of the Lord of hosts will perform this (Isaiah 9:7).

Thank you for your continued prayers!

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

As a member of the Royal Priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics:

• being oblivious to and/or being in defiance of the fact that the Lord will judge the nations on account of His people and His heritage of Israel (Joel 3:2)
  • acknowledging and living from the reality that the Lord will judge the nations on account of how they treat His people and His heritage of Israel (Joel 3:2)

• as a nation, scattering the people of Israel among the nations (Joel 3:2)
• as a nation, dividing God’s land—the land of Israel (Joel 3:2)
• as a nation, selling the people of Jerusalem to the Greeks (Joel 3:6)
  • as a nation, serving Jerusalem (Is 60:12)
  • as a nation, not dividing the land of Israel (Joel 3:2)
  • as a nation, not lifting your horn or strength against the land of Judah to scatter it (Zech 1:21)
  • being a nation who never touches Jerusalem, the apple of His eye (Zech 2:8)

• as a nation, casting lots for the people of God by giving a boy as payment for a harlot (Joel 3:3)
• as a nation, casting lots for the people of God by selling a girl for wine that you may drink (Joel 3:3)
  • asking the Lord to reveal what this looks like and if there are examples of these in your nation that need to be repented of and corrected
  • if this is something that needs to be corrected in your nation, please ask the Lord for wisdom and strategy for the healing and restoration needed in this area
  • there are many Africans who are of Jewish descent, perhaps slavery fits this category
  • as a nation, loving the Lord with all your heart, soul and strength (Deut 6:5)
  • as a nation, loving your neighbor as yourself (Lev 19:18)
  • as a nation, doing unto others as you want them to do unto you (Luke 6:31)

• as a nation, retaliating against the Lord by carrying into your temples His prized possessions of His silver and His gold (Joel 3:4-5)
  • as a nation, loving the Lord with all your heart, soul and strength (Deut 6:5)
  • as a nation, restoring the stolen articles of the temple of the Lord and returning them in order to prepare for the rebuilding of the temple of the Lord for the house of the Lord will be a house of prayer for all nations (Ezra 6:5; Is 56:7; Is 66:18, 23 Ezek 40-44; Zech 6:15; Zech 14:9)

Prayers for Israel

For the nation and kingdom which will not serve you [Jerusalem] shall perish,
and those nations shall be utterly ruined. Isaiah 60:12

Please pray for our Nation’s involvement and support for Israel.

Blessed are You Adonai, the Holy One of Israel, who keeps covenant with Israel. Thank You for Your Word that speaks blessings to Your people from Joel 3:18-21:

And it will come to pass in that day
That the mountains shall drip with new wine,
The hills shall flow with milk,
And all the brooks of Judah shall be flooded with water;
A fountain shall flow from the house of the Lord
And water the Valley of Acacias.

“Egypt shall be a desolation,
And Edom a desolate wilderness,
Because of violence against the people of Judah,
For they have shed innocent blood in their land.
But Judah shall abide forever,
And Jerusalem from generation to generation.
For I will acquit them of the guilt of bloodshed, whom I had not acquitted;
For the Lord dwells in Zion.” 

Amen.

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

As a member of the Royal Priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics:

• as a nation, rebelling against the judgments of the Lord more than the nations (Ezek 5:6)
• as a nation, refusing the judgments of the Lord (Ezek 5:6)
  • as a nation, listening to the Lord (Is 51:4)
  • as a nation, obeying the judgments of the Lord (Deut 4:8; Ezek 5:6-7)
  • as a nation, being the light of the world (Matt 5:14)

• as a nation, rebelling against the statutes of the Lord more than the countries all around yours (Ezek 5:6)
• as a nation, not walking in the statutes of the Lord (Ezek 5:6-7)
  • as a nation, listening to the Lord (Is 51:4)
  • as a nation, obeying the statutes of the Lord (Deut 4:8; Ezek 5:6)
  • as a nation, being the light of the world (Matt 5:14)

• as a nation, multiplying disobedience more than the nations around you (Ezek 5:7)
  • as a nation, listening to the Lord (Is 51:4)
  • as a nation, obeying the judgments of the Lord (Deut 4:8; Ezek 5:6-7)
  • as a nation, obeying the statutes of the Lord (Deut 4:8; Ezek 5:6)
  • as a nation, being the light of the world (Matt 5:14)

• as a nation, profaning the holy name of the Lord by saying of His people, “These are the people of the Lord, and yet they have gone out of His land.” (Ezek 36:20)
  • as a nation, praying for and blessings the Jews (Gen 12:3)
  • as a nation, serving Jerusalem (Is 60:12)

• for those who are of Jewish descent, profaning the Lord in the midst of the nations (Ezek 36:23)
• for those who are believers in Yeshua/Jesus, profaning the Lord in the midst of the nations (Ezek 36:23)
  • for those of Jewish descent, hallowing the Lord before your eyes in the midst of the nations (Ezek 36:23)
  • for those who are believers in Yeshua/Jesus, hallowing the Lord before your eyes in the midst of the nations (Ezek 36:23)

• as a nation, neither acknowledging nor coming before the Desire of All Nations (Hag 2:7)
  • as a nation, acknowledging and coming before the Desire of All Nations (Hag 2:7)
    

• as a nation, lifting up your horn or strength against the land of Judah to scatter it (Zech 1:21)
  • as a nation, serving Jerusalem (Is 60:12)
  • as a nation, not dividing the land of Israel (Joel 3:2)
  • as a nation, not lifting your horn or strength against the land of Judah to scatter it (Zech 1:21)

• being a nation who plunders Jerusalem (Zech 2:8)
• being a nation who touches Jerusalem, the apple of His eye (Zech 2:8)
  • as a nation, serving Jerusalem (Is 60:12)

• as a nation, not acknowledging the name of the Lord is great (Mal 1:11)
• as a nation, neither offering incense nor a pure offering to the name of the Lord of Hosts (Mal 1:11)
  • as a nation, acknowledging the name of the Lord is great (Mal 1:11)
  • as a nation, offering incense and a pure offering to the name of the Lord of Hosts (Mal 1:11)

• as a nation, robbing the Lord of tithes and offerings (Mal 3:8-10)
  • as a nation, giving tithes and offerings to the Lord (Mal 3:8-10)
  • asking the Lord for wisdom as how your nation is to give tithes and offerings to Him (Mal 3:8-10)

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

Repentance & Replacement

As a member of the Royal Priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics:

• being a sinful nation (Is 1:4)
• being laden with iniquity (Is 1:4)
• being a brood of evil doers (Is 1:4)
• being corrupt children (Is 1:4)
• forsaking the Lord (Is 1:4)
• turning away backward from the Lord, the Holy One of Israel (Is 1:4)
  • being a righteous nation (Is 1:4)
  • being righteous in order to be exalted as a nation (Prov 14:34)
  • being a righteous nation, which keeps the truth in order to enter the gates of the city of strength in the land of Judah in that day (Is 26:1-2)
  • For thus says the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel: “In returning and rest you shall be saved; In quietness and confidence shall be your strength” (Isaiah 30:15).
  • being children of the Lord who practice righteousness (1 John 3:7; 1 john 3:10)
  • seeking the Lord of Hosts as a nation (Zech 8:22)
  • praying to the Lord as a nation (Zech 8:22)
    
• being a multitude of many people who make noise like the roar of the seas (Is 17:12-13)
• being a rushing nation that makes a rushing like the rushing of mighty waters (Is 17:12-13)
  • returning and resting in the Lord as a nation (Is 30:15)
  • having quietness and confidence as your strength (Is 30:15)
  • being still before the Lord (Ps 46:10)
  • knowing the Lord is God (Ps 46:10)
  • exalting God among the nations (Ps 46:10)
• being a nation who changed its gods to those which are not gods (Jer 2:11)
• changing the glory as the people of the Lord for what does not profit (Jer 2:11)
  • returning to Lord God, the Holy One of Israel and resting in Him (Is 30:15)
  • being children of the Lord who practice righteousness (1 John 3:7; 1 john 3:10)
  • seeking the Lord of Hosts as a nation (Zech 8:22)
  • praying to the Lord as a nation (Zech 8:22)
  • seeking and worshipping the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, you Redeemer for it is He who teaches you to profit (Is 48:17)
    
• not preparing as a nation to call Jerusalem The Throne of the Lord (Jer 3:17)
• not preparing and looking forward as a nation to gathering to Jerusalem and the Throne of the Lord (Jer 3:17)
• as a nation, following the dictates of their evil hearts (Jer 3:17)
  • preparing as a nation to call Jerusalem The Throne of the Lord (Jer 3:17)
  • preparing and looking forward as a nation to gathering to Jerusalem and The Throne of the Lord (Jer 3:17)
  • being a righteous nation (Is 1:4)
  • being righteous in order to be exalted as a nation (Prov 14:34)
  • being a righteous nation, which keeps the truth in order to enter the gates of the city of strength in the land of Judah in that day (Is 26:1-2)
• being a nation that does not obey the voice of the Lord their God (Jer 7:28)
• being a nation that does not receive correction (Jer 7:28)
• being a nation where truth has perished and has been cut off from their mouth (Jer 7:28)
  • being a nation that obeys the voice of the Lord their God (Jer 7:28)
  • being a nation that receives correction (Jer 7:28)
  • being a nation where truth flourishes and flows from its mouth (Ps 119:43; Prov 8:7; Jer 7:28; Mal 2:6)
• being a nation of adulterers (Jer 9:2, 9)
• as a nation, being an assembly of treacherous men (Jer 9:2, 9)
• as a nation, bending tongues for lies (Jer 9:3, 9)
• as a nation, not being valiant for truth on the earth (Jer 9:3, 9)
• as a nation, proceeding from evil to evil (Jer 9:3, 9)
• as a nation, not knowing the Lord (Jer 9:3, 9)
• as a nation, everyone being aware of their neighbor (Jer 9:4, 9)
• as a nation, everyone not trusting any brother (Jer 9:4, 9)
• every brother in the nation supplanting one another (Jer 9:4, 9)
• every neighbor in the nation walking with slanderers (Jer 9:4, 9)
• every neighbor in the nation deceiving their neighbor (Jer 9:5, 9)
• every neighbor in the nation not speaking the truth (Jer 9:5, 9)
• every neighbor in the nation having taught their tongue to speak lies (Jer 9:5, 9)
• every neighbor in the nation wearying themselves to commit iniquity (Jer 9:5, 9)
• dwelling as a nation in the midst of deceit (Jer 9:6, 9)
• as a nation, refusing to know the Lord through deceit (Jer 9:6, 9)
• as a nation, having a tongue shoot out like an arrow and speaking deceit (Jer 9:8-9)
• as a nation, having a tongue that speaks peaceably to their neighbor with the mouth, but in their heart they lie in wait (Jer 9:8-9)
  • being a nation where truth flourishes and flows from its mouth (Ps 119:43; Prov 8:7; Jer 7:28; Mal 2:6)
  • allowing the Lord to refine and try you as a nation (Jer 9:7)
  • turning from evil as a nation in order for the Lord to relent of the disaster that He thought to bring upon it (Jer 18:8)
  • serving the Lord as a nation (Dan 7:14)
  • as a nation, doing unto others what you want done unto you (Luke 6:31)
  • as a nation, knowing the Truth and being set free by it (John 8:32)
  • as a nation, overcoming evil with good (Rom 12:21)
  • as a nation, not becoming weary of doing good (Gal 6:9)

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

As a member of the royal priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics:

For the nation and kingdom which will not serve you [Jerusalem] shall perish, and those nations shall be utterly ruined. Isaiah 60:12

Please pray for our Nation’s involvement and support for Israel.

Dear Heavenly Father, I lift up the nation of Israel and all the Jewish people to You now to bless them. Please help them to continually have the fear of the Lord in order to grow in wisdom. May they also have the fear of the Lord in order to have You show them deeper aspects of living in covenant relationship with You. May Your people expand in their knowledge of You, the Holy One, for this is understanding. I bless Israel and all Jews to have faith to step beyond the border of the sea that lies ahead of them at this point in time. May the world see Your hand of protection and provision over Your people as was seen in the times of the Tanakh/Old Testament, amen.

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

• listening to soothsayers and diviners as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Deut 18:14)
  • seeking the Lord for direction and not from soothsayers and diviners as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Deut 18:14; Deut 28:14; 1 Chr 28:8)

• not observing the commandments of the Lord and not being blessed as a nation in its government, rule and dominion by not doing so (Deut 28:1-14)
  • observing the commandments of the Lord in your nation’s government, rule and dominion and being blessed as a nation as a result of doing so (Deut 28:1)
  • asking the Lord for wisdom in how to observe the commandments of the Lord in your nation’s government, rule and dominion (Deut 28:1)
  • The blessing for obedience for the nation of Israel is that the Lord will set her high above all nations. If other nations obey the Lord, they would also be blessed. However, Israel’s blessing of being set “high above all nations of the earth” is intended to be the most prominent nation under this blessing.

• not declaring the glory of the Lord among the nations in your nation’s government, rule and dominion (1 Chr 16:24; Ps 96:3)
• not declaring His wonders among all peoples in your nation’s government, rule and dominion (1 Chr 16:24; Ps 96:3)
  • declaring the glory of the Lord among the nations in your nation’s government, rule and dominion (1 Chr 16:24; Ps 96:3)
  • declaring His wonders among all peoples (1 Chr 16:24; Ps 96:3)

• raging as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 2:1)
• plotting vain things as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 2:1)
  • not raging as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 2:1)
  • For thus says the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel:
    “In returning and rest you shall be saved;
    In quietness and confidence shall be your strength” (Is 30:15).
  • not plotting vain things as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 2:1)
  • receiving the instruction of the Lord as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 94:10)

• not receiving the rebuke of the Lord as a nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 9:5; Ps 94:10)
• not receiving the instruction of the Lord as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 94:10)
• as a nation not looking to Him who teaches man knowledge (Ps 94:10)
  • receiving the rebuke of the Lord as a nation and turning from its wicked ways in its government, rule and dominion (2 Chr 7:14; Ps 9:5)
  • receiving the instruction of the Lord as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 94:10)
  • as a nation looking to Him who teaches man knowledge (Ps 94:10)

• holding onto your nation or kingdom as yours (Ps 22:28)
  • living from the truth that your nation or kingdom belongs to the Lord (Ps 22:28)

• neither believing nor living from the reality that the Lord God rules and reigns over your nation and all nations (Ps 22:28; Ps 47:8)
• not acknowledging in your nation’s government, rule and dominion that God sits on His holy throne (Ps 47:8)
  • believing and living from the reality that the Lord God rules and reigns over your nation and all nations (Ps 22:28)
  • acknowledging in your nation’s government, rule and dominion that God sits on His holy throne (Ps 47:8)

• not acknowledging the counsel of the Lord for your nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 33:10)
• not seeking the plans of the Lord for your nation in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 33:10)
  • acknowledging the counsel of the Lord for your nation in its government, rule and dominion in order to keep Him from bringing the counsel of your nation to nothing (Ps 33:10)
  • seeking the plans of the Lord in your nation’s government, rule and dominion in order to keep Him from removing the effectiveness of the plans of the people (Ps 33:10)

• not being a nation whose God is the Lord (Ps 33:12)
  • being a nation whose God is the Lord (Ps 33:12)
  • receiving the blessings as a nation whose God is the Lord (Ps 33:12)
    
• not being still and knowing as a nation that the Lord is God (Ps 46:10)
• not exalting the Lord as a nation (Ps 46:10)
  • being still and knowing as a nation that the Lord is God (Ps 46:10)
  • exalting the Lord as a nation (Ps 46:10)

• allowing the rebellious to exalt themselves in your nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 66:7)
  • as members of the Royal Priesthood, not allowing the rebellious to exalt themselves in your nation and in its government, rule and authority (Ps 66:7)
  • allowing the righteous to have places of authority in your nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Prov 29:2)
  • being able to rejoice as a people when the righteous are in authority (Prov 29:2)

• not being a nation that is glad and sings for joy because the Lord judges the people righteously (Ps 67:4)
• not being a nation that is glad and sings for joy because the Lord governs the nations of the earth (Ps 67:4)
  • being a nation that is glad and sings for joy because the Lord judges the people righteously (Ps 67:4)
  • being a nation that is glad and sings for joy because the Lord governs the nations of the earth (Ps 67:4)

• not having national leaders who fall down before the Lord (Ps 72:11)
• not serving the Lord as a nation (Ps 72:11)
• not calling the Lord, “Blessed,” as a nation (Ps 72:17)
  • asking the Lord to raise up national leaders who fall down before the Lord and worship Him (Ps 72:11)
  • serving the Lord as a nation (Ps 72:11)
  • calling the Lord, “Blessed,” as a nation (Ps 72:17)

• not looking to God to judge and govern the earth, which includes your nation (Ps 82:8)
• not living as a nation from the reality that the Lord inherits all nations (Ps 82:8)
• not living from the judgments and governing of God in order to be a worthy inheritance (Ps 82:8)
  • looking to God to judge and govern the earth, which includes your nation (Ps 82:8)
  • living as a nation from the reality that the Lord inherits all nations (Ps 82:8)
  • living from the judgments and governing of God in order to be a nation worthy of the Lord’s inheritance (Ps 82:8)

• being a nation made by the Lord and not worshipping before Him (Ps 86:9)
• being a nation made by the Lord and not glorifying His name (Ps 86:9)
  • being a nation made by the Lord and worshipping before Him (Ps 86:9)
  • being a nation made by the Lord and glorifying His name (Ps 86:9)

• not saying among the nations, “The Lord reigns.” (Ps 96:10)
• not saying among the nations, “The world also shall be established that it shall not be moved.” (Ps 96:10)
• not saying among the nations, “The Lord shall judge the people righteously.” (Ps 96:10)
  • saying among the nations, “The Lord reigns.” (Ps 96:10)
  • saying among the nations, “The world also shall be established that it shall not be moved.” (Ps 96:10)
  • saying among the nations, “The Lord shall judge the people righteously.” (Ps 96:10)

• not acknowledging and living from the truth that the Lord has revealed His righteousness in the sight of the nations, which includes your nation (Ps 98:2)
  • acknowledging and living from the truth that the Lord has revealed His righteousness in the sight of the nations, which includes your nation (Ps 98:2)

• not acknowledging that the Lord is high above all nations, including your nation (Ps 113:4)
• not acknowledging that the glory of the Lord is above the heavens (Ps 113:4)
  • acknowledging that the Lord is high above all nations, including your nation (Ps 113:4)
  • acknowledging that the glory of the Lord is above the heavens (Ps 113:4)

• as a nation, having idols of silver and gold (Ps 135:15)
• as a nation, having idols that are the work of men’s hands (Ps 135:15)
  • fearing the name of the Lord as a nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Ps 102:15)
  • defiling the images of silver, ornaments of gold, and the work of men’s hands as a nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Is 30:22)
  • throwing away as a nation and in its government, rule and dominion the images of silver, ornaments of gold, and the work of men’s hands as unclean things (Is 30:22)
  • saying to the images of silver, ornaments of gold, and the work of men’s hands in your nation and its government, rule and dominion, “Get away!” (Is 30:22)

• not being righteous as a nation in its government, rule and dominion (Prov 14:34)
• sinning in your nation and in its government, rule and dominion (Prov 14:34)
• bringing reproach to your nation and its government, rule and dominion through sin (Prov 14:34)
  • being righteous in your nation’s government, rule and dominion, for righteousness exalts a nation (Prov 14:34)
  • asking the Lord for wisdom in how to be righteous in your nation’s government, rule and dominion (Prov 14:34)
  • asking the Lord for courage and strength for your nation to live righteously in its government, rule and dominion (Prov 14:34)
  • asking the Lord to raise up people who would righteously influence your nation’s government, rule and dominion (Prov 14:34)

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

Repentance & Replacement

As a member of the royal priesthood, please repent for breaking covenant with the Lord relating to His Kingdom on behalf of yourself, your generations and your nation for the following and replace with statements in italics…

• not being a kingdom of priests (Ex 19:6)
• not making disciples of the nations (Matt 28:19-20)
• not baptizing the nations in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Matt 28:19-20)
• not teaching the nations to observe everything Yeshua/Jesus commanded (Matt 28:19-20)
  • being a kingdom of priests (Ex 19:6)
  • making disciples of the nations (Matt 28:19-20)
  • baptizing in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Matt 28:19-20)
  • teaching the nations to observe everything Yeshua/Jesus commanded (Matt 28:19-20)

• defiling the land and being defiled as a nation by committing sexual relations with in the following relationships: one who is a close relative—father; mother; father’s wife; sister, daughter of father, daughter of mother, daughter of father’s wife; son’s daughter, daughter’s daughter; father’s wife’s daughter; father’s sister; mother’s sister; father’s brother’s wife your aunt; a mother and her daughter; a mother and her son’s daughter or her daughter’s daughter; a woman as a rival to her sister; a woman in her impurity; a neighbor’s wife; a male as with a woman; male or female mating with an animal (Lev 18:1-30)
• defiling the land and being defiled by sacrificing children to Molech, which includes abortion (Lev 18:21, 24)
  • not defiling yourselves as a nation by the above lists (Lev 18:24)
  • keeping the statutes and judgments of the Lord as a nation (Lev 18:24, 26)
  • keeping the statutes and judgments of the Lord keeps the land clean, which keeps the Lord from punishing the iniquity on the land (Lev 18:24-25)
  • keeping the statutes and judgments of the Lord in order to keep the land from vomiting out the inhabitants who defile it as a result of the Lord punishing the iniquity on the land (Lev 18:24, 26-28)

• as a nation, not having the dread and fear of Israel based on what the Lord did for them when coming out of Egypt (Deut 2:25)
  • having the fear of the Lord as it pertains to our nation’s relationship with Israel (Deut 2:25)

• not observing the statutes of the Lord, which undermines our greatness as a nation (Deut 4:6)
• not being a wise people by not observing the statutes of the Lord (Deut 4:6)
• not being an understanding people by not observing the statutes of the Lord (Deut 4:6)
  • observing the statutes of the Lord (Deut 4:6)
  • observing the statutes of the Lord that is the wisdom of our nation (Deut 4:6)
  • observing the statutes of the Lord that is the understanding of our nation (Deut 4:6)

• not being a great nation by not following the statutes and judgments of the Lord that He cannot be near when we call on Him (Deut 4:7)
  • being a great nation by following the statutes and judgments of the Lord so that He is near when we call on Him for whatever the reason (Deut 4:7)

• not being a great nation by not following the statutes and righteous judgments of the Lord (Deut 4:8)
  • being a great nation can only come by following the statutes and righteous judgments of the Lord (Deut 4:8)

• perishing as a nation because of not being obedient to the voice of the Lord (Deut 8:20)
  • enduring as a nation because of being obedient to the voice of the Lord (Deut 8:20)

Prayers for Israel

For the nation and kingdom which will not serve you [Jerusalem] shall perish, and those nations shall be utterly ruined. Isaiah 60:12

Please pray for our Nation’s involvement and support for Israel.

Dear Heavenly Father, I lift up the nation of Israel and the Jewish people. May Israel fulfill Your original design of being a kingdom of priests (Ex 19:6). I pray that she be strong and of good courage to keep Your statutes and judgments as a nation in order to keep the land clean, which keeps You from punishing the iniquity on the land (Lev 18: 24-28). May Israel and Your people have wisdom by observing Your statutes. May they be a great nation that comes as a result of following Your statutes and righteous judgments. As they are obedient to Your voice, I bless them to endure as a nation, amen.

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs

• saying we will do the will of our Heavenly Father and then not doing it (Matt 21:31)
• being oblivious or judgmental of the tax collectors and harlots who enter the Kingdom of God before us because we are not doing the will of our Heavenly Father (Matt 21:31)
  • saying we will do the will of our Heavenly Father and then doing it in order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven (Matt 7:21; Matt 21:31)

• holding onto sin and not removing that which would keep us from entering the Kingdom of Heaven (Mark 9:47)
  • taking necessary means to rid the sin from our lives in order to enter the Kingdom of Heaven (Mark 9:47)

• being a nation that does not come in the name of the Lord saying, “Hosanna in the highest!” (Mark 11:10)
  • the Greek word Hosanna [G5614] comes from two Hebrew words [H3467 and H4994] which means, “please save us now”
  • being a nation that comes in the name of the Lord saying, “Hosanna in the highest!” (Mark 11:10)
  • being a nation that comes in the name of the Lord praying, “Lord in the highest please save us now!” (Mark 11:10)
  • having our nation’s government, rule and dominion come in the name of the Lord saying, “Hosanna in the highest!” (Mark 11:10)
  • receiving blessings that come from being a nation that comes in the name of the Lord saying, “Hosanna in the highest!” (Mark 11:10)

• putting our hand to the plow and looking back at the things of the past (Luke 9:62)
• not being fit or useful to the Kingdom of God by looking to the things of the past and being held back from the work of the Kingdom (Luke 9:62)
  • putting our hand to the plow and forgetting the things of the past (Prov 4:25; Luke 9:62; Heb 12:1-2; Phil 3:13)
  • being fit and useful for the Kingdom of God by reaching forward to the things that are ahead (Prov 4:25; Luke 9:62; Heb 12:1-2; Phil 3:13)

• not acknowledging or living from the reality that the Kingdom of God is within us (Luke 17:21)
• not taking the responsibility that comes with the Kingdom of God being within us (Luke 17:21)
• not learning what it means to live with the Kingdom of God within us (Luke 17:21)
• not using or stewarding the authority that we have because the Kingdom of God is within us (Luke 17:21)
• not impacting our nation’s government, rule and dominion from the authority that we have because the Kingdom of God is within us (Luke 17:21)
  • acknowledging and living from the reality that the Kingdom of God is within us (Luke 17:21)
  • asking the Lord to teach us how to be responsible for the Kingdom of God that is within us (Luke 17:21)
  • asking the Lord to teach us how to grow in and steward well the authority we have due to the Kingdom of Heaven being within us (Luke 17:21)
  • impacting our sphere of influence from our authority of the Kingdom of God being within us (Luke 17:21)
  • influencing our nation’s government, rule and dominion because we steward well the Kingdom of God that is within us (Luke 17:21)

• preferring to live in our comfort zones and not making necessary sacrifices of leaving house or parents or brothers or wife or children or lands for the sake of the Kingdom of God (Matt 19:27, 29; Mark 10:29-30; Luke 18:29)
  • leaving all that is necessary for the sake of the Kingdom of God (Matt 19:27, 29; Mark 10:29-30; Luke 18:29)
  • asking the Lord for wisdom in who, what, when, where and how to leave for the sake of the Kingdom of God (Matt 19:27, 29; Mark 10:29-30; Luke 18:29)
  • asking the Lord to teach us how to steward well the hundredfold that we will receive as a result of what we left for the Kingdom of God (Matt 19:27, 29; Mark 10:29-30; Luke 18:29)
  • receiving a hundredfold from the Lord due to leaving houses or parents or brothers or wife or children or lands for the sake of the Kingdom of God (Matt 19:27, 29; Mark 10:29-30; Luke 18:29)

Copyright 2016 Rivkah Isaacs