Part 3: When Israel restored its dominion in parts of the ancient Promised Land in 1948, after hundreds and hundreds of years being dispersed over the world, the territory had no native sovereignty but was ministered by the British. It was desolate and unproductive, with few people, livestock, crops and industry. And each time the apparently small and fragile Israel was besieged by seemingly overwhelming alliances and armies, Israel was not predictably shoved into the sea, but miraculously gained more territory to flourish within its dominion. Today, Israel is arguably the most fruitful, most productive an most powerful little spot on Earth, especially considering its size. So the miracle of Israel’s existence does not depend alone on remembering what happened in the past, but can be seen in its present. Conclusion next week.

Kiowa Southern
Baptist Church
7th and Main
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Worship Time 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday Night 7:00 p.m. - Study of Revalation
AWANA 5:00-6:30 p.m.
Phone 620-825-4512 Brian Neilson - Pastor 208-392-7536
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