Here’s an excerpt:

Captain had killed the engine. We were mid-lake, not moving. “We made Aliyah May 14, 1983, thirty-five years to the day that Israel became a nation,” Terri said.

Eric arced his arm over the Lake. “We love the sheer beauty of the Galilee.”

“Aliyah is Hebrew,” Terri said, “Modern Hebrew for the return of God’s chosen people, the Jews, to their promised land from all the nations where they have been scattered. Eric and I—Eric’s Gentile, and me a Jew, of course—” Her flame-tipped fingertips clutched his elbow. “. . . We’ve dedicated ourselves to the astounding prophetic significance of Aliyah. What do all believers hope for? The return of the Lord! Ezekiel says when the Jews return to their homeland—and he prophesied this 2,500 years before they started coming home in 1881—when they return, the Lord clicks his stopwatch that will tick down to the most incredible event of history—the coming of the Messiah!”

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