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“I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on the earth will be blessed through you,”
God said this to Abraham when He made a covenant with Him (Genesis 12:3). God is in the business of keeping His covenants, and His words to Abraham are as true today as they were thousands of years ago.
Blessing Israel is a simple and effective way to bless God, as well as bless yourself. Here are five ways you can do this:
Pray and proclaim Scriptures over Israel. The Bible exhorts us to intercede for Israel. Some passages to pray are Psalm 17:8-9, Jeremiah 31:10b, 1 Samuel 12:22, and the Psalms of Ascent (Psalm 120–Psalm 134).
Give to Israeli charities. There are many well-known NGOs that care for the poor in Africa, South and Central America, and Asia, but I had no idea where to sow alms into Israel. When I asked The Lord, He led me to an in-depth article written by Charisma Magazine that thoroughly outlines some of the most prominent pro-Israel organizations.
Invest in Israel financially. Secular financial experts are taking note of Israel as a rising star in the global market. Israel’s currency was recently listed as a safe haven for investments in the face of an uncertain economic future. With Israel soaring in technology, military equipment, medicine, and start-up businesses, what a wonderful opportunity for Christians to “put their money where their mouth is” and at the same time anticipate reaping the material blessings they sow into Israel.
Pray that your government supports Israel. The current US administration’s stance on Israel is dismal to say the least. No previous president since Israel’s founding has done more to strain relations or to make allies of Israel’s most hostile enemies. This has extremely serious consequences for the United States.
Speak up for Israel. Antisemitism is fashionable again. When I’ve spoken up for Israel or the Jewish people, I’ve sometimes drawn fire even from friends on social media. Jesus is a Jew. When we see Him in heaven, He will still be the Lion of the Tribe of Judah (Revelation 5:5). When we stand before Him, “the King will reply, ‘Whatever you did for the least of these brothers, you did for Me'” (Matthew 25:40).
Will you take a moment to ask the Lord how He would have you bless Israel?
I would like to bless Isreal, but how do I go about doing that. I am a South African. I understand that we need to bless and pray for Isreal. But have no idea how. You hear the American ministries, but they speak about dollars. I want to give my bit how small. I know God will bless my family, children business, all areas of my life.