The Daily Jot

News Analysis from a prophetic Christian Worldview

The Place

Jacob’s journey in Genesis 28:10-32:2, “Vayetze,” (And he went) opens with tension and uncertainty. After securing the blessing of the ...
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An Alarming Shift toward historic disaster

There’s an alarming real shift happening in how younger Americans view Israel, terrorism and the Jewish people. Recent polling shows ...
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Stupidocrisy–Terrorists, Socialists, and the Optics No One Wants to Talk About

There’s no polite way to open this one, so let’s just be honest about the optics. President Trump publicly met ...
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The Seed and the Promise

Generations rise and fall, yet Scripture keeps circling back to the same promise. Genesis 25:19-28:9 (Toldot, meaning Generations in Hebrew) ...
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Modern Turkey’s Prophetic March Toward Ezekiel 38

When Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan to “get the hell out of here” after Ankara ...
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Stupidocrisy: Islamic Radicalization of our Children

Judicial Watch just exposed how the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)—an organization supporting terrorists like Hamas—is now embedding itself in ...
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The First Thanksgiving: A Feast of Tabernacles

In the fall of 1621, Governor William Bradford (my 12th great grandfather) and the Pilgrims gathered with their Wampanoag neighbors ...
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From Machpelah to the New Jerusalem

“Hayyei Sarah,” (Genesis 23:1-25:18), “The Life of Sarah,” begins with a striking contrast by opening with her death at 127 ...
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Stupidocrisy—The Schumer Shutdown

The federal government ground to a halt when Senate Democrats refused to pass a continuing resolution unless it included billions ...
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The Prophetic Significance of NYC Going Muslim

The election of a Democrat Socialist Muslim mayor in New York City—the same city struck by Islamist terrorists on 9/11—is ...
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