Let us go up with rejoicing and praises to worship the King of Israel, to be thankful for the harvest and to be fruitful in His Kingdom.

The word ‘dance’ is not often used in the Bible. It appears in terms such as: rejoice, make merry, player, played, praise, joy, glad, celebrate, bless, twirl, spin, jump, hop and skip.

As usual the Jewish people danced after the war and mentioned the victory of deliverance from the peril at hand.

Esther, an orphan in exile, hid her Jewish identity, married with a gentile king, was fasting, begging, mourning and wailing for her people………

The central event of the Seder: recounting the Exodus from Egypt, liberation of our slavery that lead directly to forty years of wandering in the wilderness

Worship is also going into battle with a joyful noise, because Yeshua has won the victory.

The Book of Isaiah chapter 56 gives comfort to the sons and daughters of Israel and to non-Jews. Even a eunuch is promised to receive a secure place and an everlasting name.

I consider Leah to be a very special woman. The meaning of her name is: wrestling, tired, exhausted, oppressed.

Israel is involved in a vehement battle and has seen and experienced deliverance in the past: a Davidic dance to experience deliverance.

Psalm 68 jubilates that the Lord takes joy in Israël.