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Iyar The Month of Light, Revelation and Healing

Iyar Spiritual Significance • Name and Meaning: Iyar (אִיָּיר) is connected to the Hebrew word “or” (אוֹר), meaning “light,” or may be an acronym for “Ani Hashem Rofecha” (“I am the Lord, your Healer,” Exodus 15:26). This reflects Iyar’s themes of healing, revelation, and divine light. Iyar is connected to 6th Hebrew letter Vav. Vav is a connecting letter. Exodus chapters 15 -18 revealed how God connected himself to the Israelites. God desired to MIDBAR —which is the Hebrew word meaning to lead, guide and counsel. So God brought the children of Israel to a place where he could speak and reveal his character. A time to be still and know God and listen to his voice. In the NT Jesus reveals himself through his word. • Tribe: Associated with the tribe of Issachar, known for wisdom and understanding of the times (1 Chronicles 12:32), symbolizing intellectual and spiritual insight. • Healing and Renewal: Iyar is seen as a month of divine healing, both physical and spiritual, tied to God’s promise to be Israel’s healer. It’s a time for personal growth and rectification after the liberation of Passover (Nisan). Exodus 15: the place of bitter water, Marah. The place of murmuring and complaining. Hebrews 8:6 , Is. 53:4 Healing is apart of our salvation. Exodus 16: (hunger). The Lord heard their grumbling and manna, a super food, fell from heaven. I Am Jehovah Jirah. The children had to gather themselves. Matt 13:11 We must learn to taste and see the word of God ourselves Exodus 17 (thirst) River in the desert. 1 Corinthians 10:4 We are not alone. John 4:13-14 Is. 48:12 God himself is our supernatural provision. Exodus 17: (warfare) War against Amalakites. Had to learn in this battle the Lords presence is their most valuable asset. His presence brings victory. Moses raised hands reflecting praise in warfare brings victory. Moses built an altar. Jahovah Nissi, the Lord our banner. The Lord our conqueror. Ex:18:11; 17-19 great counsel came • Connection to Redemption: Iyar bridges the exodus of Passover with the giving of the Torah on Shavuot (Sivan). It represents preparation for receiving divine wisdom and purpose, a time of refining one’s relationship with God. A transitional month. A month to shout grace in the midst of transition. Zechariah 4:6-7 A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who are giving to support Wellspring Israel in your monthly support. We are so blessed by your faithful giving. We love you and can't thank you enough. Dr. Jim and Debbie Laymon, Wellspring Israel 509 Estill St Grapevine, Tx. 76051 Give Here Paypal: @JamesLaymon or by the email: james.robert.laymon@gmail.com Zelle: jimlaymon@me.com 901-596-6653 CashApp: $JamesLaymon