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Asher Intrater

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Join date: Oct 6, 2021

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Asher serves as president of Tikkun Global family of ministries and congregations, dedicated to the dual restoration of Israel and the Church. He is founder of the Revive Israel five-fold ministry team, and oversees both Ahavat Yeshua and Tiferet Yeshua congregations in Israel.

He and his wife Betty share a passion for personal prayer and devotion, local evangelism and discipleship in Hebrew, and unity of the Body of believers worldwide.

Asher was raised in a conservative Jewish home and holds degrees from Harvard University, Baltimore Hebrew College and Messiah Biblical Institute. He has authored numerous books, tracts and articles.

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May 13, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Second Pentecost

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel The holiday of Shavuot commemorates the beginning of the harvest season, the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost morning. The overlap of these three themes on the same day is a marvelous bit of biblical symbolism and prophetic meaning. Two thousand years ago, the early disciples of Yeshua (Jesus) were filled with the Holy Spirit and power. Acts 2:1-4: When the day of Shavuot had fully come, they were all together...

Apr 21, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Memorial Day and Independence Day

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel This week, Tuesday is Memorial Day in Israel. Immediately following is Independence Day. The sharp transition from tragedy to victory is shocking. It is hard to describe the depth of emotional experience for our people in these two days. It feels like a roller-coaster ride. Memorial Day embraces the death of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the land and people of Israel in the face of such murderous and monstrous hatred. Most of them were young...

Feb 20, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Ramadan and Adar

Tikkun Global Jerusalem, Israel The Islamic calendar and the Jewish calendar are based on lunar cycle. The difference is that the Jewish calendar adjusts back to the solar cycle through a leap year every few years. The Islamic calendar continues just monthly. Therefore, from time to time the calendars overlap. This year there is an overlap between the Ramadan month (fasting and prayer) and the month of Adar (fast and feast of Esther-Purim). Ramadan and Adar occur at the same time: Mid...

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