The Hebron Herald

Malachi 4:5 Look, I will send to you Eliyahu the prophet before the  coming of the great and terrible Day of YHVH.   6 He will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the   hearts of the children to their fathers;  otherwise I will come and strike the land with complete destruction."  How kind and gracious is our Father YHVH to give us the opportunity to be drawn back to the ancient paths and allow our hearts to be changed.  I'm no student of eschatology but I can see the times advancing to the day when the feasts will be fulfilled and YHVH ushers in the next age.   We have become new creations in Him and co-heirs of the promise.  May we therefore become predisposed to take on His nature rather than the carnal nature of man; keeping our eyes fixed on the age to come and our hearts filled with His Words of prophetic purpose and hope. At Hebron this week we were all busy completing a variety of tasks.  These limit

This week has been one of highs and lows.  Unfortunately one of our ewes broke her leg and we had to put her down.  I think she broke it trying to get through a fence so next working bee one of the tasks will be to review the new fencing. The yellow Yamaha is determined not to be kicked to the kerb by the threat of some interlopers so fired up dutifully this week. As the flock were being tempted to jump the low fence we opened the gate to allow them through to the other side.  I have erected the portable electric (minus the electric) fence to prevent them from going down the tree line in front of the house. Thankfully this week also had a high.  All thanks to YHVH, we received 105mm of rain over two days, which I think has been unprecedented in the time we've been here.  Already the native pasture is showing signs of a nice green pick which I'm sure the cows and flock will enjoy.   The breeder we bought Don Pedro from remembers a day about 15 years ago when