Title For Zion's Sake I Will Not Keep Silent Author Gary Kosak Synopsis A pilot and minister introduces some of Zion's suffering and courageous people and insists that a biblically obedient understanding of Zion is crucial for living in these perilous days. In 1948, a miracle occurred that had been foretold in the Scriptures: a nation would be born in a day (Isaiah 66:8). On May 14, 1948, David Ben Gurion stood on the steps of a Tel Aviv library and declared, for the world to hear, that Israel was a new nation. The very next day, Israel was attacked by five Arab armies. Since that time, the people of Zion have endured wars in 1948, 1956, 1967, 1970, 1973, and 1982. They have most recently been subjected to the ongoing daily violence of a war of terrorism promulgated by people who are focused on one thing: to annihilate Israel and her people. As a reader, you will meet several of Zion's people who have lived lives of deep suffering and uncertainty, but who have survived and continue to struggle for renewed HaTikvah - Hope! For Zion's Sake challenges each reader to become a sensitive servant to Israel and the Jewish people. It is a biblical exhortation and one that is crucial in these tumultuous days of terrorism, political intrigue, and the rise of a new world order. Biography Captain Gary Kosak, a professional pilot for more than thirty-eight years, has spent twenty thousand hours flying supersonic fighters, business jets, and airliners including the jumbo Boeing 747. He has visited some sixty countries of the world. He holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Connecticut and has been awarded a master's degree in biblical studies from the Jacksonville Theological Seminary. A born-again Christian, he is an active member of the board of directors of the Fellowship of Christian Airline Personnel, and serves as a representative of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem. He has invested much of his time in becoming intimately acquainted with Israel, its history, and the Jewish people. In addition, he is a dinner and conference speaker. He and his wife, Hellen, live in Florida. Mr. Kosak's books have been endorsed by Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, Founder and President of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. Also endorsed by Steve Brown, Author and Bible Teacher, Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary and Key Life Network. It is also endorsed by Zvi Givati, Brigadier General (retired); Deputy Prison Commissioner of Israel Ministry of Police. Also, Dr. Marvin Wilson, PhD, Professor of Biblical Studies at Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts has endorsed his book. Malcolm Hedding, Executive Director of the International Christian Embassy, Jerusalem has endorsed it also. Finally, Joe Ivey, Founder and President of the Fellowship of Christian Airline Personnel has endorsed his book.

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