Israel 3/2019 Song: Zion by Aaron Shust.

[@Carol-cc6pz]

Beautiful heartfelt song of God's prromises still being fulfilled today to his chosen people. Love how the song is sung. Very encouraging and uplifting. Thank you Aaron Shust. God bless and keep you and all your love ones. Shalom.

[@janfox3087]

Beautiful work! I would love to be with these people. Someday, I will be. How much love you all have brought me in the midst of pain. Beautiful work, Aaron. Beautiful. I love you Yeshua. I love you Jesus. I love you Father!

[@debsm4864]

Shalom Deborah and Norm Beautiful Faithful Words and Music from Aaron. Prays be to to the Holyland that is Israel Amen .U.K..

[@marielarios3300]

Aaron Shust, We Thank You for All of Your Great Contributions to Humanity. ZION...Beautiful Song, Beautiful Voice. The Promises of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Here Humanity can Feast their Eyes on The Holy Land and Feel the Spirit Stir in their Hearts. We Love You All Always. Yahweh, Jesus and Uriel 🔥🔥🔥

[@patriciamichael9140]

The first hymn with scriptures is outstanding beautiful and painful. It touched so many hearts you can feel God is with his chosen children

[@jjstevs3036]

Aaron i live this video along with your song cant wait till he brings us all back home Amen❤️❤️❤️

[@cherylcook6837]

Beautiful song with lyrics. Thanks for sharing Brother Shust. Blessings to you. Beautiful voice. Beautiful video. Cant wait!

[@gerryivkovich1857]

I, too, have been to Israel. It was wonderful to travel back there with you. Aaron Shust is an incredible worship leader and all his songs are full of scripture. Zion was definitely inspired. God bless.

[@patriciaraza2050]

Beautiful video . Shema Yisrael !!!

[@josephvarela3296]

Shalom!

[@susannahgunalan6228]

Great song on God,s promises to His people being fulfilled.❤️

[@marthafuentes2743]

Beautiful 🙏❤️

[@josephvarela3296]

Adonai Eloheinu Adonai Echad, Adonai Elohim Yahweh .

[@hummingbird_saltalamakia]

So, יהוה Isn't yahweh or yehovah It's not a name we know how to pronounce anymore since the Hebrew people stopped speaking Hashem in fear of accidental blasphemy. They say Adonai or Hashem Because Hebrew is written without vowels that's a guessing game. But there are many rabbi who believe יהוה is also pronounced without vowels Which would literally mean that every time we breathe we say God's name.

[@laitpasia]

Great song 👏👏🙏🙏

[@indikasumith5028]

we abbrahm child

[@ronaldkristensen3038]

RONI BAT TZIYON !!!!