Welcome to the season of answered prayers!

The 6th month called Elul on the Jewish, God’s Hebrew calendar is a time of renewal, reconciliation, restoration, repentance and time when God answers prayers.

Elul the 6th month on God’s calendar is the month that comes before we enter into the New Hebrew Year, which comes unto us in the following month:

Elul is the 6th month on God’s calendar, whereas the Hebrew New year occurs in the beginning of the 7th month called Tishrei.

So before we enter into a Hebrew New year, the 6th month called Elul becomes the month of preparation for the new Hebrew year. 

This also being the season when the God of Israel breaks the generational curse which oppresses humanity in the 4 dimensions.

Breaking the curse of limitation & activating the blessing of prosperity over your life:

Elul the sixth month on the Hebrew calendar is a month of breaking out of every thing that limits your life, breaking the curse of poverty,  and the breaking of the 4 dimensions of generational curses.

In this season Yeshua whom the Christians call Jesus sought God for 40 days in prayers and repentance, and after the 40 days, He started His ministry of healing, deliverance, and that same ministry became the spiritual means through which the entire human race of humanity was reconciled back to God.

Moses also fasted for 40 days in the month of Elul, so that he may turn a way God’s anger from Israel, which was activated via the worshiping of a golden calf.

Preparation for the new Hebrew year:

This season is also a time when the human souls are prepared and sanctified, so that they may be ready to enter into the Jewish new year (Rosh Hashanah) with a new or renewed mindset and renewed vision.

God uses the month of Elul to cultivate humanity into the Spiritual status of progress, success, and prosperity, preparing the human soul for the 7th month called Tishrei.
 
In this Hebrew 6th month of Elul we fast for 40 days; also being the season of answered prayers, ushering God’s people into the realm of unlimited favor.

 Article was written by Apostle Ngabo for the Council of Ngabo