Thank you
Sandra wanted me to thank all of you for all the wonderful comments you have posted here.
The web site is filled with so many wonderful things said about Zola and the ministry. Please thank everyone for the family. The song “Because He Lives” keeps going thru my mind. I can and will face tomorrow because Yeshua lives.
Sandra
I had been forwarding many of your comments to Zola until a few weeks ago when it became too difficult for him to read them on the computer. He also said how many of them were just wonderful and how much he enjoyed them.
April 21st, 2006 at 10:12 pm
Dear Sandra,
The song Because He Lives is a most beautiful song. I have always loved it. Especially the verse that says And then one day I’ll cross that River. I’ll fight lifes final war with pain. And then as death gives way to VICTORY, I’ll see the lights of Glory and I’ll know CHRIST LIVES!!!!! I know it says He lives but I like it Christ. So does Zola. Our dear and wonderful Teacher sent from God. We shall see him when We see Jesus.
Because He lives I(you) can face tomorrow. Because He lives all fear is gone. Because I know He holds the future, and life is worth the living just because He lives.
God bless you dear Sister and the whole family!!
Love Cheryl B
April 21st, 2006 at 11:11 pm
Dear Sandra & family,
Our prayers are with you. We will see Zola and the Lord so very very soon!!! God Bless You More Than Enough!!
Shalom,
Jack & Beckie Burke
Chicago
PS- It is much better to be with the Lord!!!!!!
April 21st, 2006 at 11:28 pm
I met you once Sandra, it was a beautiful day and God loves you so very much - I told you I thought Zola was sooo cute, you smiled at me and said, “He is isn’t he!” Your Redeemer lives - my Redeemer lives - all who will believe. I know that our beloved Lord will wrap you in His Arms and let you know how much you are LOVED. May our prayers lift you up because we know that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted. Thank you, dearest lady, thank YOU.
Love,
Diana
April 21st, 2006 at 11:29 pm
Blessings and Grace and Peace to you Sandra …
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OH, Praise Be Unto Our
Risen, Living,
Lord Jesus,
the Christ !!!
OH Death, Where Is Thy Sting ???
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It Is Good To Give Thanks Unto Our Lord,
Singing Praises to Our God On High,
He Is Our Comfort …
He has Made All Things …
OH, GLORY UNTO HIM !!!
HE IS SO FAITHFUL !!!
But, Thou Oh Lord Are a Shield For Me,
My Glory and The Lifter Of My Head !!!
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Yes, This is but another begining ….
Zola is ‘Dancing Up’ a Storm In Heaven …
(can you imagine a chorus of 100,000s of Angels ???)
April 21st, 2006 at 11:51 pm
Over the past few days, it came to me how much He lives too. And in our family, Zola’s teachings are now into the 4th generation. My husband’s mother “found” Zola on TV. She introduced us many years ago. In turn, our son also has been blessed by his teaching, and now our grandchildren (17, 12 & 5 years of age). Sandra has done so much that we were unaware of, and so a belated thanks to you. What a legacy you carry on with the rest of your family. We will be with you in spirit at the memorial, and see you and all our brothers and sisters (who have written so movingly, as well as those too moved to write) in heaven one day. Till then, we send our love and prayers to all of Sandra & Zola’s family. May our beloved Saviour keep you all in the palm of his hand.
April 22nd, 2006 at 12:32 am
We continue to remember you all, Sandra and family, is our prayers. Thanks for sharing Zola with us. His ministry has been and will continue to be a blessing to our family. With much love and continued prayers. The Holy Spirit will continue to comfort you with songs such as Because He Lives.
April 22nd, 2006 at 1:36 am
Sandra,
All I have been able to think about is how much Zola must be loving his first days with Jesus and seeing all those who have gone on before us. What a thrilling time!! And to think that it will last for all eternity! GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST! Zola’s eyes have seen, his ears have heard and his heart now knows all the things that God has prepared for those of us who love Him. (2 Cor. 2:9) HALLELUJAH!
Thank you for keeping us so well posted on Zola’s progress these few months so we could pray for you and you could encourage us as we watched your faith and trust in God’s omnipotence, omniscience and omnipresence materialize. What a thrilling testimony that you (all) trusted Jesus so completely through it all. Thank you, too, for sharing how ‘Because He lives’ has encouraged you. I’m encouraged, too, when I think of ‘Through It All.’ What a mighty and awesome God we serve. We love you and will support you prayerfully and financially until, as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 says, “THE LORD HIMSELF WILL COME DOWN FROM HEAVEN, WITH A LOUD COMMAND, WITH THE VOICE OF THE ARCHANGEL, AND WITH THE TRUMPET CALL OF GOD, THE DEAD IN CHRIST WILL RISE FIRST. AFTER THAT WE WHO ARE STILL ALIVE AND ARE LEFT WILL BE CAUGHT UP TOGETHER WITH THEM IN THE CLOUDS TO MEET THE LORD IN THE AIR, AND SO WE WILL BE WITH THE LORD FOREVER.” Shalom…praying for the peace of Jerusalem!
April 22nd, 2006 at 6:17 am
Dearest Sandra,
God bless you and yours. Were it not for Zola’s ministry opening up my eyes, ears and heart, I would still be in the dark. My most beloved teacher and friend is in a better place, but I shall sorely miss him!
I have been one of those who were(as Chuck & Gigi put it)too moved to write…until now. Perhaps it is because Zola always reminded me so much of my dad; Their senses of humor, their forthright approaches on issues where others dare not tread, their gestures and mannerisms, even their big “teddy bear” hugability *smile*
So you see, Zola and his family are like my family. I appreciate you, I grieve with you, I rejoice with you and I pray for your comfort and peace in these times. Lean upon the Lord’s strength to be strong. Joshua 1:9.
Love,
Barbara
April 22nd, 2006 at 6:32 am
Sandra,
I have been up early this morning praying for you. I will be faithful to continue to do so. Let it be known, you are loved. All our notes to you can NEVER make up for the loss of your mate, the one you slept and lived with….it’s hard, and it will be harder…..but!!! ( I like ‘holy’ but’s :o) ) But, our L-rd loves you more and HIS strentgh promises to be with you…He will carry you when needed. And so for today, and do take ONE day at a time, let Jesus carry you. I love you more, Chrissie Joy Kelly
April 22nd, 2006 at 6:34 am
http://audios.dtison.net/dtison/hebrew/psalms/audio.php?NAME=0122_122_Psalm&BITRATE=160
Here is the song Sha-alu Shalom Yerushalyim by David Ison.
When ever I hear it I think of Zola.
April 22nd, 2006 at 8:32 am
“The righteous perish, and no one ponders it in his heart; devout men are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil. Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; they find rest as they lie in death.” Isaiah 57:1,2 (NIV)
“The righteous man perishes, and no one lays it to heart: and merciful and devout men are taken away, with no one considering that the uncompromisingly upright and godly person is taken away from the calamity and evil to come (even through wickedness) . He (in death) enters into peace; they rest in their beds, each one who walks straight and in his uprightness.” Isaiah 57:1,2 (AMP)
Zola is coming back! He will be dressed in fine linen, white and clean,and riding on a white horse with the armies of heaven following the Word of God, Faithful and True, on His white horse. (Rev. 19:11-16)
April 22nd, 2006 at 9:43 am
Just remember Song of Solomon 6:3.
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:03 am
Sandra,
I’ve prayed for you (and the boys and the grandkids)for years, but now, as Zola is with the Lord and you and the rest of the family are carrying on, I’m multiplying my prayers. The Lord had a big job for you before, and I know he has plans for your future. So many people you’ve never met love you, because of your loving care for and devotion to Zola. I’ll be praying, not just now, but for years, and I’m adding your Will to the list. May the God of all comfort bless you and the rest of the family with direction and provision and purpose, and with joy in his unfailing love.
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:15 am
Psalms 116:15 Precious in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His saints.
Zola, you will be inspiration to others, for many years to come. Your passing is but a blink in all of eternity. My own life was so much better for having known of your ministry and the style you chose to present The Word over all these many years.
We thank you for everything you gave us, and know we will see you again.
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:26 am
Dear Sandra,
Thank you for your loving support of your husband who was such a trusted teacher to me and to many over the years though I never got to meet him here. I mourn with you, though not as those without hope, and I rejoice with you that we will all be together soon with Him who loves us more than we can imagine! God bless you and keep you.
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:59 am
Dear Sandra — So long as we have you, we have a part of Zola still with us — indeed, you are one. Felt led to send Matthew 28 — because He lives we will live also. I have been a bit angry at God. Oh, to have a heart like Job! And not to sin with my mouth! Confessed it today. In everything give thanks, for this is God’s will for us in Christ Jesus. Casting all your cares upon Him, for He cares for you. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything through prayer and supplication, let your requests be made known…
In the end all we can do is give it to Jesus and place our trust in Him and rest in His promises and wait patiently — may Jesus hold you tightly in His lap as you trust and wait.
April 22nd, 2006 at 11:12 am
Sandra, my heart goes out to you, grieving with you and your family. I haven’t written before now, having been unable to muster the words to describe what was in my heart. I’m sad and full of hope. We always wanted to go on a tour and be in Jerusalem with Zola; now we will wait and be there with him later. I’m sure he will still be teaching us adopted kids the rich heritage we have been given, and making lovely music to the Lord! May God bless and keep you, be a husband to you, and comfort you always. If you’re ever in Missouri, please come stay with us–we didn’t have this place when dear Zola came to our church (Warrenton,Missouri), or we would have had the joy of having him in our house and serving him. Another missed opportunity; but my husband will continue his studies with your course, and we will continue to support the ministry whenever we are able. Maranatha!
April 22nd, 2006 at 11:31 am
Dear Sandra,
Shalom! We find ourselves without words to express how much Zola’s ministry meant to us. Although we never had the opportunity to meet him, Zola was a mentor to us. The ministry G-d placed upon him, has kept us involved in the Messianic Movement, with much passion. Because of the Holy Spirit, Zola became our friend, brother, and teacher. We are so thankful for that. Sandra, your devotion to Adonai, the ministry, and Zola is much appreciated. May Yeshua’s shalom and love continue to bless, comfort, and keep you and your family. We will truly miss Zola.
April 22nd, 2006 at 11:42 am
Dear Sandra and Family,
Thank you for sharing Zola with us for so very long. I wish I had something truly profoud to say - I only know that now Zola is no longer suffering and for that I Praise God. I also know that You and Your family are suffering somewhat, regardless of the peace you have in knowing where Zola is.
I will pray that God will comfort You and Yours so that each day becomes somewhat easier as you know that you are 1 day closer to being with Zola and the Lord.
God Bless You Sandra and Your Family.
Linda
April 22nd, 2006 at 12:00 pm
Dear Sandra,
I’m sorry I made a mistake in the verse part of the Because He Lives. It is because Christ reigns. But it is Because He lives too!!!!
Blessings to you all.
April 22nd, 2006 at 12:19 pm
QUE DIOS BENDIGA A SU FAMILIA. HE SEGUIDO ESTE MINISTERIO DESDE HACE MUCHO Y EL HERMANO ZOLA HA SIDO DE GRAN BENDICION PARA MI VIDA. QUE DIOS LES ARROPE CON SUS ALAS DE AMOR Y LES GUARDE, LE DE FORTALEZA Y PAZ QUE SOBRE PÀSA TODO ENTENDIMIENTO…. EL HERMANO ESTA EN SU PRESENCIA, CONTEMPLANDO EL ROSTRO DE NUESTRO JESHUA. PRONTO ESTAREMOS CON EL ALABANDOLE Y ADORANDOLE ….MARANATHA!!!
April 22nd, 2006 at 1:06 pm
Scriptures of Comfort for the beloved which are in Him – the Messiah
HE IS ALIVE INDEED!!!
(YHWH) You are my hiding place. You will preserve me from trouble. You will surround me with songs of deliverance. Selah. Psa 32:7
Psa 122:1 A Song of Ascents; of David. I rejoiced when they said unto me: ‘Let us go unto the house of the LORD.’
Psa 122:2 Our feet are standing within thy gates, O Jerusalem;
Psa 122:3 Jerusalem, that art builded as a city that is compact together;
Psa 122:4 Whither the tribes went up, even the tribes of the LORD, as a testimony unto Israel, to give thanks unto the name of the LORD.
Psa 122:5 For there were set thrones for judgment, the thrones of the house of David.
Psa 122:6 Pray for the peace of Jerusalem; may they prosper that love thee.
Psa 122:7 Peace be within thy walls, and prosperity within thy palaces.
Psa 122:8 For my brethren and companions’ sakes, I will now say: ‘Peace be within thee.’
Psa 122:9 For the sake of the house of the LORD our God I will seek thy good.
Rom 8:35 What will separate us from the love Christ has for us? Can trouble, distress, persecution, hunger, nakedness, danger, or violent death separate us from his love?
Rom 8:36 As Scripture says: “We are being killed all day long because of you. We are thought of as sheep to be slaughtered.”
Rom 8:37 The one who loves us gives us an overwhelming victory in all these difficulties.
Rom 8:38 I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love which Christ Jesus our Lord shows us. We can’t be separated by death or life, by angels or rulers, by anything in the present or anything in the future, by forces
Rom 8:39 or powers in the world above or in the world below, or by anything else in creation.
My prayers and thoughts continue for the family and friends of our beloved brother Zola.
I’m so glad to hear that God is bearing you up in His great love with songs of deliverance - just like He said He would!
April 22nd, 2006 at 3:40 pm
Dear Sandra, I am so thankful that we met in Cocoa.Fl when you and Zola came to speak. It was then I told you both we would be joining you on the Spring tour to Israel. But the Lord had other plans for Zola. I can think of him now joining David with his harp and Zola with his flute playing wonderful music together. Thank you for taking the time to come on the tour with us and sharing your love and Zola’s for Israel with us. We will greatly miss him, too. Lovingly, John and Anne Bernat
April 22nd, 2006 at 4:42 pm
I have only recently discovered there was a “Zola Levitt” show, and in this short time I realized what I have been missing out the last 25 years. Even though he is with God in heaven now, I plan on reading his teachings and watching past shows. God definately had a message to say through him. God bless Zola’s family and his ministry,
Ryan
April 22nd, 2006 at 4:43 pm
Dear Sandra,
Instead of your thanks to all of us, we want to thank you for being such a wonderful wife to Zola. You brought him your love and your wisdom, and also your son who has been such a part of the ministry. I know that God must have placed you right where you are. We feel Zola’s ministry is in good hands with you and your three sons following in Zola’s footsteps.
May God watch over all of you and give His guidance in carrying out His witness through your programs and tours.
Love in Y’shua,
Connie and Danny Harris
April 22nd, 2006 at 5:09 pm
Dear Sandra,
My heart and prayers go out to you at this time. I lost my husband 5 years ago and so I can understand what you are going through right now. I remember the Lord as my strong fortress back then. God was a very present comfort to me and I know He is and will continue to be to you and your sons as well. We certainly can’t feel sad for Zola because he is where we all want to be someday. It is the ones who are left behind that have to deal with the emptiness left when a loved one leaves.
Take each day as it comes. Some days will be better than others but know that each day you wake the Lord is there and will not leave you. Just remember the wonderful years that you spent with Zola and how wonderful the reunion will be in heaven!
God bless you.
April 22nd, 2006 at 5:18 pm
We just wanted to thank you for everything Zola has done. He now knows all of the lives he touched. If it had not been for Zola, we would not have the understanding of the Jews, and how their ways and traditions are so important to us as Christians! Praise Yeshua for his life and passion! Well done, good and faithful servant!
Love, Maggie and Brian Gregory
April 22nd, 2006 at 6:15 pm
Dear Sandra,
In our Easter Service 2 men sang Because He Lives and I want you to know that the Holy Spirit came down in a powerful way and just hovered over the entire huge audience.
It was absolutely precious, I have never felt a deeper moving of His Holy Spirit.
In my thoughts now I am letting that be a MEMORIAL to our precious Zola…..It was such a remarkable moment in time.
God bless you my dear one…..Lean upon the arms of Jesus…..He will fill the empty spot….I lost my dear Ray almost 10 years ago after we had been married 53 years….I couldn’t make it without my precious Yeshua.
The Lord will lead and guide you and bless you in a special way….Praise the wonderful name of Jesus!
April 22nd, 2006 at 8:23 pm
Job said that he would stand on the earth some day because his redeemer lives.
I always thought I might get the chance to take a tour of Israel with Zola, but now I know that if I die before the rapture; not only my Lord Yeshua but my dad and now my good friend Zola will be there in glory when I arrive.
We shall all enjoy the feast with Yeshua and ride white horses to victory on earth collecting the “chosen ones” from their place of refuge in the wilderness to set up His Kingdom. So shall we ever be with the Lord.
May many more trust in the Messiah Yeshua and join us in that day.
Shalom,
Bob Boynton
April 22nd, 2006 at 9:01 pm
Sandra, we have been and will continue to pray for you every morning. I know the days to come will be difficult, but I also know that healing and peace will come. We will miss Zola so very much. His teaching was like no other. We look forward to seeing him someday. May God bless you and keep you, and your family. Ray and Peggy Reed
April 22nd, 2006 at 9:28 pm
Dear Sandra,Mark and Aaron: I want to tell you how sad I am that dear Zola has left us and gone to be with the Lord. I am praying for all of you and the ministry. I know the days and weeks will be difficult but know that our Lord is greater than all of our grief and know that Zola is now with the Lord he loves so much. Take care and know that I will continue my financial support of the ministry and will keep in touch. Thank you all for your contribution to this wonderful ministry that has taught me so much…yours in Christ Marietta Redman
April 22nd, 2006 at 9:52 pm
DEAR SANDRA, GOING TO ISRAEL WITH YOU [6-04] was awesome!
dear sister, we love you
you are in my prayers …
April 22nd, 2006 at 9:59 pm
Dear Sandra, Family, and Staff,
You are all in our hearts and prayers as you celebrate Zola’s life and ministry.
Because of his steadfast teaching, his love for Israel, and his devotion to God,
we have been strengthened in our faith. We will miss him very much but we do
rejoice with you that he is in the presence of the Lord.
In Christian love,
Bill and Sydney White
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:52 pm
May the God of Israel be with you, Sandra, and your family as you go through these trying times. I have been enjoying what have probably been the last of Zola’s and your earthly programs. The ministry God entrusted to your dear Zola has touched more lives than you know. The strength of our Lord will carry you through.
April 22nd, 2006 at 10:55 pm
Zola is with our Lord, and thanks be to Him. To Zola’s famlily, I wish them peace, you will be with Zola again in paradise, that never ends. The Lord’s plan is being fulfilled, have faith, profess Christ as Zola did. Praise be to God. Amen
April 23rd, 2006 at 7:12 am
Our prayers are with all of you. Loss for us is so difficult
but knowing where Zola is and that we will see him again is the
comfort. When my father went to heaven four years ago a friend of mine
gave this verse to me — Isaiah 57:1,2 The righteous perishes,
and no man takes it to heart; Merciful men are taken away, while no one
considers that the righteous is taken away from evil. He shall enter into
peace. Thinking of the “times” we are living this verse becomes even more
meaningful. We appreciate all you have done for us and what your ministry
April 23rd, 2006 at 7:20 am
Praying for you and your ministry. Thanking you for all you have done
for us. We have learned so much. Your loss is understood — My father
went to heaven four years ago and a friend of mine gave me this verse –
Isaiah 57:1,2 — The righteous perishes, and no man takes it to heart;
Merciful men are taken away, while no one considers that the righteous
is taken away from evil. He shall enter into peace. Considering our
“times” this seems even more real to me. Looking forward to you ministry
from this day forward. Our love to you. — Todd and Phillis Cross
April 23rd, 2006 at 9:53 am
What a soldier of the Lord! I cannot say sufficiently how Zola has affected me by the way he lived to the very last. He is with the Lord Yeshua now.
Sincere condolence,Sandra and the family. How bravely Sandra soldiered on in the programme interview with Zola!
How fitting that the last programme was “He’s Alive”. Zola is alive now more than ever.
God bless you Zola.
Thank you and see you someday. Maranatha.
April 23rd, 2006 at 11:10 am
Because HE (YESHUA) lives we can face tomorrow. But we will all be worse off for Zola’s passing. He was faithful until the end. His master replied, “Well done, good and faithful servant! (Matthew 25:21)
April 23rd, 2006 at 12:29 pm
I am deepy sadened in my heart for Zola’s passing, and for your loss. I’ve loved Zola like my own brother for some 17 years now. Zola heard the words I most want to hear more then anything else…” Well done Zola, you are my good and fathful servent, come now, and inherit the kingdom that I’ve prepared for you since before the world was made. Lois and I have been praying for the both of you for a long time. We are family. We will stay at our post in srevice to Zola’s ministry till the Lord calls us all home. We love you deep in our hearts. You are never alone. We will all meet very soon… perhaps in the next blink of the eye. May the Lords arms hold you in deep love and peace. With much love and prayers GOD Bless always… Dan&Lois
April 23rd, 2006 at 3:31 pm
We have lost a great “General” in the Body of Christ…
Though I never met him, I feel like Zola was a personal friend through the television programming. I sorrow and for his departure.
His life was a rich treasure to many people in the Body.
I have so appreciated every program that I have had the privilege to watch and learn from. My Sunday afternoons have often been spent gleaning from his teachings.
His graduation to heaven is truly a loss of leadership to multitudes.
May God bless you with grace upon grace that strengthens and refreshes you and may the ministry continue for His glory, with Zola supervising from heaven’s shoreline, until you are reunited again! Shalom and praying for you.
Sincerely, Terry Jahner~~In His Presence Ministries
April 23rd, 2006 at 3:32 pm
To the entire Levitt family
May our Lord and Savior be with all of you. Because we have a great hope that can not be extinquished even by death no tears shall we cry but rather let us show what Zola would expect us to do and prais God for this wonderful brother. I believe Zola would tell us all there is much work left to be done. Let us all do what the Lord has blessed us with and continue the work to Tell all we know about the love of our Yeshua. Zola is another of Gods example of how we are to live and be uncompromising in our love and Awe of our Great God
with much love in Christ
Michael Caliri
April 23rd, 2006 at 4:30 pm
We were deeply saddened to learn today of Zola’s death. We extend our sympathy and condolances to Sandra and her family. We discovered Zola only a few years ago and, in a sense, I feel cheated that he was taken home so soon - I wanted more time to study with him! You will be in my prayers as you walk through this difficult time and we will pray for this ministry, that the Lord will raise up and bring to you those who will help this ministry go forward. I, too, love the song “Because He Lives” and will think of Zola whenever I hear it from now on. God bless you all.
April 23rd, 2006 at 7:07 pm
I receive your letter in Australia and have been blessed and encouraged by Zola in the few years I have received this letter. I only just received the April letter last week and was praying for Zola upon hearing of his illness, and for your ministry for the Lord in these last days. Then I logged on to your website and found that Zola is now with the Lord. Be encouraged that it won’t be long and you will all be together again forever. “Because He Lives” seems to be the theme song!
April 23rd, 2006 at 9:43 pm
Dear Sandra and family: Have just learned of Zola’s HOME GOING. Praise the Lord for His Goodness. May God send His angels of comfort to you at this time. May He grant you peace. My prayers will ALWAYS be with you and the ministry.
Take care….
Love & Prayers, ALWAYS
Nancy
April 23rd, 2006 at 11:55 pm
Dear Sandra & Levitt Family: The Scriptures tell us that we comfort those with the same comfort by which we’ve been comforted (Corinthians), and all of the notes I’ve read above mine, here, are trying to do just that. I hope this note will comfort you, as well - in time, of course.
April, 1978 brought salvation to my family - first my sister, then me and then our beloved Mom. Dad followed up after that. A few years after that, we found Zola. When he began appearing on TBN some time after that, we watched him whenever we could. Mom left a large library of books when she, herself, went Home (at the age of 55 of a massive aneurysm) and Zola’s books graced the shelves where they were stored. I was really shocked to hear the news of his illness in early March and called my sister to report the same. It was my sister who called me to give me the news that Zola had gone Home. In her gentle manner, she tried to ease my sadness by telling me that Mom was showing him around.
In the valley that King David so beautifully described, the night my Mom went Home, I found myself utterly devastated and lost. The electricty had blown in my entire lake-front neighborhood that sweltering August night in 1998 due to horrific heat during the day. I took full advantage of the blackness to fall on my face and cover my dread with the darkness. In that darkness, though, I found something I had only read about within the pages of Scripture - that incredibly, lovely, wonderful peace that passes all understanding. The Lord met me in the dark living room that night - and I know He is meeting you even now.
As the song says, “Soon and very soon, we are going to see the King. . .” It won’t be long, now, Sandra. Be of good courage and hold His hand very tightly; He’s right there to see you and your sons through even your darkest hour. May His face shine upon you and may He indeed grant you all the peace that passes all understanding.
Love in Him,
Robin
April 24th, 2006 at 12:28 am
Now in Zola we see a man that really loves God. It is clear from reading in the newsletters as well as watching the Internet videos that Zola really understood what is written in Psalm 84.
Ps 84:10-11
“Better is one day in Your courts
than a thousand elsewhere; I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of the wicked.
11 For the LORD God is a sun and shield; the LORD bestows favor and honor; no good thing does he withhold from those whose walk is blameless.”
We sang a song of worship today in church that says as Psalm 84:10 says, ‘Better is one day in your (Adonai’s) courts than a thousand elsewhere.’
As I sang this song of worship, I immediately smiled and cried tears of joy for Zola, as well as those of whom others and I have had to say, “So long.”
My dear father was a very young 63 when he died of leukemia. He had just retired (early) from his job of 30+ years that June. He had plans to travel, focus more in ministry, and spend more time with his family. And though he fought a good fight, he ‘flew’ safely home into the arms of his Savior. Knowing that didn’t stop my pain of loss; but it encouraged me to know that the loss is only temporary.
I am certain God was speaking to my heart a lot at that time. He knew I so deeply loved this man, my father and was truly devastated at his entire ordeal and departure on many human levels. God also knew I felt orphaned, fatherless, ‘teacherless’…sort of lost. Amidst all this, God was telling me two things. First, God reminded me through my mother that father ‘didn’t belong to me, but he belonged to God.’ I think I had trouble totally embracing that within my soul. My mind and spirit knew it was true, but my emotions gave a bit of a fight over it. Secondly, God quietly reminded me that one day in HIS courts is far better and beyond anything elsewhere and that father wouldn’t want to come back now, even if he could. Thirdly, God reminded me that I was not at all fatherless–that Yeshua-God would be all I need—that I am to be filled with peace and security, b/c He is the perfect Lord, friend, father, whatever I would need. Finally, knowing this meant that I had to come to understand something. The man on earth that I had known as my father is no longer my father, but he is fully my brother in Christ. That seemed like a strange shift in thinking. But it made perfect sense in light of Christ and the family of God. In Him we all have One Father, Lord, Savior, and Master–and all others in His family are our siblings in Him.
Of course I will always think in this life of my dad as “father.” We grew up calling him father. I look at the pictures, read his writings, letters to me, and so many other things–beautiful and profound pictures he had sketched or painted. I remember so many things he taught me. I with my brothers fondly remember him as our father–a great father in many ways–but very human in others–yet special, unique, and we feel blessed and more internally affluent from having him as our dad.
Ultimately I know that Christ in God, The Heavenly Father, is my All-in-all, and all other blessed kindred are God’s children, my siblings.
So I share this, not b/c I have anything new or profound to offer that will staunch the pain of loss. There is no medicine for the pain of such loss– except the hope in Christ. Yet we hurt and grieve, and our tears and grief are fully known to God. He has seen them and has compassion on us and gives us peace in Him. He also sees the future, and has indeed made it a reality for us—why CERTAINLY, “Because He Lives I CAN face tomorrow—the future…” Nevertheless in some ways the bittersweet sorrow is good for us to taste, though we’d rather not. I believe the more intensely we feel that free and guiltless pain of loss; the greater is the tribute to that person who has moved on to heaven. No one can replace another living soul—and that is fully to God’s glory. Although He has made us in His image, He has made none of us exactly the same, but unique in many ways.
What big shoes it seems would need to be filled at Zola Levitt ministries. But God will carry you all on and use you, as also he used Joshua, after Moses’ time here was finished. My deepest prayer now is God’s Spirit would move most powerfully now, in these days. Not that all involved would simply agree to never lose Zola’s vision; but more than tha–rather that all involved would be faithful and grow stronger in God’s vision for this ministry. “Unless the LORD builds the house, its builders labor in vain. Unless the LORD watches over the city, the watchmen stand guard in vain.”—Psalm 127:1 Indeed God has built this house. Therefore there is no need to worry. We can have Confidence and Faith. God is in Control. He Will Provide!
Sadly I say I never met Zola in person; yet amazingly God used him to open my eyes wider to various things. He used his very special, very unique ministry and style to increase my love for Israel, for God and His Word, and really for all people–and to work and stay strong in the hope that Christ died to give to all.
So now I will say faithful, persistent prayer is what I will strive to offer for this ministry of God. Time is short. The Lord IS at hand. The spirit of that understanding seemed very clear in Zola’s latter communications. The idea that he worked so hard and fast to get as much accomplished before his departure proves what he believed–it shows that Zola meant business for God. That testimony alone brings glory to God,and encouragement to the rest of us in Christ. His feverish work astounds me even now. Why? I am a RN by profession. I have seen many people in the dying process. They are often so overwhelmed and overcome that they can barely move through any of the stages of loss and grief. But in his last days, Zola’s testimony is a tribute–a triumph to the essential truth that those of us in Christ know—or indeed should know and feel as intensely as Zola knew and knows. Christ’s “realness” is palpable in Zola’s communications. From them, I believe I saw a bit into his heart–in that although heavy at saying ’so long,’ he was excited (He radiated this air of great expectation) at knowing he was going to soon be safely home–safely with his own heavenly Father, Savior, Lord, and friend–serene yet excited, eager, even thrilled to be embraced by His Lord and to see all that the Lord has for him. To catch a glimpse of that in Zola’s face and tone is to see how clear and strong his utter trust in God was. There are few things as beautiful to witness as those that can happily and readily make and have peace with the ways and will of God. That kind of trust highlights the truth and power of the Gospel. It has been said that in order for someone die well, they need to live well. Zola demonstrated a heart that would strive to do just that all the way until the end here for God and for us.
So I thank my Precious Lord and Father above that I was able to be a witness to that kind of faith–that kind of ‘Gospel in Action’ through the ministry and last days of Zola’s earthly life. Some people pull-in and hide away in their last days. It was an honor and yes, a tearful joy for me to be a witness to Zola and his family’s and staff’s openness and fervor for God.
Praise Adonai! Zola has entered into the unfathomable joy of the Lord. And indeed ‘better is one day in God’s courts than a thousand elsewhere.’ I’d be envious to stand in the dwelling place he is now; but my time is God’s. One of my most favorite Christian writer, musician/singers, Stephen Curtis Chapman has shared…”We are not home yet…”
Not Home Yet
“To all the travelers
Pilgrims longing for a home
From one who walks with you
On this journey called life’s road
It is a long and winding road
From one who’s seen the view
And dreamt of staying on the mountains high
And one who’s cried like you
Wanting so much just to lay down and die
I offer this, we must remember this
We are not home yet
We are not home yet
Keep on looking ahead
Let your heart not forget
We are not home yet
Not home yet
So close your eyes with me
And hear the Father saying, welcome home
Let us find the strength
In all His promises to carry on
He said, I go prepare a place for you
So let us not forget
We are not home yet
We are not home yet
Keep on looking ahead
Let your heart not forget
We are not home yet
We are not home yet
Keep on looking ahead
Let your heart not forget
We are not home yet.”—Stephen Curtis Chapman
April 24th, 2006 at 1:56 am
Just sitting here on Sun. evening, re-watching the show with Zola and Sandra, enjoying the show and forgetting for a few minutes that he really is gone. And when he started to play the song he had written for Sandra it hit me–he’s gone. But not gone, I guess–just moved on ahead of us. He showed me so many things that made my beliefs become so much more real–seeing the Valley of Armageddon(it really is there!) and the mountains that the armies will come down to attack Israel, listening to Walid talk about the end times and seeing how all the things the older Bible teachers had only been able to speculate about are now becoming so clear. I know the show will go on without him, but I’ll miss seeing Zola. I’ll miss actually watching Zola be Zola. One of my favorite things about Zola are his–what shall I say?– his twitches? His ticks? I just love the way he’d scratch his head, and then rub his eye and then stroke his beard–and on and on it would go. At first I found it distracting, because I’d start to watch to see what he’d do next, but after a while I got used to it and it became something I’d chuckle about, because it was just such a part of who he was. And now he’s in heaven and finding it all really IS REAL! All the things we’ve had to believe by faith here in this life, he’s seeing and experiencing in a new place, in his new body! And while we rejoice for him, those of us left behind will miss him much!
For Sandra and their family, I pray that God will give them grace to heal the ache of missing Zola.–Renee
April 24th, 2006 at 8:54 am
Dear Sandra and Family:
I too lost my husband 3 years ago. My prayers are with you and your family…I know God is faithful and good to walk thru the valley of grief hand in hand with you. I enjoyed listening to your husband’s program on TBN when I had the chance. We have the hope and excitement of seeing each other again when it’s our turn to make the trip to heaven!
God Bless
J Waters
April 24th, 2006 at 10:08 am
To all members Of ZOLA!
Sandra, I am so sorry at the loss of my messianic brother, I can not imagine how you must feel? I listened to every teaching since Zola aired and I will miss him greatly. I know that Jeremiah 29:11 claims, That God Knows the plan He has for us, plans to prosper us and plans with a hope and a future. Plans that are more perfect then we can even imagine. I was pronounced dead on arrival from a heart failure in 1994 from Rheumatic fever, I have four children and my family is all on the East Coast, So I lingered on life support until my parents could settle down my children. I was to the point where the DR.’s were telling my parents that I would be a vegetable and not a homosapian? I do think medicine needs to change that terminology as we are human, however Zola is glorified and touring the new Jerusalem as we speak! Maybe God needed a person who knew it as well as he did, to help everyone of us up in heaven to return during the millenial reign, and I am not kidding, He is still doing whatever he wishes. When I awoke from my coma I was so upset that I was back in my ill body, and had to win a fight with ecoli phumnonia from yanking my blue hose and left lung out! PAIN!!!!!!!!
In heaven there is no pain, no more tears or crying again, he is having so much fun now. I promise, I was upset until I realized God had a reason to give me the real glimpse of heaven, I am not writing a book, it is normal this day in the age of Technology according to my pulmonologist! “It happens every day here at the U of WA”, Dr. Christopher Goss MD. The Bible tells us, that in the end times mans technology will increase, my goodness by the time you buy your computer, it is outdated.
I am happy to be here and I encourage you that you will meet ZOLA soon in the air during rapture when we are glorified, in our new heavenly bodyies. We are the same in heaven, and we all know one another still, and reconize all, he will look like he did when you married, it seems God gives us just what we wish for. He is not waiting for a new body he has it now, just as Jesus did when doubting Thomas placed his hand in his side, and he ate fish,as ZOLA taught in the upper room, in Jerusalem! Awesome place to be!
I encourage you and your family to believe, grieve for awhile but be happy that he did not suffer and was a wittness and a true dying with dignity in both the Hebrew and Christian Tradition a real rabbi, teacher!
His impact to us Jewish mixed up people was awesome, I have prayed for this ministry daily and send in offerings when I can. I shall continue as a memorial to ZOLA! I never will forget him nor will most of us Irish Celtic Jews! He will go on……….. eternally Sandra.
I was in Heaven! Now, some of you may not believe me however as soon as I tried to enter the holy city Jesus explained to me, and I thought he was Santa Clauss with his white hair and firey eyes, that “The time has not come yet for anyone to enter it!” You have a mansion yourself in heaven, and I was sent back through space and time! Instantly. You may give out my web site if you wish. I will contact Hal Lindsay should anyone have a question? Oh I treasured my rabbi, Sandra, He was awesome, what a good and simplistic teacher for such a complex ministry, he really made all of us understand. I know you shall miss him, God has HIS Angels surrounding you and your family right now! I know that they will minister to you here on earth as they do for me. The Bible says, “Entertain strangers, for they may be Angels unaware! Who knows, maybe the nurse was one? You never know what or whome, when God sends people into your life. What a wittness for the Jews whom are not saved yet, I pray for them inbetween every heart beat and will now for your family, with dillegence. Thankyou Hal for keeping us up to date, about ZOLA. I cried today, being humanly selfish. I will miss him, I believe this ministry will go on till we return, during the rapture while we are gone all of the Jewish people living with the darn devil will have all of this ministry, “Left behind” and probably run his ministry on earth, while we all thank the dear Lord they will have something to help them. Thank you for your wonderful tours to Israel, and I pray someone will continue them. I donate when I can and will continue to remain in contact. Thank you again for allowing us to get all of this off our chests I do feel a little better rembering ZOLA the way he wished to be. Just like Pope John Paul the 23rd he died as a witness for the Lord!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
” Touch the Face of God” Ronald Reagan quote, however we do in actuality when we die. It is awesome there.
April 24th, 2006 at 10:39 am
Dear Sandra,
I heard Zola give the second part of his tesitmony this morning. I wish that I could have met him personally. God has even greater plans for Zola Levitt ministries. As Zola said this morning, probably another few weeks and we will be out of here anyway, PRAISE GOD!!
Bobby
April 24th, 2006 at 11:51 am
Dear Sandra,
I heard about Zola’s invitation to the Heavenly Feast. I am so sorry for the ones that are grieving him and that loved him so very much. You must be a wonderful woman, and I’m sure you must be going through alot.
Zola did so much for the world to bring Jesus Christ to the Jews, Christians and all religions and persons. Who knows how many people his message converted? He probably has one heck of a reward on the other side. I hope he remembers us when he comes into the Lord’s Kingdom.
Hopefully “the twinkling of an eye” won’t take too long. 1 Cor 15:52
I have put Zola and your family on my “Special Intentions” list for prayer.
your sister in Christ,
Lightning Rasmussen
April 24th, 2006 at 12:24 pm
Just recently I started to watch Zola’s tv program, and today (4/24/06) when he was talking about his disease, because he was losing his voice, that’s when I realized how sick he was..But I didn’t know that he already was in heaven..That I was praying for him, but he was not suffering anymore.. We are so selfish, because we don’t want our love ones to go, but in faith in our Lord and Savior we will see Zola again, smiling, talking with a very strong voice,praising and dancing for our Savior..We will keep you and your family in our prayers.I will also ask our prayer chain from our church, Colonial Hills United Methodist Church in San Antonio,Tx and our Emmaus friends to keep all of you in their prayers. In His love,
April 24th, 2006 at 12:34 pm
Sandra,
I have just learned of Zola’s promotion. My heart is saddened that he will no longer be with us. He will be very much missed, I guess the Lord need him to help with something.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Janice
April 24th, 2006 at 3:01 pm
I praise the Lord Jesus for Zola and will pray for Sandra and family. Zola taught me so much. God bless you all.
April 24th, 2006 at 6:21 pm
Dear Sandra and Family
My husband and I were so bless to have met you and Zola back in the mid to late 90’s. You came to The Colony, Tx. To talk and show us the Passover.(Sandra you even put the little cap on my husbands head. Which he has always remembered to this day.) And then the church gather together in the back room for Jewish Refreshments. It has always been a time in my life that I will always remember. There was such a Peace and a glow about Zola, that I kept following him in the room that we were in. And I guess he didn’t mind or he just didn’t notice. I just wanted to let you know how very special the two of you were, and to me. I have met many people in my life time and they have come and they have gone. But as for Zola, he has never and I will say it again Never left my mind or heart. When I saw Zola in person that day or watch him on t.v. I truly saw a Man who Loved His Messiah. How Bless we were to have meet him in person or seen Zola on t.v. And how he spoked about his Bloved Messiah. Now He can talk directly to him Face to Face.
Our Prayers are with you and the Family and those who worked so closely with Zola as well.
I truly Thank The Lord that Zola is NOW TRULY IN PEACE.
The Lord will truly keep you in the Shadow of His Wings.
With Heart Felt Prayers,
And In The Messiah’s Love,
The Hoskins Family
ps,
and Yes, Thank You Sandra and Family
for sharing Your Beloved Zola
with us.God Bless You
April 24th, 2006 at 6:37 pm
I am too emotional to state my feelings rationally. I know in my heart Zola is Praising the Triune God and chatting with St.Paul at this very moment.I don’t want to believe Zola’s gone but I know he’s in a place filled with Peace and the Brilliance of our Lord.
Peace to all the family.
April 24th, 2006 at 6:58 pm
Psalm 61:2-4 From the end of the earth will I cry unto Thee, when my heart is overwhelmed: lead me to the rock that is higher than I. For Thou hast been a shelter for me and a strong tower from the enemy. I will abide in Thy tabernacle forever: I will trust in the covert of Thy wings. Selah
Psalm 62:1-2 Truly my soul waiteth upon God: from Him cometh my salvation. He only is my rock and my salvation; He is my defence; I shall not be greatly moved.
Psalm 62:8 Trust in Him at all times; ye people, pour out your heart before Him: God is a refuge for us. Selah
April 24th, 2006 at 8:54 pm
It’s been a few days, I cried when I read the news, until I see him again I will miss him terribly.
Guy Marvulli
To all who made Zola a success, thank you all for all your diligence and love.
press on, Zola would have wanted it that way, and I am convinced that our Lord would echo the same words.
Guy
April 24th, 2006 at 9:22 pm
Looking back over the years of following Zola’s teaching is such
a blessing. I was thanking Y’Shua today that He sent us a
teacher (Zola) who always taught us the truth!! We never had to
wonder about his programs, comments, etc., because He was totally
committed to the Lord.
Thank you dear, Zola. I know you are
praising our Messiah at this moment with a joyous heart!!!
Fran
Memphis, Tn.
April 24th, 2006 at 10:25 pm
It sometimes puzzles me how we can be both sad and rejoice at the same time when a brother in Christ “gets his promotion” Several years ago my Father died of liver Cancer. He was like Zola, a minister to the end. Infact my Dad was even reaching out to the men in the palative care unit of the VA hospital where he stayed during the week until the last 2 weeks of his life.
Zola taught me so much in the last 20 or so years that I have followed his ministry.I rejoice at his work, I rejoice at his legacy, I rejoice at his life, I rejoice that he is with our Lord and Savior. I will miss him as I know all of you will, but only for a short time. Praise God soon we all will be reunited.
Thank-you God for Zola’s faitfulness to the call you gave him. Thank-you for his wife and all those who worked with him in this glorious mission. Thank-you that he touched so many of our lives even though we have yet to meet him personally. And Thank-you that he was a blessing to even the doctors and staff of the hospitals of his treatments. We thank you Lord that when you begin a good work in us you are faithful to complete it. In Jesus precious name, A-men.
April 24th, 2006 at 11:27 pm
I am very saddened to hear of Zola’s passing, but I rejoice that he is now in the hands of his loving Savior. The world is certainly a lesser place without him.
Our family has been so blessed by Zola and his ministry over the years, and our condolences and prayers go out to his family and friends at the ministry. I know his good works will continue, and until we all meet again, I too will continue to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
Sincerely,
Vic Medina
April 25th, 2006 at 8:47 am
Dear Sandra,
I am sad in my heart that Zola has left us, yet rejoicing in my spirit that he is with Jesus. I have learned so much from him over the years. I loved his music as well. A CHRISTIAN LOVE STORY is one of my favorite books by Zola.
On April 19th, I felt led to send you a large check to help with the ministry, I was writing it out just before Zola left for heaven. I will continue to support your ministry in the future.
Love to you and all your family.
Ron.
April 25th, 2006 at 9:32 am
Dear Sandra,May Jesus bless,take care of and comfort you and Zolas entire family and organization now and in the future. I have said before that watching Zola was like visiting with an old friend and having a good Bible study. I have made it a point to watch him every monday morning as I eat breakfast and get ready to go to work. I get the program here in Louisville, Ky. Monday 8a.m.from the TBN affiliate (WJYL) from Clarksville, Indiana and try never to miss it . We also have a PAX affiliate WBNA-21 here in Louisville but I dont think they broadcast the show,I’m praying they start to as people who can’t get the TBN reception will be able to get it.Besides the more stations Zola’s on the better it is for spreading and teaching the word, which he did such a good job of.I am praying for you all and again thank you and God bless you and all Zola’s people and everyone who has provided this website. Praying for the peace of Jerusalem.
April 25th, 2006 at 9:33 am
Like the other letter writers above, I was saddened by the news of Zola departure from our midst, but also heartened by the prospect that Zola is now present with the Lord. He and his ministry are very unique.
I had to laugh about the comments previously voiced from another about Zola’s twitching and scratching during his programs. I too noticed those but to me, that is what made Zola more real. He wasn’t as “polished” as some of these other characters that you see on TV. His genuine love for Israel and the Messiah was evident in every program.
It was because of Zola and his ministry, that I learned more about the Jewish roots of our Christianity. He gave me a greater appreciation of the nation of Israel; a better understanding of Old Testament prophets and feasts and how they were and are being fulfilled by the incarnation of Jesus. But mostly, Zola gave me a greater zeal for God our Father, Jesus the Messiah and the workings of the Holy Spirit.
I never had the opportunity to join Zola on one of his tours to Israel and through Old Jerusalem. Perhaps now, after the Rapture of the Church, I’ll have the opportunity to be with him on one of his tours through the New Jerusalem – I wouldn’t have it any other way.
April 25th, 2006 at 11:11 am
I would first like to say how sorry I am to here about Zola.He was such a wonderful person. I always loved watching he’s program. He has changed so many peoples lives. I love getting his news letters every month. He will be deeply missed. I went to Israel last year and it was great. I have been praying for all of you ever since I heard Zola was sick.I am still praying for all of you , the staff and just everone. I love all of you. We are all brothers and sisters in Christ. Keep strong in your faith and keep doing what you are all doing. It is not a time of sorrow it is a time of rejoicing for Zola just got his promotion to the head office.please email me back.
With love from your brother in Christ,
Adam Bruce
April 25th, 2006 at 3:16 pm
now it is time to be ready—zola went to be with our yeshua on my birthday– very sad—and i rejoice as well!!!! he will prepare the way for the 144,000 jews that are the messianic jews!!! he will be a light unto his nation— his people and i look forward to being with zola and all the messianic jews and the gentile martyrs and the 10 kings of the nations that grab the hem of a jew,probably arabs hallejuyah!!!! and the precious jewish people when we will reign with mashiach for 1,000 years—yes half jews can be 144,000 for manessah is a 1/2 jewish tribe—-zola has gone to mount tzyion to get a seal on his forehead where he will return to finish his mission—awesone and wonderous!!! yes there are g-d covennt jews—and lamb covenant jews—zola is a lamb covenant jew—pure in his heart—and a follower of yeshua–both men and woman in yeshua—pure jewish men in god of abraham jacob and issaac!!!! amen—–we will miss our zola!!!! no one is like him!!! world will be so quiet without him—– g-d knew he knows nd will forever know!!! god bless you and all our mishpocha!! amen amen and amen—–luv, sandra
April 25th, 2006 at 3:28 pm
I cannot tell you what this ministry has meant to my life and how it, in so many ways birthed me.
For many years I simply could not make sense of the what I hearing and reading in the scriptures, the Torah. I am a Gentile, you see.
Too hear others and the “southern preachers”, it should all have been like learning the ABC’s. Sorry, folks, the gospel just didn’t work for me. I am a college educated individual who isn’t easily convinced by fervor and zeal.
Then along came Zola and started talking about priests, Levites, Joshua, Yeshua, the Temple, blood sacrifices, purification, symbolism, atonement, offerings, ancient Israeli history, and most importantly, the Temple ritual. Suddenly, it all made sense. I understood what G-d was doing and had done.
To hear the gospel from the mouth of a Jew was the turning point in my life, my stars, I will never ever be the same.
Zola, my friend, Shalom. This planet is so much poorer without you.
April 25th, 2006 at 6:08 pm
Dear Sandra,
Thank you for sharing your husband with all of us even during his last days here. How generous to allow us this venue to express our admiration for Zola and You.
April 26th, 2006 at 12:12 am
Sandra, Will, and the whole team;
Shalom, I had such a great time this last tour, and though Zola didn’t make it, Sandra, Tony and Zvi (The Rrrred Bus) made it so special for my First trip to Israel. I especially remember Sandra drawing the line where Jesus would have stood at the synagogue ruins, and later explaining the Shabbat “schmoozing” at dinner. Awesome Sandra!
Zola first opened my eyes way back in the 80’s as to “Christ in the Passover.” God used Zola to show other “revelations” to this grafted in gentile, as He builds the pot of my life.
May the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, David, Peter, James, John, Paul and Zola keep you, and make His face shine upon you, and may He be gracious unto you and grant you His peace; in this trying time now and until eternity arrives for us all.
Shalom in the Lord, …Steve
April 26th, 2006 at 12:51 am
DEAREST LEVITT FAMILY, THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH, YOU KNOW THANK YOU DOES NOT SEEM ENOUGH TO SAY. I CAN SAY ZOLA HAS TAUGHT ME HOW MUCH GOD,S LAND HAS MEANT TO HIM AND THE JEWISH PEOPLE AND HOW MUCH YOU LOVED JERUSALEM, I NOW CAN SAY ZOLA HAS TAUGHT ME TO REALLY PRAY FOR THE PEACE OF JERUSALEM AND I DO NOW ALMOST EVERY DAY I REMEMBER HEARING ZOLA,S VOICE AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM,,, ZOLA WOULD SAY PRAY FOR THE PEACE OF JERUSALEM AND I HEAR HIM WHEN I SAY LORD I PRAY FOR THE PEACE OF JERUSALEM AMEN, LOVE TO ALL AND PEACE AND TAKE HEART JESUS SAID I HAVE OVERCAME THE WORLD.
April 26th, 2006 at 4:00 am
Your minstry helped me find Christ again in my life. The world is a lesser place with out Zola, but Heaven is a better place now with him in it. Although I never met him I feel I knew him through his TV programs. He helped to put the word of God in easier terms to understand, and of course he brought a Jewish flavor to it as well. I never got to the Holy Land with him, but I will someday, and I can’t wait. Zola was a true Zoinest. I have always loved the Jewish people and the Holy Land, but he brought the Holy Land and the Jewish people to me, and I thank him for that. I know he has brought many people to Christ–I am one of them. I will miss him, but I know I will see and meet him some day and we all will be with our Lord and Savior. Know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and that we’ll all see Zola acoording to God’s plan.
April 26th, 2006 at 12:18 pm
Sandra,
Was thinking a LOT lately of how Zola was as close to representing Jesus as any man can get…both from Jewish
backgrounds, both softspoken and yet outspoken LOL (love that!) Both living as simply as possible, seeking no personal glory here on earth, but continually speaking truth and casting the light of credit upon our LORD…Zola on Yeshua, Yeshua on HIS (and our) Heavenly Father…Both so very kind, giving their ALL right up to the last moments of their lives.
I do hope Zola’s last programs will be recast as they were prempted on some channels by pledgeathons. I don’t want to miss a ONE.
I have to tell you how HIGHLY I regard you and your family. Those last days any family member would want to be consumed in the presence of their dying loved one, and yet STILL you shared him with ALL. God has a special place in His heart for your enormously self-sacrificing generousity and kindness.
I must admit, I’ve been “storming the gates of heaven” with questions since Zola’s announced illness and passing… “WHY Lord, WHY NOW, when we NEED that precious sainted man more than EVER?? I know You have your reasons, Lord,but HELP me to understand in whatever way possible because I’m so astonished, hurt and feeling like my anchor has drifted to a distant shore… He wanted to be here, continuing to serve You; Wouldn’t a miraculous HEALING have done more to attract people in droves to your message? Dear Father, please help me to make some kind of sense of this..I’m feeling a bit abandoned…” etc, etc. (our poor LORD, how He puts up with me)
I then began to think of all the possiblities from thoughts that Zola’s work was sufficient and it was time for someone else to carry that torch (and consequentially reap the heavenly rewards associated with it) to that it must mean the rapture surely is almost here and there will be no further direction/guidance needed for those who are seeking. (Also considered that when Yakov Rambsel passed last autumn)
Then I got really UPSET, thinking of HOW MUCH GAIN Zola made in giving us all hope to stand firm while awaiting that glorious day and if ANYONE deserved to see it FIRSTHAND it was HIM, esp. given the impact he made daily on the lives and souls of so many. This was followed by DISCOURAGEMENT…perhaps it’s much further away than we all feel -after all it IS in God’s timing, not ours- and perhaps Zola was called now to protect him from these horrific times to come. This still didn’t sit quite right however, as I found Zola to be such a HUGE spiritual leader and so essential to promoting God’s Kingdom. Surely our Lord could have protected him, fortified and edified him while stil leaving him here on earth.
Then the Holy Spirit reminded me that Zola was given the chance to face this possibility, to prepare himself and his ministry and alas to tend to his flock last year when he was to undergo heart surgery….that we were all given the opportunity to consider that his work here on earth was likely to soon be coming to a close. Also to realize that in some way, perhaps beyond our understanding, he would make a much more powerful impact with our Lord in heaven.
Still reeling from it all and esp. from thinking the rapture must be so much further than we’d hoped for and believed as a result, I so much NEEDED Zola and his firmhanded way of giving practical hope and often uplifting us with his amazing wit and humor even in the face of despair -whether it be for Israel or for what was happening in our own country. Moments later I picked up Zola’s latest newsletter which had come the day before. (I was too hurt to read it initally). IN it, I got my answer…..it stated that Zola had the zeal to push himself to make nearly SIX months of programming prior to his graduation! That would take us right into the Fall Feasts when many believe the rapture will occur thereby fulfilling the true meaning of those feasts in regard to our blessed Yeshua. I knew then that whether it be this fall or a year from then, that this quite likely was a prophetic whisper that it will not be much more.
I know this is long, but I had to share how the Lord, again through Zola, his works and words, has soothed my hurts, anxiety and restored my hope that we will indeed be with Zola very very soon. I hope I see him right AFTER I see my parents on that oh, so glorious day.
Love and prayers to YOU Sandra, to your family, both by blood and those in your ministry who are persevering.
May the Lord Bless You and Keep You,
May the Lord Make His Face to Shine Upon You and Be Gracious to You,
May the Lord Lift Up His Countenance Upon You and Give You Peace.
Num 6:24-26
Annette
April 26th, 2006 at 1:06 pm
Dear Sandra:
I am in Pittsburgh, PA today with the Lausanne Consultation on Jewish Evangelism. Yesterday, the seventy of us stopped to reflect on Zola’s life and ministry, to thank God for you all and to pray for your family and the staff. May the Lord comfort you all among those He comforts in Zion.
April 26th, 2006 at 2:40 pm
Dear Sandra & All of Zola’s Family,
This has all seemed so sudden to us, though it may not feel that way to you at all. May the Lord comfort you during this time of grief and mixed emotions. Zola was such an example to all of us in the way he went through this trial with such faith and trust in the Lord.
May you all remain strong and be comforted by the pure, unconditional love of the Lord. Peace and comfort to you all.
Wanda
April 26th, 2006 at 5:32 pm
To my dear friends,
I became familiar with Zola shortly after becoming a Christian. Living in Indiana and fellowshipping with a group of strong Bible Believers many talked about him and his books. My memory of him stems from the very first days of my new life in Jesus Christ. I don’t have TV in my home so for years I didn’t see Zola’s program until Wednesday April 19. Sitting in a hotel room I tuned to one of the Christian channels and began watching Zola. I listened to his testimony and it was obvious to me he was not well. I began to pray for him and later called my wife and we also prayed for him together. On Thursday I read he had been taken to heaven. I called my wife from my office but could hardly carry on a conversation because I was so overwhelmed with the news. My wife and I were comforted though. We know that Zola’s battles are now over and that he has obtained the goal that we all seek. What encouragement to read Heb 12:22-24 to remind us of those who await our arrival to Mt Zion, in the New Jerusalem—City of the Living God. The excitement is overwhelming. Maranatha.
April 26th, 2006 at 8:09 pm
Hello to the family, We just found out this eve. April 26th that Zola has already left us. We moved 3x before we found a house to purchase and lost contact with Zola. We have cable now and it is too late to say goodbye but not too late to tell the family we will pray for you all. We went on a tour to Israel with Zola 10 years ago and will never be the same. We still talk about his teachings and especially the Bride & groom in the Jewish tradition compared to the Bride, the Church and Jesus. That teaching was awesome and we have repeated it many times for others to hear. God bless you all, Love, Frank & Carolyn Dillon
April 27th, 2006 at 7:03 am
Our hearts and prayers are with you. May the Lord of all comfort soothen your souls as a mother comfort her children.
We have to finish the race and we have to take the torch that Zola left on the earth with the Anointing to be spread all over the world for the coming of Our Lord Yeshua. We are in the last days of preparation.
Blessings to Sandra, the children and the staff. We love you!
April 27th, 2006 at 9:35 am
Sandra, I just saw the “Introducing Sandra” episode. I have never been glad that this life is so short, but I thought today that it is good that it isn’t too long. You will see Zola again soon. And, best of all, meet Yeshua face to face. I’m praying for you and sharing tears. I can’t imagine the pain of losing my husband. The Lord continue to bless you and family, friends, and staff at the ministry. Thank you for your faithfulness to God, to your husband, family, and this ministry!
With Love,
Sandy Driggers
April 27th, 2006 at 10:59 am
Dear Sandra and Family,
My sincere sympathy on the homegoing of Zola. I am new to your Ministry and have enjoyed and was blessed by your programs aired on TBN each Monday morning at 8 AM. The circle is being broken down here on earth but the circle in heaven is being formed with all our loved ones. Some day, this circle will be complete and there will be great rejoicing! I can see Zola in heaven joining the Angels with his music talents and conversing with Abraham,and all the O.T. saints. Praise the Lord, I can’t wait until I am there too! May your memories keep you comforted until the great reunion in Heaven. My prayers of peace and comfort to you and your family. We all share in your loss.
In Christ’s Most Holy Name,
Dorothy
April 27th, 2006 at 11:23 am
Dear Sandra,
My sister and I had the pleasure of going to Israel with you and Zola in November 2004. I suppose it was Zola’s last trip there. We had such a wonderful trip and am so thankful for all the memories. It was a joy to get to meet Zola and hear all that he had to share. I lost my mother to liver cancer in 2002 and know first hand what that journey is like. Just know that you are in my prayers.
With love,
Karen McGuire
April 27th, 2006 at 5:25 pm
Dido’s to Charyl B. she has it right, Because He Lives, We can face tomorrow.
But today we have sorry in our hearts for you. We are praying for you and the family and friends. We look forward to your teachings in the future, so keep the ministry going, we need you all so badly.
Shalom, shalom.
Gayle and Hal Bell
April 27th, 2006 at 10:09 pm
Dear Sandra and all your family and staff,
I am really sorry that Zola is gone from you and all of us out here, even though I know that Heaven is so wonderful. Zola was the one who educated me about Israel and the Jewish people when I was a new Christian. I already had a special good feeling for Jewish people for some reason - but Zola just made it a consuming fire!! Nothing else was so compelling and no country on earth was interesting except Israel!! I got to go to Israel once and hope to do so again. Zola just did such a wonderful job and was such a wonderful person. I will miss him very much. I know its hard for you and I pray for all of you.
Love to you all,
Paula
April 28th, 2006 at 7:15 pm
Dear Sandra and family,
I am very thankful for how Zola and his ministry has been a blessing to Israel, and God’s Special Chosen People, the Jewish People. I am also thankful for how he has blessed the life of my family, and my own life. Thank you for giving to the Lord, Zola. Our lived were truly blessed and changed.
In Yeshua’s Name
Kenneth
April 28th, 2006 at 8:16 pm
I have watched ZOLA’S programs for many years. And recorded (VHS & DVD) many of his programs. I needed a backup when I talked about ISRAEL. Six billion plus on earth but, only ZOLA gave us the true & complete story. WOW, he set the BIBLE to music. I have volumns One & Two of ZOLA’S CD”S. Wed. April 19 I went to sleep listening to “Jerusalem Forever”. DALE
April 29th, 2006 at 2:39 am
“…A book of remembrance was written…for them that feared the LORD, and that thought upon his name. And they shall be mine, saith the LORD of hosts, in that day when I make up my jewels….Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his saints.”
Malachi 3:16-17; Psalm 116:15 KJV
I wanted to let the family know I have been thinking of you since learning of Zola’s death, am praying for you and the continuance of the ministry, and send heartfelt sympathy from one who so much appreciated Zola’s teachings. What a positive impact he had on such a number of people who knew him personally and on others who recognized, admired, and appreciated him! It is wonderful that he was able to touch so many lives as a teacher and witness for Yesuah. I am sure memories of pleasant times are proving to be treasures in your hearts, and I pray for solace concerning any disquieting times. “…Comforted together…by the mutual faith,….faith in the Lord Jesus….COMFORT ONE ANOTHER….” (Romans 1:12; Ephesians 1:15; 1 Thessalonians 4:18; 5:11)
“The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be with you…. The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.”
2 Corinthians 13:14; Numbers 6:24-26 KJV
April 29th, 2006 at 9:55 am
Dear Levitt Family, so sorry for your loss. we will all miss him, he taught us so much about the Holy Land and the Jewish people, I could never understand why anyone would not love the Lords land and his special people. Zola brought it all to life and for those of us who were unable to travel there, through the program we felt as though we had been. thanks for sharing Zola with us all. we will continue to pray for your family and ministry. Prayerfully Pat
April 29th, 2006 at 3:44 pm
For Sandra and Mark in memory of Zola’s great Love for Israel.
“A Prayer For Israel” flash presentation of Tehillim 83 Psalm 83
with the music Kumi Ori (Arise and Shine) by Barry & Batya Segal
http://www.acwitness.org/psalm83english.html
B’Shem Yeshua
Laurel
April 29th, 2006 at 9:37 pm
Dear Sandra, family and staff — listened to Zola’s CD “Next Year in Jerusalem” enroute to a conference and back. How dearly you can tell Zola loves his Yeshua in those songs, especially, ‘Would God I Had Died for Thee’ where it says:
“Oh to live my life for the King of Kings
This above all I want to do
And when I die may they say,
“He gave his life for his King”
And that I lived and died for You.
Zola surely lived and died for the King of Kings. The song I think encourages us to die daily for our King and, if need be, physically in this life as we stand for the Word of God and for the testimony of Jesus (Yeshua).
April 30th, 2006 at 12:09 am
Oh how I will miss Zola! I guess I’m one of the last people to learn of this sudden illness and passing. I don’t usually get to watch his show that often because of so much illness in my own family. But when I did catch his friendly voice and see his smiling face it always lifted my spirits. He always looked like he would be a great “hugger” and would be their to lift a weary heart with God’s word. I learned so much from him and had always hoped to go on a tour. When I heard how sick he was I was stunned. I just prayed that Zola would be with us until the Rapture to help Christians stay focused, keep us vigilant about false doctrines, and so many other problems facing the Church. I’ll have to purchase some CD’s so I can keep his spirit close. May God bless and be with his family, friends and staff during this difficult time.
In loving memory,
Brenda
April 30th, 2006 at 12:27 am
My condolences to the family. I’m actually a little jealous since he’s with Jesus right now and we’re still in the trenches. But never before the Lord’s Will. I’m looking forward to shaking his hand and all the hands of those Brothers and Sisters in Christ who had a part in his Ministry and his Life, and to Glorify God and Christ together.
April 30th, 2006 at 8:10 am
I was just told, and My heart hurts right now….is it selfish to miss a person that fed the word of G-D to your soul???
To Sandra, Zola’s family, work associates & friends….Thank You All for being the back bone of support, so
that Zola could do what he did best: Witness to the rest of us!!!
April 30th, 2006 at 8:41 am
I’ve just learned of Zola’s departure of this life and the beginning of his new and eternal life with our Lord. I am so sorry (for our loss), yet joyful for Zola, as Paul
says “to die is gain.”
I will miss him, but I look forward to the future programs.
Blessings and comfort to the family.
April 30th, 2006 at 2:59 pm
I want to thank Zola for allowing me to help with Jews for Jesus which I have been doing for several years. It was him who requested in his newsletter and on television to help with Jewish Ministries around the world. I am positive that the the LORD will say well done good and faithful servant enter now into the joy of thy LORD.
April 30th, 2006 at 4:53 pm
I only recently became a listener to Zola. I am sorry now that I did not become aware of his program sooner so I could have enjoyed his wit, his strong love for Israel, and his wonderful teachings about the Jewish people longer. I will continue to watch his program and reading the Levitt newsletters, knowing that he would want his viewers to do that. May God continue to bless the ministry he started with the same love and devotion he gave it for all those many years. My prayers are with you and your entire family Sandra, Shalom, Judy
May 1st, 2006 at 5:07 pm
I heard about Zola’s promotion last night at the 1AM show. My heart is still saddened by the news. I greatly rejoice for my brother but I hurt for the ones that are left. I could only ask as I heard the news, “who will tell them now of the peace of Jerusalem? Who will be faithful and honest toward the people Israel with the Good News of Yeshua? Who will ask them to Sha’alu Shalom Yerushalem?” I thank our Lord and Savior for the profound influence Zola has left on my life. I will tell of the peace of Jerusalem, and I will continue to ask one and all to Sha’alu Shalom Yerushalem. I will witness to Jew and Gentile of the Good News of Yeshua. I will follow the example of my dear brother Zola.
I only wish I had been there to see my dear brother Zola be embraced by our Lord, but I just have the sneaky suspicion that he will still be in that embrace when we get there.
In true Hebrew fashion I cannot offer any words of comfort for his dear Sandra because I know that there are no words that can really comfort you right now. Only the Living Word can comfort, so I will Pray for the Peace of Sandra and your entire family. Shalom in your hearts and in your homes, in your work and in your words, in your grief and in your thoughts. The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all. Blessed be Zola Levitt and all his generations forever.
May 1st, 2006 at 5:08 pm
I was really blessed watching the 2 Zola’s Testimony programs, as I know many others were. His testimony is very inspiring about trusting the Lord, and that He has a plan for each of our lives.
God Bless,
Kenneth
May 1st, 2006 at 11:24 pm
Dear Sandra and family: What a profound loss! If it were not for the Lord’s comfort we would all be inconsolable at Zola’s home going wouldn’t we? It just makes us so grateful to know that our separation isn’t a permanent one (and probably not a very long one either since the Rapture looks to be right around the corner).My beloved dad passed away back in October. He loved Zola so very much, as did my mother who passed away in 2003, I know they were among the first ones to welcome Zola to heaven. We can’t help the tears when our loved ones have to leave. Yet even in the saddest time the knowlege that our Savior is alive and that we can trust His promises that our saved loved ones rejoice in His presence and will welcome us in joy sustains us in our sorrow. For in His Holy Presence there is fulness of joy. I am jealous and yet am rejoicing–we shall be with our families for eternity with Christ. I mourn with you and yet our Praises to our Lord and Savior ring through the heavens.
May 2nd, 2006 at 12:10 am
Thank U for allowing us the privilege of knowing Zola an the many whom worked so hard to bring weekly broadcasts . I’ve watched Zola for many years, an intend to keep watching the programs as they come. I pray for Shalom to all of you in Jesus name.I’ve learned so much from these programs that its unfathomable to begin to explain all the shows i’ve watched over the years has taught me.I have a new insight on Isreal other than what i gleaned from my bible , Zola brought it so much closer for me an my husband, (he is a new Christian) an Zola sure showed him much i could never begin to expalin to him but Zola did.I really enjoyed the programing that Wally Shobat and Abrim ( can’t remember his last name) were on an truely gave insight that the news media gives, they are not telling the truth in the papers or on the TV,but, Zola did, unbiased an straight to the point each time. I someday hope an pray to be able to take a tour of Isreal, (my real home someday,will be the 1000 years) with the Levitt tours and family. My husband and I both want to see it through one of your tours. I’ve written down all the numbers for contact soon as we can afford to go.
I look forwards to seeing and meeting all my jewish brothers and sisters in Christ at that time.
Sandra and sons, my heart goes out to you , i know what a loss is, i too have reciently lost my Dad, it hurts an terribly, no medicine but the bible, the endless word of God can comfort at this time, so i feel your pain. I also know that someday we all shall meet with HIM in the air at the last trumpet sounds. This is a glorious promise i totally look forwards to.
I will continue to speak to all who will listen to me about Zola an his ministries and plan on as money allows to aquire as many of his teachings as well as his wonderful music that i so dearly love.
May Gods Blessings continue to hold you up and the “Comforter” be with you as you journey in this life till the eternal life an light is come for all of us.
Yours in Christ,
Connie Mundy
PS. Shalom and i DO pray for the peace in Jerusalem
May 2nd, 2006 at 8:57 pm
Dear Levitt Family,
Your family and ministry will be in my heart, prayers and support. Many scriptures and questions came to mind when I clicked on the website and read the announcement of the death/promotion of this soldier of the cross. I suppose I wanted something to numb the deep sense of loss. Although I discovered the Zola Levitt program only about a year ago, Zola’s passing is deeply felt in Akron, Oh. My heart says this isn’t right; the world needs this soldier of Yeshua. This is a time when I again can only trust and I know that I can . . . Because He Lives! I will rejoice in The Lord and be thankful for giving us Zola Levitt and for Zola’s faithfulness.
Sandra, not too long ago I saw the program where you were honoring and thanking your dear husband. I thought she’s knows that they have an annointed covenant marriage. How precious! I’m sure your heart was heavy, but how precious. Thank you for your faithfulness and steadfastness. Thank you.
May 3rd, 2006 at 7:41 pm
Zola - One of a Kind - Will be sorely missed. I can’t imagine myself being this choked up about any other TV teacher or preacher. A priceless man.
May 3rd, 2006 at 9:49 pm
Zola was my “Wednesday Night Service” I could not believe what I read tonight! I have been praying for Zola’s healing “on every thought of him” and he’s been in the presence of Our Lord since the 19th! Our world needs the truth that Zola taught about Isreal and Jesus so desperately! Who will teach the American Church the Jew first and then the gentile? Who will teach of the rich symbolism of Passover and the Bride of Christ? I am heart broken at the loss of such a wonderful servant of our God! I am so sorry for your loss Sandra! I lifted your heart up to our God in my prayers.
Love in Christ,
Liz
May 3rd, 2006 at 10:51 pm
Just wanted you ALL to know that still praying and thinking about you ALL! I have witnessed such an outpouring of faith and love from the witnesses because of the Ministry of Zola Levitt Ministries. Just as when Pastor Adrian Rogers passed on, we are able to enjoy and LEARN from his teachings from the Word of God. It won’t be possible to silence the MESSENGER and the MESSAGE of Yeshua is Messiah and there is no other. As I read these testimonies, I am amazed at the numbers of blessings I am personally receiving just from reading them! What an awesome job Zola is able to see clearly all the hard work, moving as the Spirit led, enduring difficulties, and above ALL, SPEAKING THE TRUTH - IN LOVE.
Daily I see the Word of God that speaks to me.
“And Jesus answered him saying, It is WRITTEN, THAT MAN SHALL NOT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE, BUT BY EVERY WORD OF GOD.” Luke 4:4
“And ye shall serve the LORD your GOD, and He shall bless thy bread, and thy water; and I will take sickness away from the midst of thee.” Exodus 23:25
Both of these verses convey to me that the SAME GOD, of the SAME people, of the SAME PRAYERS, SAME language … for thousands of years, is The GOD of CREATION.
I am trying to listen carefully! As y’all begin to prepare for the Memorial Service, please know you are all dearly loved, appreciated, thought about, and above all continously prayed for!
Sha alu, Shalom Yerushalym
I had hoped one day to tell Zola I finally have been able to say it correctly. I’m so glad that he said that every Sunday so I could learn how to pronounce it properly and in the process PRAY THE PRAYER!
Still being blessed ….
Love always,
Diana
May 4th, 2006 at 2:40 am
All I can say is…”You Go Girl”! Jesus lives with you, He lives in you, and He lives through you. God bless you Sandra.
May 4th, 2006 at 9:11 am
Sandra, Family and Staff,
Thank the Lord, your Zola came to me via his TV program many years ago. At that time, I was restricted to bed for about three years straight. As a young believer back then, his message always blessed me and I am a better Christian because of his teachings. He nurished my love for Israel and the Jewish people. I just want to thank you because he couldn’t have done it without your loving assistance.
I want to challenge everyone who reads these letters to consider donating to the ministry on a monthly basis and those of us who already do to increase their monthly donation. Just a few dollars a month adds up when many give. The Body of Christ as well as Israel needs this ministry to stay strong.
God Bless you,
Jeannine
May 4th, 2006 at 10:32 am
Barb Moore Says:
May 4, 2006 at 10:30a.m.
Dear Levitt Family:
Oh, How I cried to hear today, May 4, 2006 that Zola is gone.
What a lovely man of God he was and a great MESSENGER for God, too.
I will keep you all in my prayers.
God Bless You All.
Barb Moore
In Christ
May 4th, 2006 at 5:02 pm
God Bless You and Keep You! I Thank God for You! Zola’s Ministry Lives on Forever!
May 5th, 2006 at 3:04 pm
Dear Sandra and Levitt family,
I have followed Zola Levitt Ministry for years and always looked forward to finding the Newsletter in my mailbox.
I have been praying everyday for you and your family since I first learned of Zola’s illness and now his passing on to be with the Lord Yeshua.
While I never had the opportunity to meet him or you personally, I felt like part of the family through his teachings and beautiful music.
Thank you for all you’ve given to this “family” of believers in Yesua through your personal sacrifice and dedication.
Sandra, I will continue to pray for God’s strength and comfort to flood your soul and to sustain you in your waking and sleeping moments.
May the knowledge t