Comments on: Memorial Service and memories

By: Simone A. Mohammed

Simone A. Mohammed — Tue, 13 Jun 2006 22:31:19 +0000

Greetings to the Levitt family. I am touched by the ‘passing from this life’ of my fellow labourer in Christ, Zola.

I first saw him on TBN a few years ago and was excited and blessed to see someone explaining the scriptures the way he did.
He took me on trips to Israel, through the program, and enlightened and encouraged me through his teaching. His manner was that of a well studied teacher. For the short time that I have heard him I was enlarged and truly grateful. I have someone else to look forward to introducing myself to when we meet after I have accomplished what I have to do on this earth.

He was so amazing, I will miss him. Do keep on speaking and teaching the scriptures.

May the Lord continue to bless and keep you, may he continue to make His face shine to upon you and be gracious unto you, may He continue to lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace. Until we meet in Jesus name, Amen.

Peace to you. Peace to Jerusalem.

By: steve

steve — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 00:05:31 +0000

To the family of dear Chaver Zola,
‘Ha Ma kom ye na chem, et chem, be toch, sheh ar avaley Tzion vee Yerushalayim”
…May you be comforted with all those who mourn in Zion and in Jerusalem, never to know any further sorrow for many years to come.

This is the Jewish traditional response to the mourners when a Jewish neshama leaves this earth and goes to be with Hashem. Zola Levitt, may his memory be for a blessing, has gone to be with Jehovah. His Messiah, Yeshua who is the Ribbono shel Olam and Jehovah incarnate, is embracing Zola with loving Divine arms… the Everlasting Arms.

Zola will greet all of us when the Shofar HaGadol sounds and when, in one-ten thousandth of a second we go to be with Yeshua. I look forward to celebrating the
Great Chatana of the Ayil with Zola, and shepping nachas with the whole family of God for eternity.

To the family … Baruch Dayan HaEmet … Blessed be the True Judge. Your sorrow will be turned into joy , even as Yeshua Hamashiach has come that our Joy might be full.

Shalom u’mevorach. Mara - na - ta

By: Brian Brumfield

Brian Brumfield — Sun, 21 May 2006 06:02:11 +0000

How can one summarize the impact of the loss of someone like Zola. His voice warmed our home on so many occasions. His heart seeped through the television into mine. I never met Zola in person, but I feel as though I have lost a great friend. I know he is in a better place, and I know that I will see him again, but now I mourn, and now I weep for my friend and his family.
I was watching old Tivo recordings of his show when he mentioned his physical fate, I jumped on the web and saw that he had gone. I am crushed. I am sorry to leave such a negative note, but I am truly heart broken tonight. God bless you Zola, and those of you left to carry the torch. Peace and grace to you!

By: Marietta Redman

Marietta Redman — Sat, 20 May 2006 10:05:28 +0000

Thank You Webmaster: for this report on the Memorial for our beloved Zola. I am still very sad knowing he has left us but am warmed and blessed by his broadcasts and Levitt Letter that still contain Zola’s words and work. I will be looking forward to the good work that comes out of Zola Levitt’s ministry. Thanking our Lord for this wonderful man and also for the wonderful people who carry on this ministry….Marietta Redman of Redondo Beach, CA

By: aly singer

aly singer — Thu, 18 May 2006 05:48:45 +0000

I had the privilage to go to Zola’s memorial. It was not what I expected, it was better! I cried, I laughed, I cried some more and left being extremely thankful to G-d for blessing me with Zola’s teaching, Zola’s life.

Though I never met Zola in person he was and still is my mentor…the impact he made in my life is still with me today. I am now like a walking, talking Levitt letter…Zola was my example…to be an advocate for Israel and my Jewish people, to fight anti-semitism…to shed light on what Islam really is…I’m now writing and blogging and credit Zola for what I’m doing today. Todah raba Yeshuah for blessing your people with Zola!

At the memorial it was wonderful to see Zola as a child, a young man…he had no clue how G-d was going to use him to reach millions. May that be a lesson to all that think that they can never do great things for G-d.

I’ve been a supporter of Zola’s ministry but now I’m going to do it “automatically”! I pray that this ministry never ends…(until the rapture ofcourse) and that Zola’s legacy will live on.
I continue to pray for you Sandra, and your children and every single person that feels the pain of Zola’s departure. I can’t wait for the day that I meet my Lord and His heroes…among them Zola Levitt!
Your Jewish sister in Yeshuah,
aly

By: Marjorie

Marjorie — Wed, 17 May 2006 05:36:38 +0000

I will miss Zola’s program. There is no one else quite like him.

By: Chris

Chris — Tue, 16 May 2006 22:42:06 +0000

For the first time today I heard some of Zola’s music on cd; my sister gave me two of them as a gift.

NOW I know why the Lord took Zola home; He waited as long as He could bear; He wanted to hear that MOST beautiful music uninterrupted, and into eternity. I know I surely would. I know Zola is resting in peace, but busy making Heaven’s music.

God’s blessings on you and your families at this difficult, yet glorious time.

By: J Jared

J Jared — Tue, 16 May 2006 16:48:35 +0000

I’ve watched Zola since I was little because of my parents. Through him I learned a love for Israel, the Land and the Jewish People. His teachings were the foundation for what would later be my decision to convert to Karaite Judaism. I was even impressed he had Nehemia Gordon on. His defense for Israel is unparalleled in this day and age as well as his fight against replacement theology. May the Lord richly bless him.

By: Guy Marvulli

Guy Marvulli — Tue, 16 May 2006 11:05:27 +0000

Zola finished his course, the race is over for him, the impact that Zola has made on believers cannot be measured. Zola led with gentleness, intellect, and reason. He blessed us with his music and song. I believe Zola is with the Lord, but Zola lives on in all of us, He has imparted to us the Gospel of his life. Zola was in so many ways like Paul, I cant imagine how the believers felt at Paul’s departure, but one thing is sure, the purpose and plan’s of the Father will go on. So let us all carry on the will of the Father, in the Spirit of Messiah, and let us hold on to the great cloud of witnesses who have gone on before us, as an example. We count them blessed, do we not?
Let us continue the work laid before us, and fulfill our calling, let us be imitators of Christ, and of Paul , and of Zola, and may our names be recorded with theirs as the faithful in Christ Jesus.

By: Polly in Minneapolis

Polly in Minneapolis — Tue, 16 May 2006 03:11:36 +0000

Seeing Zola again last night and hearing the catch in his voice as he talked about the disappointing results of treatment as of March 30th, made me cry. It occurred to me that this wounded warrior, whose Captain was calling him off the battlefield, not only helped us learn to live, but was now, by example, helping us to learn to die too. Zola said he was not sorry to leave us, for he knew what was ahead. How courageous. He did not ‘put on a happy face’, but rather showed us he knew the end was coming on quickly. But he remained at his post, though weak and broken. That’s honesty, folks. Zola, should the Lord tarry, I hope I can have such courage, perseverance, fortitude and integrity at my end of life. May we all remember your shining example of life and death. Brother, you certainly are something and I truly look forward to embracing you in Glory and thanking you for tremendous work down here. Great is your reward. Praying for the peace of Yerushalyim! Love, Polly