Hebrew Voices #52 – Heroes of 9/11
In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Heroes of 9/11, First Responder Detective David Brink (NYPD Retired) takes us on a private tour of the 9/11 Memorial Museum at Ground Zero and walks us through the events of that day. He … Continue reading →
In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Heroes of 9/11, First Responder Detective David Brink (NYPD Retired) takes us on a private tour of the 9/11 Memorial Museum at Ground Zero and walks us through the events of that day. He also shares how he ran into the "9/11 Church" to find refuge from the cloud of toxic dust that formed when the Twin Towers collapsed and gives us a glimpse into how his faith gave him strength during such difficult times. Danilo wrote: “This episode is very revealing, and is a perspective I never heard.”
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Touching tribute. This will never stop until the Messiah comes to rule and reign. Mankind cannot justly or peacefully rule himself.
Sadly, as the USA and the world drift deeper into moral decay, this was not the first “wake up call”, and will likely not be the last.
I humbly applaud David Brink’s resolve to live the best and most honorable life he can, as a memorial to the dead. “What does Yhwh require of us, but to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with our elohim.
The “pearl harbor” comments are far more profound than words can express, as the pearl harbor attack was known of in advance, and the sailors were not warned. Overall war intelligence and strategy was deemed of more value than the men’s lives.
Nehemia – Thank you for doing this segment. Every year on the anniversary of 9/11 my heart is heavy to think of the loss of innocent lives on that day. We must realize everyday that we are in a battle. The kingdom of darkness is doing all it can to destroy the Kingdom of YHVH. We must run into our strong tower, our Migal Oz and trust the power and might of our Heavenly Father. We are TRIUMPHANT!
I was just recently in NYC at this chapel and because of Nehemia’s research I was able to tell an Idian gentleman what this meant when he asked me about it. Thank you Nehemia and thank you Yehova for what you did that terrible day. Psalm 61:3
This interview was so moving! How I wish it had been a video! Thank you Nehemia, for taking us with you. Please repost this every year for more folks to hear it.
I watched a 3 night series “Road To 9/11” this week, and now seeing and hearing this helps add a few more pieces to a puzzle that will never be completed but helps me visualize the size, the enormity of the buildings, and the sense the sorrow and the honor the memorial represents to those who died that day.
I find the scripture fused but not burned into the metal quite fascinating.
The memorial in Jerusalem is beautiful!
Thank you, Mr. Brink for your service.
Thank you, Nehemia for bringing this information to us.
Nehemiah, the remembrance of ” That Day, 9-11″ was very emotional to hear. Thank you for bringing it to life once again. Tom Kelly. From The Olive Branch which you have visited many times.
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