Flags of Fellowshipنموونە

Many Flags, One Purpose

The tribal flags of Numbers, the angels’ banners at Sinai, and Israel’s national flag today all share a theme: distinct identities united under God. As the prophet declared, “He will raise a banner for the nations and gather the exiles of Israel; he will assemble the scattered people of Judah from the four quarters of the earth” (Isaiah 11:12).

For Christians and Jews standing together in today, raising the flag of Israel is not only solidarity, it’s an act of faith. It acknowledges God’s covenant with His people, honors His creation, and unites us all under His divine plan.

Just as the tribes surrounded the Tabernacle, so too Israel’s friends surround her today—to support her, to honor her role in God’s story, and to join her in raising a banner of faith and hope.

The flag of Israel, then, becomes a Flag of Fellowship. It is a signal to the world: God’s people are not alone, His promises are not forgotten, and His hope endures.