"The Wait Between the Rains and the Harvest" (James 5:7-11) - Daily Manna - 07/20/26
Jul 20, 2026 • Rabbi Cosmo Panzetta
The space between the rains and the harvest can feel long, uncertain, and unfair—but the waiting is not wasted.
In Jas. 5:7–11, Jacob points us to the farmer, the prophets, and Job as examples of faithful endurance. This teaching explores how to wait without becoming passive, strengthen our hearts without giving in to anger, and trust that ADONAI is producing precious fruit even when we cannot yet see it.
The harvest may not have arrived, but God is still at work in the field—and in us.