Tali & Daniel Kfir Teach on the Bible, Biblical Hebrew, Jewish Holidays, Worship & Israel
Consulting & Proofreading for Pastors & Writers
on the Hebrew and Cultural Context of the Bible and Israel
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Tali Kfir's Journey
Interceding with worship
Starting when she was 13, Tali faced significant health challenges that persisted for 11 years, often relying on a walker to navigate her home. During this difficult time, she discovered that worship was crucial, especially when she felt least inclined to engage in it.
This journey deepened her understanding of how powerful worship is in helping us be overcomers. Eventually, she experienced healing in God's perfect timing and has since shared her insights on worship through writing and speaking engagements worldwide.
With her Israeli husband, Daniel
In 2004/5, God gave Tali a Scripture repeatedly, specifically Isaiah 2:3, which is also echoed in Micah 4:2. It states, "And many peoples will come and say, 'Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob; That He may teach us is ways, and that we may walk in His paths.' For the law [Torah] will go forth from Zion, and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem."
Through this scripture and other ways, God made it clear she was to move to Jerusalem. She moved there not knowing why and studied at Hebrew University. Eventually, she met her Israeli husband, Daniel. Tali was a tour operator, helping visitors experience the land of the Bible for themselves. Then she joined IBLT, a school for Bible translators run by WWIN where she is teaching the Hebrew language and helping with curriculum development.
Tali's husband, mom and dog
Tali's husband, mom and dog
She and her husband now live in the US to be present for her aging mother, Geneva Iijima, who is also an author (see link below).
Tali and Daniel continue to teach Hebrew online and in various countries as well as speak on the Bible, Israel and Jewish holidays. Tali has been writing and has started a youtube channel with Daniel (link below)