Times of the signs zola levitt biography

By Mark Ellis —

Raised in an Orthodox Jewish household, he attended synagogue, learned the heart language of his ancestors, and went through his bar mitzvah ceremony at 13.

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But as he grew in the understanding of his religion, he still felt separated from God.

“I went to Jewish school after regular school and I learned Hebrew,” said Levitt, in a recording he made before his passing in 2006.

“I was always hungry again. I sang in the synagogue and became a director of the choir but I just couldn’t contact God.”

“I would talk to the Lord but I didn’t hear from him,” he added.

In grad school at Indiana University he worked in the campus news bureau and happened to meet some people from Campus Crusade for Christ.

“I thought they sounded ridiculous, but they invited me to Bible study.” He told them he had already studied the Bible, but was intrigued and accepted their invitation.

“For the first time in my life I was with people who read a verse, discussed what it meant, talked