Amos 4:4 Come to Bethel, and transgress;
at Gilgal multiply transgression; and bring your
sacrifices every morning, and your tithes after three
years:
It is very interesting to see the Jews
choose Bethel to offer their daily sacrifice after the
battle of Gog/Magog.
Quote
Bethel is mentioned several times in
Genesis. It is first mentioned in Genesis 12 and 13,[6]
as a place near where Abram stayed and built an altar on
his way to Egypt and on his return. It is said to be
close to Hai (Ai) and just to the west of it. More
famously it is mentioned again in Genesis 28,[7] when
Jacob, fleeing from the wrath of his brother Esau, falls
asleep on a stone and dreams of a ladder stretching
between Heaven and Earth and thronged with angels; God
stands at the top of the ladder, and promises Jacob the
land of Canaan; when Jacob awakes he anoints the stone
(baetylus) with oil and names the place Bethel. Another
account, from Genesis 35[8] repeats the covenant with
God and the naming of the place (as El-Bethel), and
makes this the site of Jacob's own change of name to
Israel. Both versions state that the original name of
the place was Luz, a Canaanite name.
End of quote
"God stands at the top of the ladder, and
promises Jacob the land of Canaan"
I think the motive for the Jews to choose
Bethel for daily sacrifice is to tell the world that God
gave the land to Jacob and his descendants. They "are"
the descendants of Jacob.
Concerning why they also pick Gilgal for
daily sacrifice, Gilgal is situated near Jericho.
Jericho is the first city they conquered under Joshua.
May be they pick Gilgal to remember they first entered
the promised land 3465 years ago.
Ray