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Should Christians celebrate Jewish holidays? Rich in tradition & rooted in our faith, Jewish holidays should be celebrated by Christians.
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Recent years have seen an increased interest in Jewish life, its culture, and its celebrations. There are many new students of Judaism, often potential converts or members of interfaith families who are seeking to learn more about the religion and its rituals. Unfortunately, many of the existing tex…
Why didn't Yeshua die on the Feast of Yom Kippur if He represents the High Priest and the sacrifice of the red heifer? (Lev.16) There is a chiasmic connection in the seven Biblical Feasts 🔎 Quiasma : From the gr. χίασμα, -ατος chíasma, -atos 'cross arrangement', like that of the letter χ ch. 1. m. Anat. Crossing of organic structures, such as that formed by the optic nerves . • Pesach is connected with the feast of Sukkot [ 1-7 ] on Pesach we eat the lamb, on Sukkot we have a banquet. Pesach: Israel leaves Egypt, Sukkot: Israel enters the Presence of YHWH. It is the Wedding banquet. Yeshua is the Passover Lamb. • HaMatzot [unleavened bread] connects with Yom Kippur (Atonement)[2-6] "unleavened bread" reminds us to get rid of sin, to be cleansed from sin. On Yom Kippur we are purified, we wash our feet to stay pure. Yeshua is the Unleavened Bread. • Bikkurim (Omer Reshit) “First fruits” is connected to Yom Teruah [3-5] (Trumpets) because Yeshua was resurrected on this feast as the First fruits of the resurrection.…
Can't bear to haul out the haggadahs and broil the brisket this year? You're not alone. Luxury Passover getaways are increasingly popular among the observant set, with a host of Jewish travel companies taking over resorts for the week to offer all-inclusive retreats—with spa treatments, childcare, Glatt-Kosher meals and seders, [...]
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Please share! I’m taking the month of September off from blogging (for the most part), so for the next 4 weeks, a few of my good friends, well-versed in word studies will be writing for the letters S, T, U, and V. Today, please welcome Heather from Principled Academy. *** My friend Marcy Crabtree here […]
I have a large population of Jewish students in my class, so in addition to christmas activities I also add in some hanukkah ones. I'm thi...
Happy SUKKOT!! This card is one of my new SUKKOT projects (Jewish holiday). Please look for my other products. INCLUDED •Eps 10- fully editable vector file
Making guests feel comfortable is my primary goal at any dinner party I host. On Shabbat, that can be a little tricky. On top of the typical considerations — things like food allergies and guest compatibility — there is just a lot of stuff that happens during Shabbat dinner that can be confusing to people who have not experienced it before. Of course, every Shabbat dinner is a little different. Some folks are very traditional and follow all the rules; others, not so much.
Jews across the world are sitting down to a big meal before Friday's Yom Kippur fast. And many of them are eating kreplach. Some say these strange-sounding-yet-good-tasting dumplings are a holiday meditation on our inner and outer selves. Or maybe they're just a delicious example of the peasant cooking of Eastern Europeans.
Here are 10 FREE Purim coloring pages. Print these out to have on hand at home for your little ones. This is an easy (and of course, free!) way to teach your children about the holiday -- and get them in the celebrating mood!
It’s Josh of “Josh and the Jamtones” here with my very own “Jammin’ with Jew!” playlist for Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot.
As a Judaica Appraiser, I must separate authentic antique Judaica from reproductions. Antique Judaica includes objects from Jewish material culture such as kiddush cups, Hannukah menorahs, Purim groggers, and works by Israeli artists.
On May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion announced to the world that the State of Israel would come into existence. Take a look at photos from the events that took place leading to and following the birth of the Jewish State!
Last year for Shabbos Chanukah , I made challah shaped like a dreidel and a menorah. The kids were so excited with it, I did it again this year, and this time I took step by step pictures so you can...
