Because Orthodox Jewish men today continue the ancient custom of wearing fringes on their garments, many wonder if Yeshua (Jesus) also wore fringes.

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What happened on the Day of Atonement and what does the Day of Atonement mean for Christians? Learn about Yom Kippur and the Scapegoat!

Why Christians should celebrate Jewish festivals. Should they or shouldn't they? Autumn is approaching quickly and, with them, the fall festivals. These are sometimes looked at as “Jewish holidays” and while they are, that does

Beginners conversational and written Hebrew for Christians and Messianic Jews. This lesson is on basic greetings and we will begin to introduce the aleph bet!

After realizing the value of learning the Hebraic Roots of the Christian faith, there is no clear path to follow, leaving many people feeling stuck, not knowing how to proceed. Although they know that many Jewish traditions like Passover, for example, point to Jesus and enrich the Gospel, there's no specific source on how to

Cows. So the announcement that rabbi Richman promised was going to be "...ground-breaking, earth-shattering, life-changing, game-changing...the result of almost three decades of intensive research...something that is basically gonna rock the world...something that you never saw before..."---is in fact...about... cows. In the video released July 12th, 2015, rabbi Richman announced: "...the Temple Institute has embarked upon an unprecedented historical project to raise a herd of cows here in the land of Israel..." So this is how most of us are feeling today at this news... Some of us might have half-expected to turn on the news and see an army of rabbis on bulldozers heading straight towards the Dome of the Rock. Instead, we've got.... cows. But, the reality, is that this is actually good news. Yes, it may not seem like it to those of us who lost sleep over the hype. I actually starting writing this post at 5AM on 7/12/15 (I woke up automatically without an alarm because I was excited). But the Red Heifer is very important to the building of the next Temple. And I will celebrate this news. But first I'm going back to sleep. After all, it's still dark outside. : ) Shalom, Peter

I made every one of these printables for my kids and have chosen to share them with you. Most of them are free, those for sale have a ' *' ...

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Bible verses put Passover in Nisan and the Festival of Weeks, or Pentecost, in Sivan. Compare Hebrew/Jewish months and seasons with the modern calendar.

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This New Testament version communicates its original, essential Jewishness. Highlights Jewish references and corrects mistranslations. Freshly translated into English from Greek.

Major Jewish holidays are an integral part of the Jewish faith, and each year, they bring with them a rich tapestry of traditions, culture, and faith. They

Growing up, we did not recite prayers by memory. I believed that prayers must always rise spontaneously, otherwise I risked becoming trite in my devotion to God. Jesus taught his disciples to pray, because reciting prayers was a part of their lives, including the ancient Shema. Does the Shema matter to Christians?

Looking for some beautiful Jewish crafts for adults? Click for a cool list of 22 ideas for holidays and Shabbat, and any time!

Chag Sameach! We are bringing you a collection of dairy Shavuot recipes that go beyond cheesecake and pizza! Enjoy these Shavuot recipes!

Shalom! I'm so glad you've decided to observe a traditional Messianic Sabbath evening. I hope it becomes one of your family's most-loved traditions, as it has in mine. The Sabbath is not only one of the 10 Commandments; it’s a sign that we are God’s people (See Ez. 20:12, 20). By keeping the Sabbath, we’re

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This post is done in conjunction with the mezuzah giveaway from Turtle Lane Pottery. Let's talk mezuzahs. Deuteronomy 6:9 says that we should have the words of YHWH on the doorposts of our homes. A mezuzah is a case that holds a scroll of part of Scripture, usually the surrounding passage from Deuteronomy. Mezuzahs are one way to keep this commandment. Other ideas would be hanging a plaque on the door, writing a verse on the door frame, framing a verse for the entrance, or even painting or inscribing a verse on the door itself. Whichever you decide will serve as a reminder and encouragement when you go in and out. Traditional Judaism has more than 2,000 laws on how to properly hang a mezuzah. If you are looking for those instructions, you will not find them here. The commandment that we have from YHWH regarding this is simply to do it, so I will be sharing one way of going about that. When you purchase a mezuzah, what you are buying is the case. Typically it will not come with the scroll inside, though sometimes that is an option for an extra charge. Chances are, any sort of color or pattern you may be interested in is out there. You could also make your own using anything from clay to wood to Legos if you are so inclined. My Turtle Lane mezuzah did not come with a scroll so my first step in hanging it was to write out Scripture. Judaism teaches that this should be done by a qualified scribe who will hand write it, but I don't see that requirement in Scripture. In fact when Moses said, "You shall write this," he was speaking to all Israel, not just a group of qualified scribes. At our house we want to take responsibility for our faith so we wrote it ourselves instead of outsourcing that task. We chose to write out Deuteronomy 6:4-6, which Yahusha of course described as the most important commandment. You could write more or less depending on what you feel is best. Feel free to write it in your native language; include Hebrew if you would like. You will want to measure your mezuzah and trim down your paper as needed to fit. Once your Scripture is written out, roll it tightly to fit into the mezuzah. Turtle Lane Pottery's mezuzahs come with the two small screws you will need to affix this in your house. If you need to supply your own screws the ones we used were half an inch. You will need to decide where your mezuzah is going. Inside or outside? Which side of the door? To the left or the right? On the door, the frame, or next to it? This really isn't complicated, though Judaism has rules for all these things. Pick what works best for the design of your home to showcase your mezuzah. If you would like to put one outside, be sure it can handle the elements. If you are familiar with mezuzahs, chances are you have seen them at an angle. There's nothing wrong with this, but if you are going to do it you should learn the story behind it. Hundreds of years ago, in the 13th and 14th centuries there were conflicting opinions about how to hang a mezuzah. One school of thought was vertically, another was horizontally. In lieu of picking a side or letting homeowners make their own choice, rabbis began instructing that mezuzahs should be placed at a slant so that both sides would be placated. So there you have it. When YHWH commanded us to have his words on the doorposts of our homes he was not very specific. He did not add, "at a 45° degree angle," or "in this font." It would be wrong to say otherwise. He gives us room for creativity. Make your own choice about this. We chose to hang ours vertically because we thought it looked the best. :) With the scroll inside, use a drill to screw the mezuzah into your door/post/wall. Use a lighter hand when you drill as mezuzahs don't weigh much and you don't want to crack or break yours. It is traditional to say a blessing when you hang the mezuzah. You could say, "Blessed are you YHWH our Eloheinu, King of the Universe, who has sanctified us with his commandments and commanded us to have his words on our doorposts." You could also pray that your home would be a place where YHWH's commandments are kept and guarded, and that this mezuzah would be a reminder to turn to him each day. There you have it: the mezuzah is up. This lovely thing has reminded me to say a quick prayer each time I see it. Who knew an object could help you to turn your heart to YHWH? I want to thank Corrine from Turtle Lane for this thoughtful gift. If you are in need of your own mezuzah be sure to head over to our giveaway post to win a set of your own!

Tu B' Av (15th of Av) is celebrated in modern Israel as Chag HaAhava (חג האהבה‎, Holiday of Love), making it a popular day for weddings.

Two menu options for the Seudat HaMafseket, the Yom Kippur pre-fast meal. The meat menu features soup and chicken, the dairy menu quiche, and kugel.

This year Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins at sundown September 25. Break out the honey and get baking — here are over 25 ways to celebrate.

EnJOY a healthier dairy menu for shavuot or any time.

Keeping the Sabbath day of rest is important for all people. It was so important to God that He made it a commandment. Learn 11 ways to keep the Sabbath holy!

A perfect Passover breakfast or brunch. This version is sweet, but you can easily make it savory. Make as many servings as you have eaters and customize to your heart's content.

Learn about symbols that are commonly identified as Jewish, along with their history and symbolism. Read on to learn more about the symbols of Judaism.

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No Passover seder is complete without charoset. Charoset is a symbolic food that represents the mortar the Jewish people used to build bricks as slaves in Egypt. It's also a sweet snack that can be enjoyed all week long.

When World War II ended in 1945, six million European Jews were dead, killed in the Holocaust. About 1.5 million of the victims were children.