Day of Trumpets Activity Book (Yom Teru'ah) Publisher: Bible Pathway Adventures **Includes a 32-page Activity Book and a free Catalog in PDF format. Nothing will be shipped** Introducing Day of Trumpets Activity Book - a fun exploration of the Feast of Trumpets tailored for young learners! Dive deep into the story of Yom Teru’ah with vivid illustrations, interactive tasks, and enriching content. From crafting their own shofar and mastering Hebrew phrases to solving engaging Bible quizzes and puzzles, this book ensures a balanced blend of fun and education. Hands-on activities like 'Interview an Israelite', 'Where does a shofar come from?' and 'My Bible Notes' worksheets not only stimulate creativity but also instill cultural appreciation and personal reflection. Ideal for teaching children about the Feasts of Israel. This book includes 32 pages for 3rd through 6th graders. What's inside... Worksheet: Feasts of Yah Worksheet: Interview an Israelite Introduction: Day of Trumpets Coloring page: Blow the Shofar Bible word search puzzle: Day of Trumpets Bible crossword: Day of Trumpets Bible quiz: Day of Trumpets Creative writing: Day of Trumpets Bible activity: Where does a shofar come from? Worksheet: Day of Trumpets Worksheet: Yom Teru’ah Let’s draw: Honoring the Day of Trumpets Labyrinth: Help the shofar sounder Bible activity: Who said it? Write your own story: Birth of Yeshua Bible word scramble: Yom Teru’ah Bible craft: Make your own shofar Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Teru’ah Worksheet: The Sabbath Worksheet: Day of Trumpets Worksheet: The Day That No Man Knows My Bible Notes worksheet **Plus a detailed Answer Key for teachers and parents Thanks for buying this Activity Book and supporting our ministry. Every bible printable book purchased helps Bible Pathway Adventures continue our work providing free discipleship resources and teachings to families and fellowships in developing countries. We love helping teachers and parents around the world teach children the foundation of our faith in a fun creative way. We do this via our fully illustrated storybook adventures, Teacher Packs, printable activities and free Bible story app – all available on our website: shop.biblepathwayadventures.com
Introducing Day of Trumpets Activity Book - a fun exploration of the Feast of Trumpets tailored for young learners! Dive deep into the story of Yom Teru’ah with vivid illustrations, interactive tasks, and enriching content. From crafting their own shofar and mastering Hebrew phrases to solving engaging Bible quizzes and puzzles, this book ensures a balanced blend of fun and education. Hands-on activities like 'Interview an Israelite', 'Where does a shofar come from?' and 'My Bible Notes' worksheets not only stimulate creativity but also instill cultural appreciation and personal reflection. Ideal for teaching students about the Feasts of Israel. This book includes 32 pages designed for 3rd through 6th graders. Buy the BUNDLE and SAVE! This resource is included in The Fall Feasts Activity Book What you'll get... 30+ pages of fun and engaging activities that teach students about the Appointed Time of Yom Teru'ah Scripture references for easy bible verse look-up Original Bible Pathway Adventures® illustrations Detailed answer key for parents & teachers Hands-on coloring pages to help students remember what they've learned Fun and engaging Bible quizzes and puzzles to foster students' imagination and analytical skills Crafty Corner activities like "Make your own shofar" make learning tangible and memorable Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Teru'ah section introduces students to a new language and culture, and much more! What's inside... Worksheet: Feasts of Yah Worksheet: Interview an Israelite Introduction: Day of Trumpets Coloring page: Blow the Shofar Bible word search puzzle: Day of Trumpets Bible crossword: Day of Trumpets Bible quiz: Day of Trumpets Creative writing: Day of Trumpets Bible activity: Where does a shofar come from? Worksheet: Day of Trumpets Worksheet: Yom Teru’ah Let’s draw: Honoring the Day of Trumpets Labyrinth: Blow the shofar! Bible activity: Who said it? Write your own story: Birth of Yeshua Bible word scramble: Yom Teru’ah Bible craft: Make your own shofar Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Teru’ah Worksheet: The Sabbath Worksheet: Day of Trumpets Worksheet: The Day That No Man Knows My Bible Notes worksheet Answer key for educators Copyright © BPA Publishing Ltd. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product. Learn more about Bible Pathway Adventures at www.biblepathwayadventures.com
The Scriptures command us to celebrate the holiday traditionally called Rosh Hashanah, or the Feast of Trumpets, with shouts of joy and the sounding of the Shofar. But why? What are we supposed to be so happy about and why the Shofar? In this book, Messianic Rabbi Jim Appel answers those questions with new revelation from Scripture. He reveals the profound significance of the Shofar and the deep, spiritual meaning of the shout for joy. Find out what has been hidden from followers of Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) for more than 1700 years. Rejoice that it is being restored to us today. Don't miss out anymore on this special connection to the Lord.
Levites blowing shofar remind of a Holy Day, a memorial of blowing of shofars. The Hebrew text "Zichron Teruah" says "Remembrance of blowing of Shofar", another Hebrew text "Yom Teruah" means "The Day of Shofar Blowing", and the central text is "Rosh ha Shana" - the Jewish New Year. The Torah verse is from Leviticus 23:24 (KJV). Step into the world of ancient tradition and spirituality with this Biblical print. Designed in Israel by E.Kalish. It's BPA and Lead-free, microwave and dishwasher-safe, and made of white, durable ceramic in 11-ounce size. Thanks to the advanced printing tech, the designs come to life with incredibly vivid colors; the perfect gift for coffee, tea, and chocolate lovers. .: White ceramic .: 11 oz (0.33 l) .: Rounded corners .: C-handle .: Lead and BPA-free Size 11oz Height, 3.74 in Diameter, 3.15 in
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The Fall Feasts Activity Book **Includes a 105-page Activity Book and a free Catalog in PDF format. Nothing will be shipped** Yeshua honored the Feasts… so let’s teach our children to do the same! Embark on a fascinating journey through the Feasts of Israel with our Fall Feasts Activity Book for Kids. Packed with NO-PREP activities, coloring pages, interactive worksheets, challenging puzzles, creative writing activities and crafts to help educators just like you teach children about the Day of Trumpets (Yom Teru’ah), Day of Atonement, (Yom Kippur) and the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) in a fun and engaging way. Kids will learn about repentance and the story of Jonah, make their own paper shofar, explore the ark of the covenant, test their Sukkot knowledge, study the tabernacle in the wilderness, discover how the ancient Israelites honored the Feasts, and much more! Fun Bible facts help increase Bible knowledge while hands-on worksheets and coloring activities fuel their creativity and imagination. Includes 104 pages designed for 3rd through 6th graders. Children will discover: ► How to make a paper shofar ► The Hebrew meaning behind the Fall Feasts ► How the ancient Israelites honored Yom Teru'ah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot ► The names of the twelve tribes of Israel, and the role of the High Priest ► The ancient Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant ► Life in the Millennial Reign ► BONUS: Includes a Jonah unit to help you teach students about repentance What's inside the book... ► Worksheet: Feasts of Yah ► Worksheet: Interview an Israelite ► Introduction: Day of Trumpets ► Coloring page: Blow the Shofar ► Bible word search puzzle: Day of Trumpets ► Bible crossword: Day of Trumpets ► Bible quiz: Day of Trumpets ► Creative writing: Day of Trumpets ► Bible activity: Where does a shofar come from? ► Worksheet: Day of Trumpets ► Worksheet: Yom Teru’ah ► Let’s draw: Honoring the Day of Trumpets ► Labyrinth: Blow the shofar! ► Bible activity: Who said it? ► Write your own story: Birth of Yeshua ► Bible word scramble: Yom Teru’ah ► Bible craft: Make your own shofar ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Teru’ah ► Worksheet: The Sabbath ► Worksheet: Day of Trumpets ► Worksheet: The Day That No Man Knows ► My Bible Notes worksheet Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) ► Introduction: Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) ► Coloring page: The High Priest ► Bible quiz: Day of Atonement ► Bible word search puzzle: Day of Atonement ► Worksheet: Ark of the Covenant ► Comprehension worksheet: Repentance **Jonah unit** ► Write your own story of Jonah ► Map activity: Nineveh ► Bible quiz: Jonah and the big fish ► Worksheet: All about Jonah… ► Bible word unscramble: Swallowed by a Fish ► Worksheet: Jonah *** ► Newspaper worksheet: Day of Atonement ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Kippur ► Worksheet: Did you know? ► Labyrinth: The High Priest ► Bible quiz: The High Priest ► Coloring page: The High Priest ► Worksheet: Levitical priesthood ► Comprehension worksheet: Holy of Holies ► Bible activity: Who said it? ► Worksheet: Yom Kippur ► Creative writing: Day of Atonement ► My Bible Notes worksheet Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) ► Introduction: Tabernacles (Sukkot) ► Coloring page: My Sukkah ► Worksheets: Twelve tribes of Israel ► Worksheet: The number seven ► Bible quiz: Sukkot ► Bible word search puzzle: Sukkot ► Comprehension worksheet: The temple ► Worksheet: Solomon dedicates the temple ► Coloring page: Sukkot ► Worksheet: Pilgrimage feasts ► Map activity: Solomon’s temple ► Bible activity: The water ceremony ► Worksheet: Sukkot ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Sukkot ► Coloring activity: Camping in the wilderness ► Coloring page: Happy Sukkot! ► What’s the Word?: Celebration! ► Worksheet: Did You Know? ► Bible verse copywork: Sukkot ► Bible word scramble: Sukkot ► Coloring activity: Decorate your own Sukkah ► Worksheet: My Sukkot diary ► Bible quiz: Test your Sukkot knowledge! ► Bible activity: Who said it? The Last Great Day ► Bible quiz: The Millennial Reign ► Bible word search puzzle: The Last Great Day ► Bible activity: Life in the Millennial Reign ► What’s the Word? Yeshua will rule ► Map activity: The Millennial temple ► Bible quiz: Ezekiel’s Temple ► Worksheet: Shemini Atzeret ► Bible verse puzzle: The Last Great Day ► Judging the 12 tribes of Israel ► Worksheet: Coloring activity: I love animals! ► Newspaper worksheet: Yeshua now rules ► Labyrinth: Feast of Tabernacles ► Worksheet: Last Great Day ► My Bible Notes worksheet Thanks for buying this Activity Book and supporting our ministry. Every Activity Book purchased helps Bible Pathway Adventures continue our work providing free materials to families and organizations in developing countries. We love helping educators and parents teach children about the Bible in a fun creative way. We do this via our fully illustrated Bible storybooks and printable activities – available on our website: www.biblepathwayadventures.com
Day of Trumpets (Yom Teruah) Activity Book for Kids | Torah lessons for kids | Teach your children God's Appointed Time of Trumpets.
Discover the beauty of Yom Teruah from a Messianic or Christian perspective. Is Yom Teruah a feast for the Jews only? This handy teaching will lead your heart through the prophetic wonder of Yom Teruah (the Day of Trumpets also known as the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of the Awakening Blast). Incl...
Yom Teruah, aka Day of Trumpets, is sometimes called Rosh Hashanah in the Jewish faith. Begins at sundown on September 28th. Times are for Sunset in Jerusalem, Israel. Follow your own sunset times accordingly.
This is our complete Handbook to the Fall Feasts of YHVH, our Elohim. Feasts covered are Yom Teruah (Feast of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) and Shemini Atzeret (the Last Great Day). Great teaching, celebration ideas, recipes, personal notes and pictures! This book is essential for believers in the Messiah who want to learn about and celebrate the Fall Feasts from a Melchizedek perspective that honors our coming King, Yahshua ha'Mashiach. You will love this book! A ton to read and apply! Second Edition (revisions to the First Edition and 100+ more pages of content).
Fall Feasts printable activity book for kids | Torah lessons and activities for kids. Enjoy learning about God's Appointed Times in a fun and engaging way.
The Watchman (Ezekiel 33) has a great responsibility. The watchman’s duty is to warn others of coming danger. He needs good eyes and he needs to be alert to danger. He has to see before all others …
Rosh Hashanah is approaching and the shofar horn delights kids. Help your child make one easily.
What is Yom Teruah or the Feast of Trumpets in the bible? What is its meaning and how do we celebrate it biblically?
Here's what the sound of the shofar means and the significance of that noise in the Bible and its importance for the Feast of Trumpets & Yom Teruah!
When our children were born (they are close in age), my husband and I started really thinking about the Biblical feast days. We thought through the types of holidays and traditions we would want them to grow up with. We were familiar with the Jewish holidays and had participated in Passover seders and church-sponsored Feast of Tabernacles events, but we still celebrated Christmas and Easter. We were good about keeping the celebrations as focused on the LORD as possible - never incorporating santa claus or Easter eggs, but we definitely enjoyed the Christmas Eve candlelight services and the Easter sunrise services. We are both pastors, so of course we loved these events! We were trained to lead them!
Yom Teruah menu ideas. Here are some recipes for your Yom Teruah menu. Main dishes, side dishes, salads and dessert ideas.
Bible verses to be read on the Feast of Trumpets, or used to study and prepare for this Biblical holiday, also known as Yom Teruah.
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Yom Teruah ("Day of the Shout") is the correct Biblical name for the Holy Day more commonly called Rosh Hashanah, meaning "Head of the Year." To make things more complicated, Rosh Hashanah is additionally called Yom HaZikkaron, meaning "Day of Remembrance." This refers to Leviticus 23:24's exhortation to have a "memorial:"
Day of Trumpets worksheet and coloring page. The Appointed Times. Printable Bible lesson for Homeschoolers, Sunday School and Sabbath School students.
The Fall Feasts Activity Book **Includes a 105-page Activity Book and a free Catalog in PDF format. Nothing will be shipped** Yeshua honored the Feasts… so let’s teach our children to do the same! Embark on a fascinating journey through the Feasts of Israel with our Fall Feasts Activity Book for Kids. Packed with NO-PREP activities, coloring pages, interactive worksheets, challenging puzzles, creative writing activities and crafts to help educators just like you teach children about the Day of Trumpets (Yom Teru’ah), Day of Atonement, (Yom Kippur) and the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) in a fun and engaging way. Kids will learn about repentance and the story of Jonah, make their own paper shofar, explore the ark of the covenant, test their Sukkot knowledge, study the tabernacle in the wilderness, discover how the ancient Israelites honored the Feasts, and much more! Fun Bible facts help increase Bible knowledge while hands-on worksheets and coloring activities fuel their creativity and imagination. Includes 104 pages designed for 3rd through 6th graders. Children will discover: ► How to make a paper shofar ► The Hebrew meaning behind the Fall Feasts ► How the ancient Israelites honored Yom Teru'ah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot ► The names of the twelve tribes of Israel, and the role of the High Priest ► The ancient Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant ► Life in the Millennial Reign ► BONUS: Includes a Jonah unit to help you teach students about repentance What's inside the book... ► Worksheet: Feasts of Yah ► Worksheet: Interview an Israelite ► Introduction: Day of Trumpets ► Coloring page: Blow the Shofar ► Bible word search puzzle: Day of Trumpets ► Bible crossword: Day of Trumpets ► Bible quiz: Day of Trumpets ► Creative writing: Day of Trumpets ► Bible activity: Where does a shofar come from? ► Worksheet: Day of Trumpets ► Worksheet: Yom Teru’ah ► Let’s draw: Honoring the Day of Trumpets ► Labyrinth: Blow the shofar! ► Bible activity: Who said it? ► Write your own story: Birth of Yeshua ► Bible word scramble: Yom Teru’ah ► Bible craft: Make your own shofar ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Teru’ah ► Worksheet: The Sabbath ► Worksheet: Day of Trumpets ► Worksheet: The Day That No Man Knows ► My Bible Notes worksheet Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) ► Introduction: Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) ► Coloring page: The High Priest ► Bible quiz: Day of Atonement ► Bible word search puzzle: Day of Atonement ► Worksheet: Ark of the Covenant ► Comprehension worksheet: Repentance **Jonah unit** ► Write your own story of Jonah ► Map activity: Nineveh ► Bible quiz: Jonah and the big fish ► Worksheet: All about Jonah… ► Bible word unscramble: Swallowed by a Fish ► Worksheet: Jonah *** ► Newspaper worksheet: Day of Atonement ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Yom Kippur ► Worksheet: Did you know? ► Labyrinth: The High Priest ► Bible quiz: The High Priest ► Coloring page: The High Priest ► Worksheet: Levitical priesthood ► Comprehension worksheet: Holy of Holies ► Bible activity: Who said it? ► Worksheet: Yom Kippur ► Creative writing: Day of Atonement ► My Bible Notes worksheet Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) ► Introduction: Tabernacles (Sukkot) ► Coloring page: My Sukkah ► Worksheets: Twelve tribes of Israel ► Worksheet: The number seven ► Bible quiz: Sukkot ► Bible word search puzzle: Sukkot ► Comprehension worksheet: The temple ► Worksheet: Solomon dedicates the temple ► Coloring page: Sukkot ► Worksheet: Pilgrimage feasts ► Map activity: Solomon’s temple ► Bible activity: The water ceremony ► Worksheet: Sukkot ► Let’s learn Hebrew: Sukkot ► Coloring activity: Camping in the wilderness ► Coloring page: Happy Sukkot! ► What’s the Word?: Celebration! ► Worksheet: Did You Know? ► Bible verse copywork: Sukkot ► Bible word scramble: Sukkot ► Coloring activity: Decorate your own Sukkah ► Worksheet: My Sukkot diary ► Bible quiz: Test your Sukkot knowledge! ► Bible activity: Who said it? The Last Great Day ► Bible quiz: The Millennial Reign ► Bible word search puzzle: The Last Great Day ► Bible activity: Life in the Millennial Reign ► What’s the Word? Yeshua will rule ► Map activity: The Millennial temple ► Bible quiz: Ezekiel’s Temple ► Worksheet: Shemini Atzeret ► Bible verse puzzle: The Last Great Day ► Judging the 12 tribes of Israel ► Worksheet: Coloring activity: I love animals! ► Newspaper worksheet: Yeshua now rules ► Labyrinth: Feast of Tabernacles ► Worksheet: Last Great Day ► My Bible Notes worksheet Thanks for buying this Activity Book and supporting our ministry. Every Activity Book purchased helps Bible Pathway Adventures continue our work providing free materials to families and organizations in developing countries. We love helping educators and parents teach children about the Bible in a fun creative way. We do this via our fully illustrated Bible storybooks and printable activities – available on our website: www.biblepathwayadventures.com
Rosh Hashanah is approaching and the shofar horn delights kids. Help your child make one easily.
On the first day of the seventh month is the Feast of Trumpets. Is this Yom Teruah and Rosh HaShanah? Or are they different holidays?
If the Messiah invited you to a party what would your response be? Seriously, imagine what that would be like. What kind of special evening would the King of the Universe have in mind? What kind of food would be served? How would the tables be set? What would you wear? How would he feel if you refused to go? He sent his servants to invite them to the wedding party. But they didn't want to come. -Matthew 22:3 Do you know this parable? In this story Yahusha told there is a king who was hosting a wedding party. A five-star banquet had been prepared by a top chef, special clothing had been designed and tailored with skill, tables were set, candles were lit, attention had been given to each lovely detail, and finally all of it was ready. But they didn't want to come. YHWH holds seven special feasts a year. And his people decline the invitation. Like in Yahusha's parable we have had better things to do. "This is a busy time of year for me." "Work has been crazy." "We are set free from that." It's not that we didn't get the invitation. It's not that something is physically keeping us away. We just have refused to come. How does this make the host feel? Verse seven, The King was furious and invited someone else. Don't miss out on this invitation from YHWH. Change which box you have been checking on these kingdom RSVPs. Three of his feasts are coming up soon! We aren't far away from the celebrations of Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot but there is still time to make it to these parties. Did you know that our Messiah honored and celebrated these times? And not only that but the nature of each feast speaks a different truth about who YHWH is and his redemptive plan for us. The kingdom of Heaven is like a party no one wants to go to. Now is the time to plan to celebrate as YHWH instructed us (see Leviticus 23). Make plans to keep these feasts with your family or check here or here to search for a group or get together in your area. Since YHWH did not give us Gregorian calendar dates for his feasts there is some confusion as to exactly when they fall. If you are involved with a group I would personally go with their dates so you can celebrate as a community. If not, study and pray about what you should do. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the Feast of Trumpets, Yom Kippur, and Tabernacles and begin to plan. How should you accept the King's invitation? Put in for vacation from your job and plan to have the no-work days free. Will you be going camping or building a sukkah for Sukkot? Can you gather friends for a party or would you like to give gifts? You don't have to know how to do everything perfectly to accept this invitation, and really it is a learning and growing process that becomes more joyous and special with each year. The kingdom of Heaven is like a king preparing a feast for his son. Invite to the party as many as you can find. Say yes this year! More about the fall Bible holidays: The Beginner's Guide to the Feast of Trumpets Honoring Yom Kippur as a Believer in Messiah The Feast of Tabernacles: What it Means and Why You Should Celebrate It
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Shalom Chavarim (Hello friends) As the Fall Jewish High Holy Days are approaching we are busily getting prepared. Our last big season was in the Spring with the Spring Feasts, so we have had a little break. Now the Biblical 7th Month is approaching and it is time to prepare for the sound of the Shofar! What are we doing differently? Well cleaning, planning meals, and fun activities - oi vey - I have got a lot to do! I just wanted to pop in here on the blog and share some freebies with all of you to help you prepare and teach your little ones too! You know how I love to give freebies, so I thought these flash freebies would be appropriate to be for FREE..... until the sound of the first Shofar blast (teruah) of the season! When is that? Well... at the beginning of the 7th month! I'll give you a hint how you know when that is ....look at the moon:) (or you can look at your calendar:) Something nice to do for family and friends during this time of year is to send them a card! So here you go - Fun Cards for you to personalize! Another thing you can do during this time of year is give a gift. Some people like to give money but this year we are giving personalized pens with their name inscribed on them. Then we are going to put these fun labels on them! (You could use pencils or pens) There are more than a few styles and sizes to pick from and even a bigger label to put on the holder of all your beautiful pens & pencils when you are done! Last but not least an interactive notebook for Yom Teruah! I made this with all my kids in mind (ages 4-14), so you will find coloring sheets, writing prompts, and other fun stuff. You pick what is age appropriate for your little guys! So there you go all kinds of fun stuff to help get you prepared for this awesome holiday! (The Fall Feast Cards, Greeting Cards, pencil toppers, and notebook printables can be found by clicking on the above pictures) Enjoy! May your name be inscribed in God's book and may you be sealed for all eternity!
The Feast of Tabernacles/ Sukkot is a High Holiday that celebrates and remembers Israel's 40-year sojourn in the wilderness, by dwelling in booths.
Fall Feasts printable activity book for kids | Torah lessons and activities for kids. Enjoy learning about God's Appointed Times in a fun and engaging way.
It's almost Yom Teruah, the first of the Fall Feasts. Here are some of my Yom Teruah decorating ideas for the Biblical holidays!
The fall feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23 are Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot. Learn about them in this introduction to the fall feast days.
Arts and Crafts Fun online coloring page Since Apples are a traditional food to eat for this holiday we make apple prints.. Coloring pages Crafts Make yarn shofar’s. We cut out shofar shape…
The first of the Fall Feasts will be here in just a few days! Either this Sunday or Monday evening as we wait to see the new moon. I hope you are going to celebrate this Festival of YHWH. A couple of you sent me projects you're working on inspired by Music & Moonlight party from a few posts back, and I can't wait to see more pictures! I put together a printable card you can download to wish someone in your life a joyful Yom Teruah! Just print off, fold in half width wise, and then fold width-wise again. This printed best for me when the 'fit picture to frame' option was selected in the normal printing preferences box in Windows. I used a thin type of card stock paper to make this card a little more sturdy, but regular paper will do the job as well. Download my printable Yom Teruah card here. It is free for your personal use. Have a very happy Feast of Trumpets! Make a joyful noise!
Shalom Chavarim (Hello friends) As the Fall Jewish High Holy Days are approaching we are busily getting prepared. Our last big season was in the Spring with the Spring Feasts, so we have had a little break. Now the Biblical 7th Month is approaching and it is time to prepare for the sound of the Shofar! What are we doing differently? Well cleaning, planning meals, and fun activities - oi vey - I have got a lot to do! I just wanted to pop in here on the blog and share some freebies with all of you to help you prepare and teach your little ones too! You know how I love to give freebies, so I thought these flash freebies would be appropriate to be for FREE..... until the sound of the first Shofar blast (teruah) of the season! When is that? Well... at the beginning of the 7th month! I'll give you a hint how you know when that is ....look at the moon:) (or you can look at your calendar:) Something nice to do for family and friends during this time of year is to send them a card! So here you go - Fun Cards for you to personalize! Another thing you can do during this time of year is give a gift. Some people like to give money but this year we are giving personalized pens with their name inscribed on them. Then we are going to put these fun labels on them! (You could use pencils or pens) There are more than a few styles and sizes to pick from and even a bigger label to put on the holder of all your beautiful pens & pencils when you are done! Last but not least an interactive notebook for Yom Teruah! I made this with all my kids in mind (ages 4-14), so you will find coloring sheets, writing prompts, and other fun stuff. You pick what is age appropriate for your little guys! So there you go all kinds of fun stuff to help get you prepared for this awesome holiday! (The Fall Feast Cards, Greeting Cards, pencil toppers, and notebook printables can be found by clicking on the above pictures) Enjoy! May your name be inscribed in God's book and may you be sealed for all eternity!
Ever wondered about Yom Teruah? It is the set apart time of YHWH that lands on the first day of Scripture's seventh month. It translates something like Day of Sounding or Day of Awakening Blasts. You've probably heard it called the Feast of Trumpets, which is a pretty good name but it doesn't quite describe the full meaning of the word. Let's delve a little more into the meaning of 'teruah' to get a better idea of what this set apart time of YHWH is. If we read Scripture in Hebrew, 'teruah' would be a common word to us. It is used something like 36 times just in the Tanakh. Strongs defines it as: alarm, signal, sound of tempest, shout, shout or blast of war or alarm or joy. Where do we see teruah in Scripture? Teruah is what Israel did that brought down the walls of Jericho. (Joshua 6:20) There was a great teruah when the Ark of the Covenant was brought into the Israelite camp when they were battling the Philistines. (1 Samuel 4:5) Moses sent Pinchas the priest to war with an instrument to teruah with. (Numbers 31:6) When King David moved the Ark of the Covenant, it was with great teruah from himself and all Israel. (2 Samuel 6:15) There was a teruah for joy when the Temple foundation was relaid. (Ezra 3:12) Job described the face of someone accepted by YHWH as teruah. (Job 33:26) Music and singing to worship YHWH is teruah. (Psalm 150:5, Psalm 33:3) Offerings were restarted to YHWH on Yom Teruah. (Ezra 3:6) The great day of YHWH is a day of teruah. (Zephaniah 1:16) YHWH himself shall go up in teruah to the sound of a shofar. (Psalm 47:5) Does this help set the stage a little bit better? We can see that teruah is a word that goes with big things: the presence of YHWH, conquering enemies, rebuilding the Temple, and the joy that comes from worship and obedience to YHWH. (Also the significant consequences of not worshiping or being obedient to YHWH.) While the Leviticus 23 description of Yom Teruah is brief, we are told that this day is, "a remembrance of teruah." A day to remember the amazing things that YHWH did for Israel throughout Scripture, and what he has done in your personal life! Times we have faced warnings or gone to war, seen walls torn down, remembered covenants, and seen giants conquered. Yom Teruah is a time we are to remember all of that. It is cool that all of these things were done with teruah - that music, joyful shout, alarm cry - because that really shows how powerful what you listen to is. For years I worked at a Christian radio station and we would hear from listeners all the time about what a difference listening to our station made to their spiritual, mental, and emotional health. That's how powerful truth is - it can totally transform every aspect of your life. And see how this fits with the prophetic significance of the return of Yahusha at Yom Teruah? While teruah covers some different meanings (alarm and joy don't usually go together), they all fit so well with what I imagine it will be like when the Messiah returns. What could be more joyful or alarming, depending on your relationship with him? Blessed are the people who know that joyful teruah. -Psalm 89:15
