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Crossing the Red Sea: Seven Lessons God Has For Us

April 25, 2024 When Moses took the Hebrew children out of Egypt, he could have taken a direct route and made it to Canaan in a little more than a week, even though he was shepherding over two million men, women and children. Why was that route not taken?

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The Prophetic Significance of the Passover Lamb

April 22, 2024 Discover the deeper, hidden meanings of the Passover lamb in the traditional Seder that point to spiritual redemption through Yeshua.

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Purim (Feast of Lots): The Celebration of Deliverance

March 23, 2024 On Purim, in synagogues around the world, the entire scroll of Esther, which is called the Megillah, is read twice—once on the night of Purim and once on the following day of Purim. (All Jewish holidays start in the evening at sunset.)

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Repairing the World on Tu B’Shvat

January 25, 2024 Tu B’shvat is not only associated with the giving of the priestly tithe, this special day is mentioned in the Mishnah regarding social tikkun olam (the repairing or perfecting of the world).

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Hanukkah: From Weakness to Strength, Darkness to Light, and Lack to Plenty

December 13, 2023 The Hanukkah message is timely in this age of spiritual darkness. God can take our small amount of oil and make us lights shining in the darkness.

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Hanukkah – the Oil of Joy for the Poor in Spirit

December 5, 2023 Hanukkah commemorates the courage to fight for purification, sanctification, and the Light of life, all of which are found in our Messiah Yeshua.

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Simchat Torah: Celebrating Yeshua – the Word That Dwells Among Us

October 7, 2023 On Simchat Torah (Joy of the Torah), the Jewish People sing and dance but are missing the very essence of the Word they so desperately seek—Messiah Yeshua (Jesus).

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Hoshana Rabbah: The Wells of Salvation

October 6, 2023 Today is Hoshana Rabbah (Great Salvation). The eight-day festival of Sukkot is almost finished, and since it is a holiday of rejoicing, it closes with three final festive days: Hoshana Rabbah, Shemini Atzeret (Eight Day of Assembly) and Simchat Torah (Joy of the Torah). Hoshana Rabbah, the seventh day of Sukkot, began last night and, as is customary, many stayed up all night reading the entire book of Deuteronomy and the Book of Psalms.

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Sukkot: Season of Joy

September 30, 2023 During the Festival of Sukkot (booths), we remember the shelter God provided us in the wilderness and continues to provide us through Yeshua.

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Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement): The Holiest Day in Judaism

September 25, 2023 Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) has been perfectly fulfilled by Yeshua the Messiah as revealed in the Messianic Prophecies of Isaiah 53.

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The Days of Awe – Yamim Nora’im

September 20, 2023 We are in the Days of Awe (Yamim Nora’im), a time when we are mindful that God is a righteous judge; all His ways are just and true.

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Fast of Gedaliah: Remembering a Wise Governor

September 18, 2023 Today, hundreds of thousands of Jews are fasting. A day after Rosh HaShanah, many devout Jews put away their apples and honey to fast in mourning for Gedaliah ben Ahikam, the governor of Israel who was killed shortly after the destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem.

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