From Genesis to Revelaation, no feast has deeper scriptural roots than Sukkot! See how this ancient feast may have been tied to Jacob and Esau as well as the real “Nativity” day for Messiah with prophetic streams that run the entire breadth of the Renewed Covenant Scriptures as well. Included is also a special look at the 70 weeks of Daniel 9 and the mysteries surrounding the Star of Bethlehem. Enjoy!\
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Welcome to the 2017 Yom Kippur Special, where we see the roots and ramifications of the Day of Atonement literally from Genesis to Revelation. See the strong foreshadowing of this special day all the way back to Noah, and also how Yom Kippur stamps its template of repentance throughout the entirety of the Renewed Covenant Scriptures. There’s a lot more going on than just fasting!
Welcome to the 2017 Yom Kippur Special, where we see the roots and ramifications of the Day of Atonement literally from Genesis to Revelation. See the strong foreshadowing of this special day all the way back to Noah, and also how Yom Kippur stamps its template of repentance throughout the entirety of the Renewed Covenant Scriptures. There’s a lot more going on than just fasting!
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Welcome to a beautiful parsha made even more so by the time of year. This year Ha’azinu–the REAL song of Moshe–is combine with the Shabbat Shuvah readings of the Haftorah. Shabbat Shuvah–the sabbath of returning–is that special Shabbat after Yom Teruah but before Yom Kippur. However this year it is also happening on the 3rd of Tishri, the time of a half day optional fast known as the Fast of Gedaliah–which is an occasion very likely kept by Y’shua at least once in the Gospels. We will also spend a good deal of time on getting ready for the great return of Genesis 1 as we go deep into some surprises that only Hebrew can reveal, as well as get set up for the Yom Kippur and Sukkot teachings also coming our way. We wait all year for this amazing time so I rapy everyone enjoys it to the fullest! Chag sameyach!
Welcome to a beautiful parsha made even more so by the time of year. This year Ha’azinu–the REAL song of Moshe–is combine with the Shabbat Shuvah readings of the Haftorah. Shabbat Shuvah–the sabbath of returning–is that special Shabbat after Yom Teruah but before Yom Kippur. However this year it is also happening on the 3rd of Tishri, the time of a half day optional fast known as the Fast of Gedaliah–which is an occasion very likely kept by Y’shua at least once in the Gospels. We will also spend a good deal of time on getting ready for the great return of Genesis 1 as we go deep into some surprises that only Hebrew can reveal, as well as get set up for the Yom Kippur and Sukkot teachings also coming our way. We wait all year for this amazing time so I rapy everyone enjoys it to the fullest! Chag sameyach!
Happy Yom Teruah! From our family at One Faith One People Ministries to your family–chag sameyach–and may you be inscribed for a good year. Thank you for supporting and sustaining this ministry. May this new year be filled with joy, wonder and good fortune for all of you! Stay tuned also for special fall feast teachings and content. Shalom!
Chag Sameyach and welcome to the Fall Feasts! Join me and explore the deep connections between the Yom Teruah feast of the Torah, what Jews today call Rosh Hashannah and the marvelous Scriptures and traditions that bind them all together as we literally go from Genesis to Revelation and consider how Yom Teruah may relate even to Y’shua’s return! Enjoy and may you be inscribed and sealed for a good year.
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Welcome to Nitzvaim-Vayelech, where we see how ancient controversies continue to play out in modern rabbinic discourse with the phrase “The Torah is not in heaven” and also connect some deep calendar mysteries shared by Aaron and King David, hidden in the plain sight of the Scripture. Enjoy this last “normal” parsha before the majestic fall feasts hits!
Welcome to Nitzvaim-Vayelech, where we see how ancient controversies continue to play out in modern rabbinic discourse with the phrase “The Torah is not in heaven” and also connect some deep calendar mysteries shared by Aaron and King David, hidden in the plain sight of the Scripture. Enjoy this last “normal” parsha before the majestic fall feasts hits!
Welcome to Nitzvaim-Vayelech, where we see how ancient controversies continue to play out in modern rabbinic discourse with the phrase “The Torah is not in heaven” and also connect some deep calendar mysteries shared by Aaron and King David, hidden in the plain sight of the Scripture. Enjoy this last “normal” parsha before the majestic fall feasts hits!