
Celebrating Sukkot
The Feast of Sukkot is a time of rejoicing and ingathering, but here we will concentrate

The Feast of Sukkot is a time of rejoicing and ingathering, but here we will concentrate

Abram was called “Abraham the Hebrew” in Genesis 14:13, which is the first time that the

Where did baptism come from? A Jewish man called Yochanan was baptising people in the Jordan

The Passover meal marks the beginning of the week-long “Feast of Unleavened Bread”. Israel was commanded

Adonai Tzva’ot, the “Lord of Hosts” is one of the names of God, used 235 times

God gives good gifts. When he gave Israel to the Jewish people, it was not just

Pomegranates are in abundance during the time of the Fall feasts in Israel; a symbol of

It can be bewildering considering that Yeshua the Messiah was an Israeli-born Jew, grew up in

“Isaiah 53 has been called ‘the torture chamber of the Rabbis and ‘the guilty conscious of

“At that time, they were celebrating the feast of Hanukkah in Jerusalem. It was winter, and

Abraham was called “friend of God”. What an amazing thing to be called. One of the

Sometimes we use the word “leper” to describe a persona non-grata… someone rejected by the majority, and
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