“Let My People Go!” The Hebrew Might Surprise You…
The phrase, “Let my people go”, aside from evoking the dulcet tones of Louis Armstrong, has
The phrase, “Let my people go”, aside from evoking the dulcet tones of Louis Armstrong, has
Passover is a critical time. The Jewish world remembers the great redemption of the Exodus, while
Passover (or Pesach, פסח to use the Hebrew word) was, in essence, an almighty showdown. The
At least two people were paying attention: the prophets Simeon and Anna are mentioned in Luke
The Hanukkah story tells of a dark time in the second century BC, when the Greeks
Tisha B’Av, the 9th day of the month of Av, has seen an extraordinary catalogue of
It is a Passover tradition to have an extra place at the seder table for the
Shemini Atzeret is translated as the Eighth Day of the Assembly. It’s sort of strange that
The Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot as it’s known in Hebrew, is a God-ordained feast with
The streets are weirdly quiet on Yom Kippur in Israel. Driving is not exactly banned, but
Have you ever heard the stirring sound of a shofar? That ancient cry to the deep…
God commanded His people: Have a feast! Take a break! He made festivals part of the
