Why do we Blow the Shofar?
The first time that a shofar appears in the Bible, it isn’t blown. It isn’t even
The first time that a shofar appears in the Bible, it isn’t blown. It isn’t even
God was delighted to tell the Israelites what was waiting for them in the Promised Land:
There’s a famous saying that goes around in Jewish circles in the month of Elul as
It’s Christmakkah! Occasionally, Hanukkah and Christmas collide. Many think of these holidays like oil and water—from
You might be surprised to learn what happens in synagogues on Yom Kippur. As the sun
The so-called “scarlet thread” of redemption runs throughout the Bible—from the wrist of Judah’s son to
Psalm 91 begins like this: He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide
The shofar is a trumpet made entirely by God. It’s the horn of a ram or
The Torah has 3 main sections describing the festival of Sukkot (Tabernacles) and each mention reveals
Being happy seems to be a bit of a holy grail in our world today. Like
Dig into ancient and new testament Prophecies we’ve discovered in the Feast of Tabernacles and how
Shemini Atzeret is translated as the Eighth Day of the Assembly. It’s sort of strange that