Jewish festivals

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There are 3 reasons God has given us the Biblical festivals. These are not “Jewish holidays” but Biblical feasts and hold meaning for the Christian as well. They are festivals of the Lord. Find out what those reasons are and why Christians should experience these festivals! #jewishroots #messianic #biblicalfeasts #christianblog #christianfamily

Shavuot (SHAH-voo-ote) is the last of the Spring Feasts. It was one of three pilgrimage Feasts of the Jewish year when all physically able Jewish men were to bring to Jerusalem the first of their harvest as an offering to the Lord.

I go into the history of the Feast of Trumpets, its significance for the believer, and how throughout history it spoke of the return of Jesus for His own! The trumpet will sound! Find out what that really means! #jewishroots #messianic #biblestudies

Everything you need to know about Hanukkah. Share with your family and friends.

This free printable Jewish holiday calendar 2022-2023 will help you keep track of when to celebrate and easy ways to honor each holiday.

There are 3 reasons God has given the Biblical festivals. Learn more about these feasts and their importance, as they are the feasts Yeshua Himself kept!

The Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) is not just for Jews! Here's how Christians get to celebrate this party too. Series about the Jewish feasts taught by a former missionary to Israel.

Why Christians should celebrate Jewish festivals. Should they or shouldn't they? Autumn is approaching quickly and, with them, the fall festivals. These are sometimes looked at as “Jewish holidays” and while they are, that does

Sukkot is sometimes called the Jewish Thanksgiving. Sukkot, the Feast of Booths, is a celebration of the harvest and autumn season. Families build a Sukkah, a basic walled structure, to eat, pray and sometimes even sleep in for seven days. The purpose