"חבר עברי" (Chaver Ivri)
Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is a vibrant and multi-layered festival that engages the Jewish community every year. As outlined in Leviticus 23:33-43, it is a feast of seven days, meant to commemorate the Israelites’ 40 years of wandering in the wilderness. For those who follow Yeshua, the festival takes on additional…
Introduction In many religious communities, personal testimony is often tied closely to church attendance, doctrines, or the communal experience. While these elements can enrich one’s spiritual journey, it’s important to emphasize that the essence of a true personal testimony lies solely in one’s relationship with Yehovah and His Son, Yeshua. In this post, we’ll explore…
In the journey of faith, many of us often turn to prayer as a form of guidance and reassurance. Whether we seek answers to pressing questions or relief from our burdens, we sometimes emerge from prayer with a sense of peace—a “good feeling”—and consider it an affirmation from the divine. But is this “good feeling”…
Introduction Sukkot, commonly known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is one of the most celebrated festivals in the Jewish calendar. Traditionally, it serves as a remembrance of the Israelites’ 40-year journey in the wilderness, living in temporary shelters, or sukkot. It is also a harvest festival, marking a time of joy and bounty. But could…
Introduction The history of faith is a tapestry woven with threads of devotion and divergence. From ancient times to the present, leaders and movements have shaped and, at times, distorted religious teachings. In this journey through time, we’ll explore key figures and developments in chronological order, shedding light on their impact on faith and spirituality.…
Introduction The concept of Jehovah holds a significant place in religious discourse, varying across denominations and traditions. Among the most distinctive perspectives is that of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), commonly known as the Mormon Church. This post aims to spotlight the inconsistency between the LDS view of Jehovah (Yehovah) and…
In the spiritual narrative of the Hebrew scriptures, the glory of Yehovah stands as an emblem of divine presence, a celestial phenomenon depicting the almighty’s deep connection and guidance to His chosen people. This glory, often witnessed as Shekinah, a divine illumination, resonates profoundly, guiding us through eras of spiritual epitomes and declines. Let us…
In the rich tapestry of scriptural prophecies, the millennial reign of Yeshua stands as a pinnacle of hope, offering the assurance of a time where righteousness, peace, and Yehovah’s divine governance dominate the earth. This 1000-year period promises to be a remarkable era of restored paradise, where those who have upheld Yehovah’s commandments will witness…
Introduction:In these challenging times, it’s not uncommon to reflect on the prophetic warnings found in 2 Timothy 3:1-5. This scripture speaks of a future when people may become unthankful and unholy. As parents, preserving our faith and values is paramount. In this comprehensive post, we’ll delve into the reasons behind this prophecy, backed by scripture…
As seekers and adherents of the truth outlined in the holy scriptures, we often find ourselves at a crossroads where we encounter divergent interpretations and adaptations of the divine words bestowed upon us by Yehovah. History is marred with instances of both additions and subtractions to the original texts, transforming them for various motivations, including…
Embarking on a spiritual journey often evokes a duality of exploring one’s inner self while seeking a deeper understanding and connection with the divine, Yehovah. It is a pathway laden with learning, introspection, and cultivation of a life resonant with higher principles outlined in sacred scriptures. This rich exploration stands on the premise that understanding…
Introduction In the journey of faith, there comes a time to pause, reflect, and ask – are we truly walking the path laid down by the prophets and Yeshua? In our quest to remain true to Yehovah’s teachings, it is imperative to scrutinize the doctrines that have governed our beliefs over the centuries. Let us…
In the intricate tapestry of history woven with threads of diverse traditions and beliefs, the need to rediscover and adhere to the true path illuminated by Yehovah’s directives stands paramount. This expedition of rediscovery immerses us in the rich narratives from the scriptures, guiding us to distinguish Yehovah’s feasts from their Roman counterparts and to…
In the realm of spiritual life and holiness, a foundational pillar of belief lies in the binary understanding of blessings and curses that are often illustrated vividly through the Hebrew Scriptures. Yehovah has conveyed His divine principles through His chosen people, using the imagery of two mountains: Mount Gerizim, the Mount of Blessings, and Mount…
In a world that seems to be constantly moving, never pausing, never ceasing in its demands, the words of Yeshua in the book of Matthew offer a deep well of comfort and promise: “Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28, KJV). This invitation…
Introduction As the Fall Feasts draw near, it is a time of spiritual reflection and renewal for believers. The upcoming sacred days offer a unique opportunity to delve into the depths of our faith, guided by the Torah and other Scriptural texts. Central to this period is Yehovah’s incomparable sacrifice: His only son, Yeshua. This…
The Fall Feasts—Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot—are not merely cultural traditions but divinely instituted feasts meant for all of Israel and those who sojourn with them. Commanded to be observed by all future generations “as long as heaven and earth endure” (Matthew 5:18), these feasts are prophetic pictures pointing toward Yeshua and the redemptive…
