Hebrew holidays
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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
If you're just here for the free printable calendar, get yours here! The celebration of Passover has become more common among Christians in recent years. This celebration is so beneficial because Passover has many elements that point to our Messiah and highlight the greatness of our God and His love for us! But did you
A beginner's guide to the basics of the Biblical holidays. Learn about the spiritual significance of Passover, Sukkot, Shavuot, and Yom Kippur.
What do you need to be a Christian? Well, nothing physical, really. You need a repentant, humble, and open heart, willing to hear what God has to say to you. For some of those who followed God in the Bible, that was all they had! But just about every Christian owns a Bible. Many also
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When our children were born (they are close in age), my husband and I started really thinking about the Biblical feast days. We thought through the types of holidays and traditions we would want them to grow up with. We were familiar with the Jewish holidays and had participated in Passover seders and church-sponsored Feast of Tabernacles events, but we still celebrated Christmas and Easter. We were good about keeping the celebrations as focused on the LORD as possible - never incorporating…
The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), in the OT, had instructions mostly for the High Priest. So how is the Day of Atonement relevant to us today?
