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Living Water at the Feast of Tabernacles: exploring John 7
Water was drawn from the Pool of Siloam, brought to the Temple, poured on the altar, and berakhot (blessings) were said, thanking the LORD Most High for rain. That same pool of water would be the site where the blind man was healed and Messiah's healing ministry would expand.
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How our family celebrates the Feast of Tabernacles
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How our family celebrates the Feast of Tabernacles
Here in the north, planning for Sukkot requires consideration of the temperatures, especially when Sukkot is in October. This year, Sukkot starts in September, so we may not be such Frozen Chosen this year. Even so, the evenings are definitely crisp, so soups and stews are some of the best foods to serve during the feast. I recommend planning at least a week in advance so you don't need to worry about your menu items during the feast.
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Living Water at the Feast of Tabernacles: exploring John 7
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What does Yom Kippur have to do with Messiah’s return?
There are many Messianic prophecies in the Bible, but what is found in Zechariah 12 in particular regarding mourning (i.e. genuine, travailing repentance) is very much related to Yom Kippur. We know that Messiah Yeshua will come back after the time of the tribulation and wicked nations will be about to attack Jerusalem. Adonai Tzva'ot will handle it: "It will happen in that day that I will seek to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem" (Zech.12:9).
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What would you ask from Yeshua?
wisdom has been ascribed to Solomon. The Proverbs attributed to Solomon, however, do employ this term frequently. Here in 1 Kings 3, a form of the word chokhmah is used, chakham, but only by God Himself. God answers Solomon's request for understanding and discernment by calling it wisdom (chakham).
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Yom Teruah: the day of the shout! AND: Rosh Hashanah Brisket Recipe!
is the day of the shout! The day to sound the shofars and remember that with a shout, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah will return for His people! It is the more "Biblical" term for what is more widely known as "Rosh Hashanah," which means "Head of the year." We celebrate a new year and we await Messiah's return.
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Don’t stop reading Deuteronomy 28 at verse 14
The first part of Deuteronomy (Devarim) 28 is a favorite for many. And who wouldn’t like it? ” . . . all these blessings will come upon you and overtake you, if you listen to the voice of ADONAI your God . . . ” Deut.28:2 Blessings will abound! Blessed will you be in the city, in the field, your children, your land and produce, your flock (verses 3-6). Your enemies will flee from you! (v.7) You will lend and not borrow, you will be the head and not the tail (v.12, 13). What’s not to like? Certainly all of us who claim to love Adonai resonate with these promises. Surely,…
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Get your FREE Selfie Scavenger Hunt for Sukkot
Enjoy this activity with your friends, family, or entire congregation during the Feast of Tabernacles! Get this and other fun Biblical feast activities
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That Pork Barbecue might be ruining your testimony
Some background about a Sunday church When I was in grad school, I used to attend Sunday church at a small Pentecostal church just a few miles from the university. I loved that church. I loved the people, I loved the music, I loved the ministry! The believers at this church loved the Lord and really did a good job of including newcomers and students (like me) and sharing the Gospel with love. It didn’t feel cliquish like so many small churches, and it was a wonderful place for any young believer to grow in their faith. Like most evangelical churches, the pastor and leaders emphasized such spiritual practices as…
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Surgery? Covid-19? Anxiety? Bible verses to comfort you
Then [Yeshua/Jesus] continued telling them, “Nation will rise up against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be great earthquakes along with famines and epidemics in various places, and there will be terrors along with great signs from heaven. Luke 21:10-11, emphasis added Do you have quarantine fatigue? Tired of wearing a mask in the middle of the hot summer? You’re not alone. None of us want to hear more about Covid-19, yet this pestilence doesn’t seem to be ending. We know we are in the last days, so we should not be surprised by these occurrences. Our Messiah cautioned us that there would be outbreaks of sickness. The pandemic is…
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Review: “Mysteries of the Messiah” by Rabbi Jason Sobel
I am blessed to be participating in an “I Read with Audra” blog tour for Rabbi Jason Sobel’s new book: Mysteries of the Messiah: Unveiling Divine Connections from Genesis to Today. You may be interested to know that the foreword was written by Kathie Lee Gifford, who actually co-authored a previous book with Sobel titled, The Rock, the Road, and the Rabbi. Most of the Scripture references in Mysteries of the Messiah come from the Tree of Life Version of the Bible (TLV), which I find to be an excellent Bible translation and use frequently here on the Adonai Shalom blog. Also: be certain to enter the book giveaway! A link…
