Here is an incredible lesson from the holy language of Hebrew. The word "shofar" comes from the word לשפר - l'-sha-fayr - which means "to improve." The sound of the shofar awakens us to beautify our deeds as we strive to improve ourselves. With the close of each precious holiday, we reflect on our observance of the various laws, and, in good faith, feel confident that with love and care we have used the holiday for the improvement and betterment of ourselves. There's no better path to improvement then vigorous study of the holy Bible!
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Jerusalem is amazing! This unbelievable video details the uncovering of ancient King Solomon's Jerusalem wall.
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Last week marked the anniversary of one of the most important events in the history of the Jewish people, described in the Book of Joshua (4:19), as the day the Israelites crossed the Jordan and entered Israel as a nation for the first time. It's time to make it a national holiday!
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Stay connected to your biblical roots by wearing your Hebrew name proudly! Don’t know your Hebrew name? No problem! Many English names derive from Hebrew names in the Bible, and the rest have etymological or spiritual cousins in Biblical sources. Just include your English name and we’ll find the Hebrew name in the Bible that’s most closely connected to yours.
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Blowing the shofar by Ilan Rosen. Tradition teaches us that the shofar will be sounded to gather the nation to Israel.
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Please help us continue to spread the beauty and significance of Jerusalem!
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Blessing from Jerusalem, Rabbi Tuly Weisz
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Thanks for sharing. Blessings on your head from the Lord Jesus, Yeshua HaMashiach.
Steve Martin
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Love For His People
Charlotte, NC USA