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As the invasion of Israel spreads, the prophet Jeremiah describes how people flocked to the more fortified cities, like Jerusalem. They came in hoards fleeing at the sound of the great shofar, ram's horn. The shofar was both the physical 'battle cry', sounded upon engaging in war, as well as representative of the spiritual 'battle cry' calling out to the Nation to repent. Display your own authentic shofar with a variety of ornamental accessories.
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You’ll love this great, upbeat video about prayers for the ultimate redemption! (The singer uses “Gosh” so as to not take the Lord’s name in vain.)
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More and more Christians are seeking their Hebrew roots and, as a result are changing their Sabbath from Sunday toSaturday.
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A tiny country surrounded by enemies, Israel must maintain defensible borders. Understand the importance of Israel's topography in this short informative video. And then check out our contoured map of Israel.
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Sounding the great shofar, by Yehoshua Halevi. The word shofar is linguistically linked with shefoferet, a naturally hollow tube or reed, and the shofar can only be made from a horn that can be hollowed out by removing the inner core of the animal's horn.
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