Sukkot: What’s the Big Deal Anyway?

Tonight at sundown closes out the final major annual feast of Israel: Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles). I've written often about the feasts, explaining that Jesus the Messiah is the fulfillment of every single one of the seven feasts. (Here, for example) Sukkot is a time of rejoicing, and it correlates to the Millennial Kingdom, when …

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Reflections and Gratitude!

Hi friends! May I take a break from the chaos to say a heartfelt thank you? This blog has never been about numbers. I didn't launch it to see how many visitors I could draw in or how many pages they would view. It was originally launched as a platform upon which to share photos …

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Muslims Worked so Jews Could Pray on Yom Kippur

https://www.facebook.com/IsraelMFA/posts/10157843115611317 United Hatzalah is a group of volunteer emergency medical personnel who respond to needs in Israel. No one is paid. Jews and Muslims work side-by-side saving lives. In a world filled with hatred, isn't it refreshing to witness the goodness of mankind for a change? Kudos to those Muslim ambulance workers who volunteered to …

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Hebrew Word Study: Tabernacle

Hi friends! It has been a while since we delved into a Hebrew word study. That's because I've been saving one up for you! Who knows which Jewish feast is happening right now? Yes...you're right! The Jewish people are in the midst of the Feast of Tabernacles, also known as Sukkot in Hebrew. If you …

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