Settling in to begin Bible study Shabbat in Israel is a special treat when spent with good Messianic friends. My friends, Kevin and Sheila, host a home group on Shabbat where they break bread together and study God's Word. Brunch was served at 10:30am (Saturday) and our group of 11 was multi-national. I first met …
Ok friends, this is a 2-part series. If you missed yesterday's post, It's Friday! Shabbat Shalom, you will miss half the blessing. Take 5 minutes to check it out, then come back for today's second blessing! "Shabbat Shalom" is the appropriate greeting in Jewish culture on the Sabbath (Friday evening to Saturday evening). Yesterday, we …
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Calendars mean something. When Friday comes, it brings anticipation of the weekend! For most, the weekend means a couple days off to rest and relax, or perhaps work a second job! Many head to the mountains, beaches or parks to hangout and have fun. Friday is a day of anticipation! In Jewish culture, Hebrew calendar …
In Israel, when Friday afternoon rolls around, you hear greetings of "Shabbat Shalom!" But what does it really mean? Here is a very brief tutorial on "Shabbat Shalom!" We could all learn the lessons it teaches us. In fact, why not implement it yourself, or with your family, this weekend and watch the Lord of …
Continue reading “Shabbat Shalom” – What Does it Really Mean?
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