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The Divine Test, a way of proving our faith through God's commandments. But what is this divine test? What does it really prove? How can we pass a test and prove our faith to Yahweh? 

On the Eve of  the Fall Moedim (Rabbi Burt Yellin)

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Oh, how wonderful is the Month of the Aviv, for it contains the crucial shadows of our redemption and salvation through Yeshua Messiah.

This week the Jewish people will celebrate Yom Teruah—the day of the blowing of trumpets. The description of this day is a little vague, but deep meaning is found in the use of trumpets for calling the people to attention and announcing the start of something. Traditionally, this day begins a 10-day period of repentance leading up to Yom Kippur. But it hints at the day described in 1 Thessalonians when Christ appears at the sound of a trumpet.

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Ever been on a hunt for your glasses just to find them perched on your head? Or searched for your phone while you're actually holding it? Sometimes the things we're looking for are right in front of us, hidden in plain sight. We wrote this guide with our Christian friends in mind for that very reason. You might think that the upcoming Jewish High Holy Days aren't for you, that they're exclusively a 'Jewish thing.' We get it, but hear us out. We're not saying you're wrong for thinking that way, but we do believe you're missing out on something truly transformative. We invite you to take a closer look, to consider the deeper connections, and to broaden your understanding of faith by acknowledging its roots. So stay with us; you might just discover something you never knew you were missing. The Ten Days of Awe, also known as the High Holy Days, are a significant period in the Jewish calendar. These represent the last three festival days given to Israel in Leviticus 23 in the Hebrew Bible, or what we at The Jewish Road like to call Act One of a two-act play. These festival days are actually called Moedim in Hebrew, or “Appointed Times.” These are God's appointed times for Israel in which He laid out the course of history for Israel and, in fact, the world as He brings everything to fulfillment in His kingdom.  We should note that there are seven appointed times or festival days given to Israel in Leviticus 23, and they were all prophetic. Four of them have been historically fulfilled, leaving the final three festival days that occur in the fall as prophetic and yet to be fulfilled.   Having said that, the first appointed time on the Fall calendar is in Leviticus 23:23-25, the Feast of Trumpets or Yom Teruah in Hebrew, the Day of Blowing Trumpets. This is the first of the High Holy Days on Israel's calendar and it is celebrated today as Rosh Hashanah or the Jewish new year.  However, if we look at verse 23 we read that this day is a solemn rest and memorial that occurs on the first day of the seventh month, Tishrei. The first month on the Hebrew calendar is Nisan, the time of Passover in the spring. How is this disparity reconciled? Jewish people traditionally began to celebrate this holiday as Rosh Hashanah as the civil new year on Israel's calendar, beginning during the second Temple period. It is strictly traditional as the new year is in the spring. Interestingly, the Babylonians celebrated their new year at this time and we believe that Israel brought that tradition with them some time after the Babylonian captivity.  The blowing of the shofar or the trumpet was meant to bring Israel's attention to a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal as we turn our attention to God. It is a time when people take a hard look at their lives and actions over the past year.  Traditionally, this begins what is called the Ten Days of Awe. It's believed that God opens the Book of Life on Rosh Hashanah and seals it on Yom Kippur, deciding the fate of each individual for the upcoming year. Why is this season important? Well, it's a rare pause, a collective breath for introspection. It's not just about asking for forgiveness, but also about forgiving others and oneself.  In Jewish tradition, it's a time to set the tone for the year ahead, wipe the slate clean, and start anew. It's why on the civil calendar, the Jewish community calls this the Jewish New Year. You'll probably see on your local TV news a Happy New Year wish to “our Jewish friends” and you'll see a graphic of apples and honey, that your new year may be sweet. But really, this isn't just a religious exercise; it's a deeply human one, a call from the Creator to not only look back, but also look forward.

In this special bonus episode, we delve into the profound significance of the fall festivals, as ordained by the Father God's request. Join us as we explore the spiritual depth and meaning behind Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and SukkotReferrences:  Celebrating Jesus in the Biblical Feasts: Discovering Their Significance to You as a Christian book by Richard BookerWhat Are the Moedim? The 7 Appointed TimesIGNITE archive episodes related to the moedim: 01-10-22 Will the Market Crash? // Understanding Shmita // Part 101-17-22 Eternal Perspective // Understanding Shmita // Part 201-24-22 Nine-Month Economic Forecast // Understanding Shmita // Part 307-04-22 ULECx Shmita ReviewMarketplace Summons - Prep CallSignificance of Pentecost Part 1Pentecost Part 2 with Rabbi Jeff FriedlanderHarvest Season: Check out Strategies to Set Up your Greatest Harvest!We would love to hear from you! Contact us or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn! Disclaimer: All opinions expressed on this podcast including the team and guests are solely their opinions. Host and guest may maintain positions in the companies and securities discussed.This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as specific investment advice for any individual or organization.

In this episode I discuss Neil Howe's book, “The Fourth Turning,” Moedim, eschatology and the Great Awakenings. Link is from a recent interview with Howe: https://youtu.be/GxeMEKwP4G4 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/practicalprophetic/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/practicalprophetic/support

The Feast of Weeks (Shavuot in Hebrew) occurs exactly 50 days after the first Sabbath after Passover and is largely associated with the wheat harvest. However, there is a strong rabbinic tradition that this holiday also commemorates the giving of the law which occurred 50 days after the exodus from Egypt.  Why did the Lord choose this day to pour out the Holy Spirit in Acts 2? Listen in for the exciting answers.

God has a calendar, and it is full of appointed times to meet with Him and remember events of the past, while thanking Him for the present and anticipating the fulfillment of all His promises in the future. These appointed times—called “feasts”—are rich in meaning and are as valid today as they were the day He instructed the children of Israel to observe them.

Shalom everyone, Why is the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua timed along side of Passover? There are many appointed times and seasons that YHWH has set in place for revealing things concerning His character, and for certain events to occur. The Moedim (appointed times of YHWH) are not just actual dates and events that Israel was to observe, they are prophetic and they reveal the heart of YHWH for His people. The Spring appointed times testify of Yeshua at His first coming. The Fall appointed times testify of His return. This Shabbat we will focus on the timing of the Passover alongside Yeshua's life and reason for His coming. Check it out

In this video series, we take a brief and concise look at the mo'edim (appointed times) of YHWH. Among those days, sometimes called Jewish holidays, are ones called Passover and Unleavened Bread.  We'll see where they comes from, how we can memorialize them, and what their prophetic implications are. 

This week is the Feast of Passover and the beginning of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. These two feasts may overlap in their commemoration of the Exodus, but there is deeper meaning found in each and their respective observances. 

Shalom everyone, Passover is quickly approaching. Are you ready? This week we look at First Fruits. This festival is tied to the time of Passover and Unleavened bread. How do we connect Yeshua to this festival? If all of the Moedim are prophetic, what does this one reveal to us? Check it out

The biblical day Shemini Atzeret (Eighth Day Assembly) brought the Feast of Tabernacles to a close with a day of Sabbath rest and prayer. Over time this day became known as Simchat Torah (Rejoicing of the Torah) because it was the day of the year when the annual reading through the Torah was completed and then began again with Genesis 1. On this day, when the Torah scrolls are taken out for reading, the entire congregation dances and rejoices—sometimes for hours. When was the last time you danced through the aisles of your church, rejoicing over the Word of God? The apostle Paul said that a chief responsibility of the Jewish people was to be the custodians or keepers of the Word; because of their love for Torah, we all have a Bible to read today. We should at least say thank you and rejoice with them.

After a period of repentance and the Day of Atonement, the Feast of Tabernacles begins. God commanded the children of Israel to rejoice for the full seven days and celebrate His provision for the Israelites during their wilderness wanderings and of rain for an abundant harvest. During the water libation ceremony the people prayed for rain for the coming year's harvest—and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the Messianic era. It was in this context that Jesus proclaimed He was the source of living waters. According to the prophet Zechariah, the gentiles would one day celebrate this feast.

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The first of the fall feasts in the Bible begin with Yom Teruah – the day of shouting or loud noise on which trumpets were blown. This Feast of Trumpets was used to call the people to attention and begin a 10 day period of introspection and repentance in preparation for the great Day of Atonement. While we should live our lives in a state of introspection and be quick to ask forgiveness for our mistakes and sins it is a beautiful annual tradition to stop our busy lives and take an accounting. One day that great heavenly trumpet with sound and we all want to be ready.

The LOVE-COV thru the LOVE DOVE, Has to be first or HE ends up being last by nature!! It's just the way it is, mankind will forget their Elohiym YAHUAH if we don't constrain ourselves to KEEP HIM FIRST AS HE ORDERS!! Are we MOEDIM? Are we KODESH? or Are we Deceiving ourselves into believing it isn't a "Hill Worth Dying On?" Shal'iach ROCK takes the 1st hour. Shal'iach scrYbe the 2nd. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/love-live/message

Diff between precision and accuracy, precision is hitting the target every time and accuracy is hitting the right target.  Both important, but precision w'o accuracy is foolish and arguably legalism, diligently following a checklist or set of rules but following the wrong rules.   God made the world based on laws and His way of doing things.  If you don't know His way of doing things, i.e. accuracy, you can be as precise as you want but what's the point if you're not following His rules.  If you think you're not following rules, I would ask you if you put on a mask against your better judgment at some point over the last 2 years.  Where there's a vacuum of rules, someone will fill that vacuum.  The Devil will gives us all sorts of rules if we don't follow God's rules, or he will tell us that we should make our own rules. I'm concerned about the talk among conservative Christians who are still talking about Donald Trump like he's our savior and that there's going to be a great awakening around what?  Freedom?  Is that our ultimate goal, freedom?  It depends on what your definition is of freedom. Romans 6:16 NKJV says "Do you not know that to whom you present yourselves slaves to obey, you are that one's slaves whom you obey, whether of sin leading to death, or of obedience leading to righteousness?" Romans 2:20 NKJV says "I have been crucified with Christ; " is that freedom, being crucified?  it is if you understand the meaning of true freedom. We talk about slavery as the ultimate evil or thing to avoid, but we should strive to be slave to Christ.  To me that's a big part of what being Torah observant is all about.  Being obedient to our Creator. Jesus said if you love me keep my commandments in John 14:15.   1 John 3:4 says "Whoever commits sin also commits lawlessness, and sin is lawlessness." What law is that talking about?  It's certainly not talking about man-made laws but God's law.  The word Torah means "the law". When we read about slaves in the Old Testament, it was a different situation than what we saw with African-Americans in the earlier part of the U.S. history.  People often became slaves, or what was called bondservants by choice, or sometimes because they needed to pay a debt. Ex 21:2-6 says "If you buy a Hebrew servant, he shall serve six years; and in the seventh he shall go out free and pay nothing. 3 If he comes in by himself, he shall go out by himself; if he comes in married, then his wife shall go out with him. 4 If his master has given him a wife, and she has borne him sons or daughters, the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out by himself. 5 But if the servant plainly says, ‘I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free,' 6 then his master shall bring him to the judges. He shall also bring him to the door, or to the doorpost, and his master shall pierce his ear with an awl; and he shall serve him forever." To me that picture of a man choosing to have an awl driven through his ear to declare being a slave to someone forever, is similar to our choice to be a slave to Christ forever, and give up the world's version of freedom, which can be summed up by the phrase do what you want.  You may have heard the phrase "Do what thou wilt" which was a book written by occultist Alister Crowley.  That's always been the message of Satan, along with the questioning of what's God wants us to do.  Satan said to Eve "Has God indeed said you shall not eat of every tree in the garden" and he says similar things to us in various ways, questioning God's law. Well, we should never be OK with not knowing what God expects from us. What does this look like if we pursue what God's will is for us through His Word. Well, for me one of the first implications of this was that me and my family could no longer justify doing celebrating a pagan holiday we call Christmas that God never told us to do. and in fact He said very clearly we should He did not want his people to worship as the pagans did but told us how He wanted us to worship him and gave us specific appointed times when he wanted to meet with us, in Hebrew these are called Moedim. So we stopped participating in Christmas and then Easter and then realized were not obeying the 4th commandment, which in Ex 20:8-11 says "“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. 9 Six days you shall labor and do all your work, 10 but the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord your God. In it you shall do no work: you, nor your son, nor your daughter, nor your male servant, nor your female servant, nor your cattle, nor your stranger who is within your gates. 11 For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day and hallowed it." Here are some quotes from the Catholic church about this issue: from the Catholic Record, Sept 1, 1923 ". The Bible still teaches that the Sabbath or Saturday should be kept holy. There is no authority in the New Testament for the substitution of Sunday for Saturday. Surely it is an important matter. It stands there in the Bible as one of the Ten Commandments of God. There is no authority in the Bible for abrogating this Commandment, or for transferring its observance to another day of the week.” “For Catholics it is not the slightest difficulty.”…“The Church is above the Bible; and this transference of Sabbath observance from Saturday to Sunday is proof positive of that fact. " Chancellor Albert Smith for Cardinal of Baltimore Archdiocese, letter dated February 10, 1920: "If Protestants would follow the Bible, they should worship God on the Sabbath day [which] by God is Saturday. In keeping the Sunday, they are following a law of the Catholic Church." Our Sunday Visitor (February 5, 1950): "Practically everything Protestants regard as essential or important they have received from the Catholic Church... The Protestant mind does not seem to realize that in accepting the Bible and observing the Sunday, in keeping Christmas and Easter, they are accepting the authority of the spokesman for the church, the Pope." Catholic Priest T. Enright, CSSR, lecture at Hartford, KS, Feb 18, 1884: "I have repeatedly offered $1000 to any one who can furnish any proof from the Bible that Sunday is the day we are bound to keep...The Bible says, “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy,” but the Catholic Church says, “No, keep the first day of the week,” and the whole world bows in obedience." So if you consider yourself a Protestant and not a Catholic, I would encourage to ask yourself why you're worshipping on Sunday?  The reformation corrected many wrong doctrines of the Catholic church but left many unchanged and this is one of them. And that's just one of the 10 commandments, which are just 10 among all of the Torah. You may have heard phrases like "Jesus nailed the law to the cross" or that "Jesus did away with the law". I won't take the time to counter those arguments here, but I will say that if you are hungry to know the truth about these matters you can start with a few of these youtube channels: The Parable of the Vineyard, ShemaYisrael, Zach Bauer at An American Homestead, or TruthUnedited. But I'll leave you with this.  In Matthew 5:17 Jesus said "“Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to fulfill."  I've heard many quote this verse to suggest that when Jesus said fulfill He meant to do away with or destroy.  If that were true, Jesus would have been saying "I did not come to destroy but to destroy" which obviously makes no sense. In John 14:15 Jesus said "“If you love Me, keep My commandments." Hebrews 13:8 says "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." 2 Kings 17:37 says "And the statutes, the ordinances, the law, and the commandment which He wrote for you, you shall be careful to observe forever; " Another thing you may have heard is that Jesus blasted the Pharisees because they were following the law.  That's the opposite of the truth.  The Pharisees had made up all sorts of rules that they considered to be fences, extra rules to make sure that you never broke the Torah, which may have been well intentioned, but they got to a point where they weren't following the Torah they were just following their man-made rules and in so doing they missed the spirit of the law and they were out of relationship with their Creator, so much so that they didn't even recognize the prophesied messiah when He arrived. In the same manner, if we don't follow God's law and meet Him in His appointed times, will we recognize Jesus when He returns? So before I wrap this up let me make an application to our work so this isn't a total departure of the content you're used to receiving. So I want to bring us back to this idea of precision and accuracy.  I recently received some correction at my work.  It wasn't because I wasn't working hard, but rather I wasn't working entirely on the right things.  I was busy being precise, but my accuracy was off, and ultimately I was doing things as I thought they should be done but not as my boss wanted them done, and that is not a sustainable situation because my boss ultimately has a say about whether I continue to work with him or not, and I do not. It's the same with our heavenly father.  He gives us freedom to choose, but if we choose not to follow Him and His ways, and not to meet Him when He wants to meet with us, we will not end up spending eternity with Him.  

Topics Discussed: Purpose in the Body Forgivness Conflict in Present Times Noah Compared to Present Times Shabbat and the Moedim

Shalom Y'all, this week we continue to talk about the Fall Moedim and their prophetic nature. Sukkot aka Tabernacles aka booths aka the weeding feast aka ingathering... what do all these have in common? Check it out!

As we get down down to the last 2 weeks before the coming of the Fall Feast of YHVH, we discuss the relevance of them and whether or not they should apply to non Jews or not. The one point that must be acknowledged is that these Moedim are NOT merely the feast of the jews, as Churchianity has taught for centuries, but rather that they are the Feast of YHVH

Please SUBSCRIBE & SHARE! When we use the list of 12 moedim (Jewish Festivals) from the Temple Scroll, what do we discover when we recalculate the 1,290 days, times, time, and half a time, and the 1,335 days? When is Jesus returning, in the Spring or the Fall? Find out here! No need to wait for the premiere! To see the full version of every available episode and for early access, visit http://DailyRenegade.com today and check out our membership plans, now including a 7 DAY FREE TRIAL! FINALLY! Be free from the satanic beast financial banking system with their corrupted FIAT currency and protect your assets with Christians just like you! Visit http://CornerstoneAssetMetals.com today or call 888-747-3309 to register for free information, and make sure you click “Josh Peck (Daily Renegade)” in the “How did you hear about us” dropdown menu and Cornerstone will pay your shipping or IRA account opening fees! LEARN SKILLS DIRECTLY FROM JOSH PECK! Find Josh Peck on Skillshare, a place to learn virtually any skill! Josh teaches you how to edit videos, make amazing thumbnails, and utilize YouTube in order to get more views and grow your audience. No risk or obligation, try a FREE 14-day Trial Right Now: https://www.skillshare.com/r/profile/Josh-Peck/245753938 To help with the increasing medical costs for Nathan Peck (Josh and Christina's 7 year old son) and his battle with cancer, please visit http://www.paypal.me/joshpeckdisclosure Check out our alternate video sites to get content an hour earlier than YouTube! Daily Renegade on Rumble - https://rumble.com/DailyRenegade Daily Renegade on Brighteon - https://www.brighteon.com/channels/joshpeck

This is the Sabbath honoring teaching for Dec. 12th 2020. I’m posting this one early because this teaching has some very important information for those who are true active believers, some specific to this season we are currently in at time of posting. In this teaching I discuss what we see Isaiah say documented in Isaiah 5:20, "Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil". In this teaching is some very important information about the traditional holidays as well as more discussion of feasts, Torah, and covenant. Recommended companion messages to this one are “The Source Factor” and “Misplaced Focus”. I do speak the names of false gods in this teaching but only for informational and exposing the truth purposes, not to give any honor to them whatsoever. Support the show (https://www.highpursuitministries.com/give)

El Dia Cuarto. La luz que define el tiempo.Salmo 104:19, Jeremías 31:35. El sol, la luna y las estrellas. Salmo 74:16. El día 24 horas.Para señales. Lucas 21:25; Jeremías 10:1-2; señales del cielo; Mateo 24: 29-30; Ezequiel 8:16 Adorando al Dios del sol (Ra) Egypt; falsos dioses; dioses de la luna (mitología griega), adorando a los elementos de la naturaleza (lluvia, etc.)Para estaciones=festividades (pronunciación en hebreo: Moedim). Festividades del año. Creación del calendario divino antes de crear al hombre, por medio del sol, luna y estrellas. Exodos 12:1; Levíticos 23: 1-4 y Salmo 19: 1-6.

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Ben talks about the Moedim from the AHA method.

We begin this week’s teaching by first stepping back to Torah portion Emor to address the important topic of the Lord’s appointed times, the mo’edim, with special focus on the seemingly oddly placed verse that separates the spring and fall mo’edim. Moving on to parshah Behar, we hone in on the verb “you shall count,” […] The post Behar and Moedim 2018-19 appeared first on Beth Tikkun Messianic Congregation.

I give an overview of the Creator's Feasts by discussing why we keep them; when we keep them and what they mean. Shalom and welcome.

If we have an important meeting with someone in a high office or position, everything else in our life is put on hold to make any accommodations for that meeting. In Scripture, there are meetings that we are set to have with the Creator of heaven and earth. There is no way something is more important than that.

This week on Shabbat Night Live, ancient Israel gave into manmade religious systems and false prophets. America does the same thing today! Michael Rood explains why religion doesn't work, lays out the consequences, and provides an urgent and simple solution.  In this 8-part teaching series, Michael delves into the book of Jeremiah with the intention of exposing how America is falling into the same perversion as ancient Israel — a much-needed wake up call to those who seek the Truth. CONDEMNATION: The Jeremiah Verdict is a call to action. You will be inspired to fast and to pray. You will discover radical new meaning in the book of Jeremiah, and you will be driven to keep the faith once delivered to the saints. All on this week’s episode of Shabbat Night Live!

Here's what's happening during the month of October at A Rood Awakening! Scott and Anny discuss Hanukkah 2018 and this month's love gift. Tedd Clayton interviews Michael Rood about the new Temple Treasures Exhibit here at A Rood Awakening!

We don't choose our leaders, God does! No matter the politics, God sets leaders in place for specific reasons at specific times and we need to pray for them! This week on Shabbat Night Live, Michael Rood urges prayer for our leaders and explains why doing so is critical!  Jeremiah’s warning to ancient Israel holds true for America today: If we do not heed the awakening trump to return to our founding principles, and if we do not return to the Torah, we will soon be taken captive by our enemies. In this 8-part teaching series, Michael delves into the book of Jeremiah with the intention of exposing how America is falling into the same perversion as ancient Israel — a much-needed wake-up call to those who seek the Truth. CONDEMNATION: The Jeremiah Verdict is a call to action. You will be inspired to fast and to pray. You will discover radical new meaning in the book of Jeremiah, and you will be driven to keep the faith once delivered to the saints. All on this week’s episode of Shabbat Night Live!

This is a replay of post-Feast of Tabernacles-Sukkot 2017 where I reflect and discuss pertinent aspects of this Great Fall Feast of Yah. May you, your families and fellowships have a blessed and meaningful Tabernacles/Sukkot. Shalom and Welcome.

This week on Shabbat Night Live, Michael Rood continues his series on The Jeremiah Verdict and how it relates to the current state of America. What makes us American? Find out this Friday Night!    Jeremiah’s warning to ancient Israel holds true for America today: If we do not heed the awakening trump to return to our founding principles, and if we do not return to the Torah, we will soon be taken captive by our enemies. In this 8-part teaching series, Michael delves into the book of Jeremiah with the intention of exposing how America is falling into the same perversion as ancient Israel — a much-needed wake up call to those who seek the Truth. CONDEMNATION: The Jeremiah Verdict is a call to action. You will be inspired to fast and to pray. You will discover radical new meaning in the book of Jeremiah, and you will be driven to keep the faith once delivered to the saints. All on this week’s episode of Shabbat Night Live!

From September 14, 2018 Rabbi Israel Nelson

Michael Rood and Miles Jones uncover the amazing connections between the real Mt. Sinai, recent discoveries of Hebrew manuscripts, and the mysterious history of Messianic scribes now coming to light in this new series called “Beyond Mount Sinai." This week, Miles and Michael discuss the history and mystery surrounding the translating of the Gospels, from the time they were given up to our current translations. Ron Wyatt and Jim and Penny Caldwell risked their lives blazing a trail of truth across the Saudi desert to discover the real Mt. Sinai. Today, their discovery is rapidly expanding Biblical understanding and weaving together a prophetic tapestry with ancient documents hidden for centuries in the depths of the Vatican.  Don’t miss another fascinating discussion on this week’s episode of Shabbat Night Live!

Michael Rood and Miles Jones uncover the amazing connections between the real Mt. Sinai, recent discoveries of Hebrew manuscripts, and the mysterious history of Messianic scribes now coming to light in this new series called “Beyond Mount Sinai." This week, Miles and Michael show several artifacts found that further prove the Exodus of the Bible and the true name of the God of Israel. Ron Wyatt and Jim and Penny Caldwell risked their lives blazing a trail of truth across the Saudi desert to discover the real Mt. Sinai. Today, their discovery is rapidly expanding Biblical understanding and weaving together a prophetic tapestry with ancient documents hidden for centuries in the depths of the Vatican. 

Michael Rood and Miles Jones uncover the amazing connections between the real Mt. Sinai, recent discoveries of Hebrew manuscripts, and the mysterious history of Messianic scribes now coming to light in this new series called “Beyond Mount Sinai." Ron Wyatt and Jim and Penny Caldwell risked their lives blazing a trail of truth across the Saudi desert to discover the real Mt. Sinai. Today, their discovery is rapidly expanding Biblical understanding and weaving together a prophetic tapestry with ancient documents hidden for centuries in the depths of the Vatican.

Her modest YouTube channel, “GigiCanDoThatTorah” is gaining the attention of sophisticated scholars around the world with a message that is so simple, it just might work! We adults complicate things. We think too much. We analyze too much. And in the process, we miss the point. No wonder Yeshua said, “Whoever humbles himself as this little child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. In this special episode of Shabbat Night Live, 10-year-old “Gigi” will inspire you to slow down, simplify, and keep the Torah as it is meant to be kept — with the straightforward trust and comprehension of a child. You will be amazed at the candor, brilliance, and profound wisdom in this awe-inspiring conversation fit for the end of days.

In this exclusive episode, Michael Rood interviews Jim and Penny Caldwell as they discuss the amazing behind-the-scenes story — the secrets of the REAL Mt. Sinai — from Jim and Penny themselves in “The Mountain of God”!If you’ve seen photos or video revealing the summit of Mt. Sinai still blackened to this day by the fire of YeHoVaH… the split rock at Horeb that satisfied the thirst of the Israelites… or the amazing markings on a slab of rock that was once the altar to the golden calf… you’ve seen the work of Jim and Penny Caldwell.Jim and Penny spent many years living and working in the Saudi Arabian oil industry, but their real passion was to find and document evidence that the true location of Mt. Sinai is not in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, but in Saudi Arabia.And they risked their lives to do it! Don’t miss this exclusive interview conducted by Michael Rood that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

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What do we do on Sukkot? What is the prophetic meaning of this time of year?

September 27th 2014

Sar Shalom

What is the heart of the antichrist?

Should we celebrate Hanukkah? What are we to remember on this day? Why do some suggest that we should not observe Hanukkah?

What do we do on Yom Teruah? What is the prophetic meaning of this day? Why is it often called Rosh Hashanah?

What do we do on Yom Kippur? What is the prophetic meaning of this day, and what is the purpose of the sacrifices?

This Series is designed to look at the Moedim of YHWH in a brief and concise way. Though these topics could be expounded and explained in long teachings, it is our goal to make these as short as possible while attempting to give certain amounts of detail at the same time. Though we hope to make a series that explains these days in greater detail in the future, we believe you will find this series informational just the same. This first teaching looks at Passover and Unleavened Bread.

What is Yom Teruah and why should we celebrate it? Significant world events will be discussed on this program before the Bible study according to Luke 21:34-36. Help spread this message of the Good News of the Kingdom of God.  This message is about Jesus Christ (Yeshua Messiah) literally coming back to the earth to bring TRUE peace (Revelation 19:11-21;Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 2:2-4).  The Jewish Gospel message involves spirituality, socioeconomics and prophecy (Luke 4:18-19).  The Messiah will establish His physical kingdom on the earth (Mark 1:14-15; Daniel 2 & 7).  Share this program with your friends and associates by using any of the Social Media tools on the BlogTalkRadio web page.  

It is often understood that Yom Kippur, also known as the Day of Atonement is considered a day of fasting. But is this simply tradition or a commandment?

The consistent feedback we have received on this teaching is that it solves the debate. Perhaps it does. See for yourself. Test it yourself. If you have ever been frustrated and confused about the overwhelming conflicting information about calculating Yahweh’s calendar, then perhaps relief is now available. Discover what the TANAKH taught on this subject, and watch in amazement in witnessing how Yeshua perfectly agreed and taught us exactly the same.

The consistent feedback we have received on this teaching is that it solves the debate. Perhaps it does. See for yourself. Test it yourself. If you have ever been frustrated and confused about the overwhelming conflicting information about calculating Yahweh’s calendar, then perhaps relief is now available. Discover what the TANAKH taught on this subject, and watch in amazement in witnessing how Yeshua perfectly agreed and taught us exactly the same.

Session 06: The Feast of Trumpets connection and the cultural idioms associated with this 5th feast of 7 listed in Leviticus 23. Christ Jesus fulfilled literally the first 4 feasts on the very day and hour with the Death (Passover), Burial (Unleavened Bread), Resurrection (First Fruits) and sent the promise of the Holy Spirit to give birth to the Church on Pentecost! Wow! The last 3 Feasts speak of the rapture, Israels restoration (Yom Kippur) and Millennium (Tabernacles). The idioms associated with this feast is, Wedding of Messiah, The Hidden Day, Awakening Blast are just a few we will discuss. The Rapture is a purifying doctrine that keeps the Church watchful. Shalom, Keith

Here in part 2 we look at the three Fall Feasts of the LORD as outlined in Leviticus 23. Jesus earthly ministry is outlined in the 7 Feasts of the LORD. He fulfilled the first 4 at His First Coming and we have confidence that He will fulfill the last 3 with His Second Coming.

- with Dr. Hollisa Alewine -- A podcast exploring the Scriptures from an Hebraic perspective.

- with Dr. Hollisa Alewine -- A podcast exploring the Scriptures from an Hebraic perspective.