In Parasha Tazria/Metzora 2022, we learn that the standards Yahweh has for physical cleanliness are more than just “skin deep”! Our Elohim not only wants us to “make the outside of our cup clean,” but He wants us to “clean the inside of our cups” also! And in this video, we show how “cleaning our cup from the inside out” until it sparkles is “Job #1” for all prospective brides.
Yom Teruah (The Day of Trumpets) 2022 is expected on 28 August 2022. And Yom Teruah represents the day our Bridegroom (Yeshua) will send His Messenger to announce that He will be coming for His bride that night! That means, tonight is the wedding! Are we ready? Are we preparing? Is our dress all ready? And are we taking that one last final look in the mirror before we meet our Groom face to face, and begin our new life with Him? Join us for Teruah 2022! Here Comes the Groom! (Are We REALLY-ready?)
Yom Teruah (The Day of Trumpets) 2022 is expected on 28 August 2022. And Yom Teruah represents the day our Bridegroom (Yeshua) will send His Messenger to announce that He will be coming for His bride that night! That means, tonight is the wedding! Now we take the one final immersion, to wash ourselves clean, and get ready to begin our new life in our Husband’s Father’s house! And now we are taking that one last final look in the mirror before we meet our Groom face to face, and begin our new life with Him! Are we READY)? Join us for Teruah 2022! Here Comes the Groom!
This study explains how the Messiah Yeshua traditionally comes for His bride on Yom Kippur in the Ancient Hebrew Wedding model–and how we should behave in the meantime, so that when He comes He will find delight in us as His Proverbs 31 bride.
This video explains how the Messiah Yeshua traditionally comes for His bride on Yom Kippur in the Ancient Hebrew Wedding model–and how we should behave in the meantime, so that when He comes He will find delight in us as His Proverbs 31 bride.
Explains why the rabbinic version of the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) is not biblical, and what is.
One year in seven, Yom Kippur falls on the day before the weekly Sabbath (preparation day). There are some special things to watch for in such years, so we can obey Yahweh’s laws, and still have hot, fresh food for our family on the Sabbath following Yom Kippur. First the basics. As we explain in […]
The tenth day of the seventh month is called by several names, but it is usually called Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement. However, the Torah actually calls it Yom HaKippurim (יוֹם הַכִּפּוּרִים), or ‘The Day of the Atonements (plural).’ The Day of the Atonements is the most set-apart day of our year. Yahweh […]