One of the most incredible things about our Almighty God, Creator of the universe, is that He wants to meet with His people. When He gave the Torah to Moses, He commanded Israel to observe seven annual feasts. In these “appointed times,” He called the Jewish people to connect with Him in very specific ways. The Jewish feasts also hold much meaning for Gentile Believers. In The Fall Feasts and Chanukah, you’ll discover the cohesive thread running through the Old and New Covenants and see reflections of Yeshua (Jesus) in each holy occasion. Holiday recipes will help you celebrate each of the fall feasts and Chanukah.
Appointments with God is your devotional guide through the annual Jewish feasts. It includes teachings and devotions about each of the biblical feasts as well as the traditional Jewish holidays of Purim and Chanukah. Whether you’re a Jewish or Gentile Believer in Jesus, the Jewish feasts offer opportunities to enter into God’s presence and connect with Him around themes that He chose for His people. Appointments with God provide devotions for each holiday, Scripture readings, insightful questions and designated spaces to record your thoughts. Daily devotions are also included for the week-long observances of Passover, Sukkot and Chanukah. Get ready to find deep spiritual meaning for your own life in the annual “appointments” God scheduled with His Chosen People.
On the Day of Atonement, Jewish people throughout the world come face to face with the need of a provision for their sin. In Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis uncovers layers of tradition, biblical meaning, and the modern-day observance of the holiest day of the Jewish year. Discover the biggest problem facing Jewish people today regarding the observance of this most important of the biblical Feasts. See what a banished goat, Calvary, and Melchizedek the priest have in common, and listen as Rabbi Bernis reveals an ancient mystery in Jewish tradition – the crimson cloth. See God’s detailed prophetic plan and how the symbolic removal of sin became real in Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah.
The Ark of the Covenant demonstrates God’s desire to dwell among His Chosen People. The Ark was made of acacia wood and overlaid with pure gold. Inside it were the tablets of stone on which God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai, a jar of manna, and Aaron’s rod that budded. This beautiful representation of the Ark of the Covenant includes a removable lid (the Atonement Cover) that reveals the Ark’s contents. Also included is an inspiring information booklet. This iconic symbol of Israel’s history and God’s holiness also reminds Believers today that we now have complete access to God’s presence through the sacrifice of Yeshua (Jesus). This lovely model measures 3”H x 4.25”W x 2.25”D.
The Prayer Cube offers you six different inspirations for prayer: the Lord’s Prayer, Shema, Aaronic Blessing, Serenity Prayer, Psalm 122:6 (“Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem”) and the Jewish Voice logo – because you know we can’t do this ministry without prayer. The wooden cube is 2.5” on all sides and makes an attractive decoration as well as an encouraging prayer reminder. Turn a new side up every day, or roll the cube and see what prayer invitation comes up for you.
One of the most incredible things about our Almighty God, Creator of the universe, is that He wants to meet with His people. When He gave the Torah to Moses, He commanded Israel to observe seven annual feasts. In these “appointed times,” He called the Jewish people to connect with Him in very specific ways. The Jewish feasts also hold much meaning for Gentile Believers. In The Fall Feasts and Chanukah, you’ll discover the cohesive thread running through the Old and New Covenants and see reflections of Yeshua (Jesus) in each holy occasion. Holiday recipes will help you celebrate each of the fall feasts and Chanukah.
Appointments with God is your devotional guide through the annual Jewish feasts. It includes teachings and devotions about each of the biblical feasts as well as the traditional Jewish holidays of Purim and Chanukah. Whether you’re a Jewish or Gentile Believer in Jesus, the Jewish feasts offer opportunities to enter into God’s presence and connect with Him around themes that He chose for His people. Appointments with God provide devotions for each holiday, Scripture readings, insightful questions and designated spaces to record your thoughts. Daily devotions are also included for the week-long observances of Passover, Sukkot and Chanukah. Get ready to find deep spiritual meaning for your own life in the annual “appointments” God scheduled with His Chosen People.
On the Day of Atonement, Jewish people throughout the world come face to face with the need of a provision for their sin. In Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis uncovers layers of tradition, biblical meaning, and the modern-day observance of the holiest day of the Jewish year. Discover the biggest problem facing Jewish people today regarding the observance of this most important of the biblical Feasts. See what a banished goat, Calvary, and Melchizedek the priest have in common, and listen as Rabbi Bernis reveals an ancient mystery in Jewish tradition – the crimson cloth. See God’s detailed prophetic plan and how the symbolic removal of sin became real in Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah.
The Prayer Cube offers you six different inspirations for prayer: the Lord’s Prayer, Shema, Aaronic Blessing, Serenity Prayer, Psalm 122:6 (“Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem”) and the Jewish Voice logo – because you know we can’t do this ministry without prayer. The wooden cube is 2.5” on all sides and makes an attractive decoration as well as an encouraging prayer reminder. Turn a new side up every day, or roll the cube and see what prayer invitation comes up for you.
One of the most incredible things about our Almighty God, Creator of the universe, is that He wants to meet with His people. When He gave the Torah to Moses, He commanded Israel to observe seven annual feasts. In these “appointed times,” He called the Jewish people to connect with Him in very specific ways. The Jewish feasts also hold much meaning for Gentile Believers. In The Fall Feasts and Chanukah, you’ll discover the cohesive thread running through the Old and New Covenants and see reflections of Yeshua (Jesus) in each holy occasion. Holiday recipes will help you celebrate each of the fall feasts and Chanukah.
Appointments with God is your devotional guide through the annual Jewish feasts. It includes teachings and devotions about each of the biblical feasts as well as the traditional Jewish holidays of Purim and Chanukah. Whether you’re a Jewish or Gentile Believer in Jesus, the Jewish feasts offer opportunities to enter into God’s presence and connect with Him around themes that He chose for His people. Appointments with God provide devotions for each holiday, Scripture readings, insightful questions and designated spaces to record your thoughts. Daily devotions are also included for the week-long observances of Passover, Sukkot and Chanukah. Get ready to find deep spiritual meaning for your own life in the annual “appointments” God scheduled with His Chosen People.
On the Day of Atonement, Jewish people throughout the world come face to face with the need of a provision for their sin. In Yom Kippur – The Day of Atonement, Rabbi Jonathan Bernis uncovers layers of tradition, biblical meaning, and the modern-day observance of the holiest day of the Jewish year. Discover the biggest problem facing Jewish people today regarding the observance of this most important of the biblical Feasts. See what a banished goat, Calvary, and Melchizedek the priest have in common, and listen as Rabbi Bernis reveals an ancient mystery in Jewish tradition – the crimson cloth. See God’s detailed prophetic plan and how the symbolic removal of sin became real in Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah.
The Prayer Cube offers you six different inspirations for prayer: the Lord’s Prayer, Shema, Aaronic Blessing, Serenity Prayer, Psalm 122:6 (“Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem”) and the Jewish Voice logo – because you know we can’t do this ministry without prayer. The wooden cube is 2.5” on all sides and makes an attractive decoration as well as an encouraging prayer reminder. Turn a new side up every day, or roll the cube and see what prayer invitation comes up for you.
