Free Walk With Y'Shua Through The Jewish Year Ebooks Online
Holiday comes from the words Holy Day -- which always means something we want to remember and commemorate in a special way. Jesus did! When Jesus (Y'shua) was growing up in Nazareth, the cycle of Jewish holidays provided natural opportunities to grow in wisdom and stature in favor with God and man (Luke 2:52). Knowing and following the same cycle that He did will give our children, grandchildren and kids of all ages the opportunity to likewise grow. Your family will be blessed and enriched! This is a great resource for all those who love to learn and to teach. Fifteen Jewish holidays are explained with illustrations and examples, and a special place to record your family's celebration experience and create a living heirloom. From the staff of Jews for Jesus to you.
Paperback: 68 pages
Publisher: Purple Pomegranate Productions (August 1, 1998)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1881022404
ISBN-13: 978-1881022404
Product Dimensions: 0.2 x 8.5 x 11 inches
Shipping Weight: 8 ounces
Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (21 customer reviews)
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This is a wonderful book to help people who want to celebrate Biblical holidays. It helped my family to create all new traditions.
If you would like to know more about the various Jewish holidays, along with the spiritual significance of each one, this is a very good book. It has succinct chapters with good ideas for understanding and celebrating within the context of belief in Jesus. It has helped me appreciate the depth of these holidays and receive beautiful truths through them.
I really appreciate the information given in this book. For the person newly introduced to this way of life it is very helpful. It gives the background of a feast or festival. Tells of the traditions of the authors and gives some ideas as to what we can do to commemorate each day. Thanks for making a fish out of water feel a little more at home.
This is an excellent guide for showing the big picture and the foreshadowing of the Savior through OT events. Well worth the investment. Helpful for those who would like to celebrate the Jewish traditions while focusing on Y'Shua and aren't certain how to do so.
I got this book to help my children understand more about the Bible, the times we live in, and the future to come. The more I learn about the feasts, the more I see their multidimensional meaning for Christians today. This book was just what I was looking for. I love the concept of having the teaching center around the natural flow of the holidays throughout the year. I liked the book so much, I wanted to share it with others. I gave away my copy as a gift, and now I need another for myself. I would highly recommend this book.
I see a lot of anti-Christian views here, and that this is Jews for Jesus propaganda. Actually, Jews for Jesus, while trying to show the Jewish people that the Messiah was Jewish, erred very much in that they were showing the Jewish people a non-Torah keeping Messiah, and the Jewish people could never/would never accept such a thing. Yeshua would never have had a ham sandwich or attended sunday services or work on a Sabbath. He never broke the law or Torah, so he would have never done or taught such things. He was completely Torah observant and taught others to be also. He didn't observe christmas, or easter or halloween. He did keep all the Biblical Holy days. He was born of the seed of a woman and the seed of the Holy Spirit, so he didn't have a sin nature as the rest of mankind does, as a result of disobedience in the Garden. We don't find it impossible to believe all the miracles of the Tanach, so why do we find a virgin birth that difficult? With G-d, all things are possible. Ask Hashem to show you who the real Yeshua is, and given a little time and a receptive mind and heart, and He will show you.
As the Spiritual leader of the Beit Melekh Messianic Jewish Congregation in Auckland, New Zealand, I highly recommend this book as a teaching tool for Messianic Jewish yeladim (children). Rav Yaakov Ben Yehoshua
Suggestions, explainations and scripture to educate children (and their parents) about the Jewish festivals. Brings the celebrations of the old testament to life.
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