Traditionally called the season of our joy, Sukkot begins in Israel tonight, on Tishrei 15. Despite the ongoing trials of life, the nation takes a full week to rejoice in God’s goodness, as Deuteronomy16:13 commands. Then it emerges strengthened by His joy. What a message to the world – and…...
Arab-Israeli Reconciliation: Important New Stride
Last week we had the joy of participating in a reconciliation summit focused on healing spiritual wounds from the ancient breach between the two mothers Sarah and Hagar. Arab, Jewish and international prayer leaders came together in an amazing level of unity. We committed to surrender to the leadership of…...
Biblical Feasts: The Sabbath
The Sabbath existed well before God’s law was written and given to Israel; indeed, before Israel ever came into being. When Deity designed from dust the climax of His creation—-mankind made in His image—-the universe experienced a holy hush, its first divine pause: “By the seventh day God had finished…...
Introducing the Fall Feasts of Rosh Hashana/Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot
Introduction to God’s Fall Feasts (Moedim) of Leviticus 23 By Sandra Teplinsky, 2010 “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Gen.1:1) Jewish tradition teaches that the birth date of the world took place on the first day of the Hebrew month of Tishri. Rosh Hashana, which literally…...

