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Author: Margaret Huey Publisher: ISBN: 9781507592182 Category : Languages : en Pages : 670
Book Description
The instruction to remember the Sabbath is the Fourth of the Ten Commandments: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath of the Lord your God; in it you shall not do any work" (Exodus 20:8-10a). The seventh-day Sabbath or Shabbat is widely associated with God's creation of the world (Genesis 2:2-3) and the Exodus of Ancient Israel from Egypt (Deuteronomy 15:15). The Sabbath is one of the Torah's moedim or appointed times (Leviticus 23:3). Desecration of the Sabbath actually brought judgment to Ancient Israel (Jeremiah 17:19-27), but blessings are offered to those who value and honor Shabbat (Isaiah 56:1-8), with a universal observance for the entire world anticipated in the Messianic Age (Isaiah 66:23).Today's Messianic movement is different from evangelical Christianity, in that while it affirms the Messiahship of Yeshua (Jesus) of Nazareth, it continues to observe the seventh-day Sabbath along with Judaism, in fidelity to the Torah or Law of Moses, and in conjunction with the example of the First Century Believers. Certainly, holding services on the seventh-day (commonly called Saturday), can be viewed as appropriate for a faith community identifying with the Jewish Synagogue, but it also raises many questions. Inquiries abound pertaining to the ongoing validity of the Sabbath in the post-resurrection era. Was not the Sabbath transferred to Sunday, in honor of the Messiah's being raised from the dead? Was the Sabbath actually abolished by the Messiah? Inquiries abound pertaining to the observance of the Sabbath. Should not the Sabbath be kept according to the Scriptures only? Should not mainstream Jewish tradition and custom play some role in honoring the Sabbath? What does it mean to not "work" on Shabbat?The Messianic Sabbath Helper includes a wide breadth of material, addressing a wide array of topics associated with Shabbat. This publication has been divided up into two main parts: The Significance of Shabbat and A Theology of Shabbat. You will be able to detect a progression of sorts, in our family's own approach to the subject matter, as some things are addressed first more generally and then more specifically. In our experience, we ourselves have certainly had to move from a more elementary view of the issue of the seventh-day Sabbath, to a more developed view, and we recognize how the Messianic community needs to do the same.This is a massive collection of material, well needed for every Messianic home and congregational library!
Author: Margaret Huey Publisher: ISBN: 9781507592182 Category : Languages : en Pages : 670
Book Description
The instruction to remember the Sabbath is the Fourth of the Ten Commandments: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath of the Lord your God; in it you shall not do any work" (Exodus 20:8-10a). The seventh-day Sabbath or Shabbat is widely associated with God's creation of the world (Genesis 2:2-3) and the Exodus of Ancient Israel from Egypt (Deuteronomy 15:15). The Sabbath is one of the Torah's moedim or appointed times (Leviticus 23:3). Desecration of the Sabbath actually brought judgment to Ancient Israel (Jeremiah 17:19-27), but blessings are offered to those who value and honor Shabbat (Isaiah 56:1-8), with a universal observance for the entire world anticipated in the Messianic Age (Isaiah 66:23).Today's Messianic movement is different from evangelical Christianity, in that while it affirms the Messiahship of Yeshua (Jesus) of Nazareth, it continues to observe the seventh-day Sabbath along with Judaism, in fidelity to the Torah or Law of Moses, and in conjunction with the example of the First Century Believers. Certainly, holding services on the seventh-day (commonly called Saturday), can be viewed as appropriate for a faith community identifying with the Jewish Synagogue, but it also raises many questions. Inquiries abound pertaining to the ongoing validity of the Sabbath in the post-resurrection era. Was not the Sabbath transferred to Sunday, in honor of the Messiah's being raised from the dead? Was the Sabbath actually abolished by the Messiah? Inquiries abound pertaining to the observance of the Sabbath. Should not the Sabbath be kept according to the Scriptures only? Should not mainstream Jewish tradition and custom play some role in honoring the Sabbath? What does it mean to not "work" on Shabbat?The Messianic Sabbath Helper includes a wide breadth of material, addressing a wide array of topics associated with Shabbat. This publication has been divided up into two main parts: The Significance of Shabbat and A Theology of Shabbat. You will be able to detect a progression of sorts, in our family's own approach to the subject matter, as some things are addressed first more generally and then more specifically. In our experience, we ourselves have certainly had to move from a more elementary view of the issue of the seventh-day Sabbath, to a more developed view, and we recognize how the Messianic community needs to do the same.This is a massive collection of material, well needed for every Messianic home and congregational library!
Author: Margaret Huey Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781983404085 Category : Languages : en Pages : 678
Book Description
The instruction to remember the Sabbath is the Fourth of the Ten Commandments: "Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath of the Lord your God; in it you shall not do any work" (Exodus 20:8-10a). The seventh-day Sabbath or Shabbat is widely associated with God's creation of the world (Genesis 2:2-3) and the Exodus of Ancient Israel from Egypt (Deuteronomy 15:15). The Sabbath is one of the Torah's moedim or appointed times (Leviticus 23:3). Desecration of the Sabbath actually brought judgment to Ancient Israel (Jeremiah 17:19-27), but blessings are offered to those who value and honor Shabbat (Isaiah 56:1-8), with a universal observance for the entire world anticipated in the Messianic Age (Isaiah 66:23). Today's Messianic movement is different from evangelical Christianity, in that while it affirms the Messiahship of Yeshua (Jesus) of Nazareth, it continues to observe the seventh-day Sabbath along with Judaism, in fidelity to the Torah or Law of Moses, and in conjunction with the example of the First Century Believers. Certainly, holding services on the seventh-day (commonly called Saturday), can be viewed as appropriate for a faith community identifying with the Jewish Synagogue, but it also raises many questions. Inquiries abound pertaining to the ongoing validity of the Sabbath in the post-resurrection era. Was not the Sabbath transferred to Sunday, in honor of the Messiah's being raised from the dead? Was the Sabbath actually abolished by the Messiah? Inquiries abound pertaining to the observance of the Sabbath. Should not the Sabbath be kept according to the Scriptures only? Should not mainstream Jewish tradition and custom play some role in honoring the Sabbath? What does it mean to not "work" on Shabbat? The Messianic Sabbath Helper includes a wide breadth of material, addressing a wide array of topics associated with Shabbat. This publication has been divided up into two main parts: The Significance of Shabbat and A Theology of Shabbat. You will be able to detect a progression of sorts, in our family's own approach to the subject matter, as some things are addressed first more generally and then more specifically. In our experience, we ourselves have certainly had to move from a more elementary view of the issue of the seventh-day Sabbath, to a more developed view, and we recognize how the Messianic community needs to do the same. This is a massive collection of material, well needed for every Messianic home and congregational library!
Author: J. K. McKee Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781508478676 Category : Languages : en Pages : 154
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Today's Messianic community widely believes and advocates that our Heavenly Father is restoring the significance of the seventh-day Sabbath or Shabbat to all of His people. Messianic Believers, in desiring to see themselves fully consecrated to the Lord, find a great deal of not only blessing but also critical focus, in how the Creator God desires His own to consecrate an entire day unto Him. Far too many of not only our Christian brothers and sisters, but even Messianic Believers' Jewish brethren, have not understood how the hallowing of the Sabbath day, has some great significance and substance in terms of physical rest and spiritual replenishment-which has been too often lost in modern times. Shabbat: Sabbath for Messianic Believers, is an important synopsis of what the Bible teaches about the seventh-day of rest for God's people. Common Jewish traditions associated with Shabbat are recognized, and frequent Christian dismissals of either the seventh-day being the Sabbath, or the concept of a Sabbath rest altogether, are addressed. This resource should serve as an adequate introduction to the whole topic of the importance of the Sabbath and rest for today's Messianic people, as it is taken from the much larger TNN Press Messianic Sabbath Helper. This condensed publication is ideal for a fair introduction to the whole topic of Shabbat, and what the Lord's own are to do and not to do, for many of the Jewish and non-Jewish Believers who compose today's Messianic movement, and has been specifically prepared as a congregational handout for inquiring minds.
Author: David Wilber Publisher: Pronomian Publishing LLC ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 202
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Should Christians keep the Sabbath? Many today believe that we should. However, it is often said that the Sabbath was repealed or changed in the New Testament. What does the New Testament actually say about Sabbath observance for Christians? David Wilber takes readers back to the Scriptures to discover the answer to this question. In this book, you will learn what the New Testament says about this sacred day of rest and why it matters to Christians.
Author: Margaret Mckee Huey Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781508725848 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 28
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An order of service for Messianic Believers, specifically intended for a home Erev Shabbat dinner, morning Shabbat service, and Havdallah.
Author: Terrence D. O’Hare Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers ISBN: 1621891348 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 409
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The Sabbath-Lord's Day controversy exists because of a lack of faithful hermeneutics and attempts to validate denominational traditions with Scripture. Terrence O'Hare has studied this topic for a decade and presents his findings with the hope of attaining a consensus among professing Christians. The Sabbath Complete is thoroughly researched and comprehensive in its scope. In a readable and instructional manner O'Hare analyzes the full range of biblical texts on this topic, two millennia of church history, and literature from Jewish, Catholic, and many Protestant varieties, thus providing a comprehensive and unique answer that should appeal to a wide range of interested readers.
Author: Rabbi Eric David Lakatos Publisher: ISBN: 9781716268984 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 68
Book Description
The Shabbos Table Project is a campaign to restore and repair the family unit and to restore the spiritual heritage of the Sabbath. The Bible says, "Keep the Sabbath Holy" (Ex. 20:8). Sabbath-keeping is all but lost in our society and the family unit has struggled to stay together. Rabbi Eric will help your family come together over Zoom and teach you how to initiate the Sabbath and keep it holy with a short prayer service and songs, the lighting of candles, and the blessings over bread and wine. The ritual is a way to sanctify the time allowing your family to usher in an undisturbed atmosphere of peace and love, over a special meal.
Author: Hannah Nesher Publisher: Pagemaster Publishing ISBN: 9780973389258 Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Have you ever wished you could find clear, honest answers to these and other questions? What are the benefits of keeping a Sabbath rest (Shabbat)? Why is the Sabbath relevant to all of God's people - both Jew and Gentile? Who changed the Sabbath from the seventh day to the first (Sunday)? What is the Messianic and prophetic significance of the Sabbath? How can Messianic believers celebrate Shabbat in Spirit and in Truth? This book answers these and many other questions relevant to Jewish and non-Jewish people alike. It will encourage you to honor God and keep the sign of His covenant with His own special people by enjoying a blessed Sabbath rest (Shabbat) at His appointed time.
Author: Pinchas ben Chaim Publisher: ISBN: 9781492295877 Category : Languages : en Pages : 80
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What is the purpose of this Messianic Sabbath Table Guide? The aim is to provide a framework for a brief, yet meaningful family worship around meals. In the introduction the Guide attempts to unpack one key concept of the Sabbath to aid modern worshipers in engaging the beauty of ancient traditions with greater understanding.This guide contains traditional prayers in Hebrew and in English, accompanied by brief commentaries and explanations about various customs connected to the celebration. It does what a guide is supposed to do, offering structure and options for families who wish to worship around the Sabbath table in a traditional Jewish way and get the most out of it.
Author: Bonnie Saul Wilks Publisher: Tate Publishing ISBN: 1615664211 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 124
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The Sabbath has always been a sacred day in Jewish culture, but with the pressures and demands of modern life, it can become harder and harder to honor the time of quiet and respect that comprises the Sabbath. Bonnie Saul Wilks encourages believers not to succumb to this apathy. After spending years studying Jewish culture and practice, Bonnie committed to keeping the Sabbath holy and observing the rites that had become almost obscure in the world today. In her book, Sabbath, Bonnie discusses what makes the seventh day special; and through current traditions, songs, and Sabbath recipes, demonstrates how it can truly be a time of rest and communion with family and God. Join Bonnie in her rediscovery of an ancient ritual and see just how the Sabbath can be A Gift of Time. After graduating from Bible school, Bonnie moved to Israel where she lived on a kibbutz for over two years. She learned Hebrew and grew to love the Jewish culture by interfacing with Israelis on a daily basis. Wayne and Bonnie have one twenty-one-year-old daughter.
Author: Margaret Huey
Author: Margaret Huey
Author: Margaret Huey
Author: J. K. McKee
Author: David Wilber
Author: Margaret Mckee Huey
Author: Terrence D. O’Hare
Author: Rabbi Eric David Lakatos
Author: Hannah Nesher
Author: Pinchas ben Chaim
Author: Bonnie Saul Wilks