And they shall eat it with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. (Exodus 12:8) The unleavened bread of the Passover seder is referred to in the Passover Haggadah as "the bread of affliction." In the traditional Passover Haggadah, Rabban Gamliel explains the symbolism of the unleavened bread and the bitter herbs. Regarding the unleavened bread he says: This is the unleavened bread that we eat....
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The King in Disguise
Yeshua's Lost High Holiday Parables A blast will be sounded...and all the dwellers of the earth will cross before You like the members of a flock. Like a shepherd shepherding his flock...thus You will pass and count and number and visit the souls of all flesh..." There are several apocryphal and bogus gospels which purport to contain 'the lost teachings of Jesus.' The majority of...
Month: Shevat (שבט)
The Trees of Shevat
As winter drones on, one often feels that the cold will never end. Thoughts of the warm sunshine and colors of vegetation seem like a distant memory. For those in more snowy climates, cabin fever takes effect. But as we enter into the month of Shevat, particularly those in the Land of Israel, we know that winter is coming to an end. Typically, the rainy...
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God willing, we will be shipping our newest book, Biblically Kosher, next week. Biblically Kosher is a book that examines in detail what the Bible... Read »
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