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The Feast of Hoshana Rabbah and Simchat Torah: The Joy of the Covenant in Jerusalem
On the evening of October 3, the Jerusalem congregation “King of Glory Jerusalem” and the congregations of the “Katzir Rav” Movement gathered for a special holiday service that brought together several major events: Hoshana Rabbah,…
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Hoshanna Rabbah: Symbol of Faith and Hope for Salvation
Hoshanna Rabbah is a special day, the seventh and final day of the Sukkot holiday, which concludes a week of joy and thanksgiving to God for His mercy and blessings. This day is imbued with…
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“If Any Man Thirst, Let Him Come Unto Me, and Drink”: What Stood Behind Yeshua’s Words at Sukkot?
During the festival of Sukkot, Yeshua spoke words that are familiar even to many who know little about the Jewish context of the New Testament: “In the last day, that great day of the feast,…
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Happy Sukkot!
Dear brothers and sisters, We wish you a blessed Sukkot 🌱🍋🌾🌿 – a season of joy, remembrance, and God’s faithfulness. The sukkah reminds us that our homes and plans are temporary, and that our true…
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Invitation to Our Hoshana Rabbah Celebration Service
Invitation to Our Hoshana Rabbah Celebration Service Dear friends! We invite you to join us in Jerusalem on October 3 for a special festive service celebrating Hoshana Rabbah – “Great Salvation” 🌿 – and Simchat…
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Sukkot: Symbol of the Transience of Earthly Life and the Coming Kingdom
Dear brothers and sisters, today we’ll discuss a profoundly significant biblical holiday – Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles. This festival carries a rich history, deep spiritual meaning, and a prophetic message for each of…
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Yom Kippur: The Path to Cleansing Through the Sacrifice of the Messiah
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, stands as one of the most significant holidays in Jewish tradition. Deeply rooted in Scripture, this day carries profound prophetic meaning for those of us who believe in Yeshua,…
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Written in the Book of Life
As Yom Kippur approaches, we once again hear words familiar to everyone living in Israel – the wish for a favorable inscription in the Book of Life. The phrase is deeply rooted in Jewish tradition,…
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King of Glory Jerusalem Marks Rosh Hashanah and 21 Years of Ministry
A spirit of deep worship and spiritual renewal filled King of Glory Jerusalem as the Messianic congregation welcomed Rosh Hashanah (5787) and celebrated the 21st anniversary of its founding in Jerusalem. The festive gathering drew…
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Shana Tova! Happy New Year 5787!
Shalom from Jerusalem, dear friends! The Messianic congregation “King of Glory Jerusalem” wishes you a happy upcoming Biblical year 5787! Rosh Hashanah (Head of the Year), also called the Feast of Trumpets in the Bible,…
