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   Why do we celebrate Chanukah?

   • Got It! On this first night of Chanukah, we remember God’s miraculous provision of light. When the time was right in history, God sent His promised Messiah into a world darkened by sin. At Chanukah, we remember Yeshua (Jesus), “the Light of the World,” who came to deliver us from bondage to sin and give us His eternal light and life.

   Chanukah Night 1: Light Comes to a Darkened World

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   How do you light a shamash candle for Chanukah?

   • On the first night, set one candle to the far right of the menorah. On the following night, add a second light to the left of the first one, and then add one light each night of Chanukah - moving from right to left. 2. Gather everyone in the house around the menorah. 3. Light the shamash candle.

   How to Light the Menorah - Add Another Candle Each Night

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   What is a Chanukah menorah?

   • The Chanukah menorah (also known as a Hanukkiah) is lit around nightfall each of the eight nights of Chanukah. Every night, another candle is added, so that on the eighth night all eight candles (plus one helper) are burning bright.

   How to Light the Menorah - Add Another Candle Each Night

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   Why do we light the Chanukah menorah?

   • Miraculously, the one-day supply of oil lasted eight days and nights, and the holiday of Chanukah was established. To commemorate and publicize these miracles, we light the Chanukah menorah (also known as a chanukiah) on each of the eight nights of Chanukah. This year, we start lighting the menorah on Wednesday night, December 25, 2024.

   How to Light the Menorah - Add Another Candle Each Night

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2. www.jewishvoice.org › read › blogMessianic Jewish Chanukah Devotional – 1st Night | Jewish Voice

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   Dec 12, 2017 · On this first night of Chanukah, we celebrate the marvelous light given at the Temple rededication and the Light Himself – Yeshua Messiah – given for each one of us. Through Him, we have peace with God and eternal life. Amen! Messianic Jewish Chanukah Blessings – 1st Night. Place a candle in the far right holder of your chanukiah.

   • Messianic Jews Celebrating Chanukah 2015 – 1st Night

     Messianic Judaism celebrates the miracle of Chanukah and the...

   • Chanukah Night 1: Light Comes to a Darkened World

     Chanukah Night 1: Light Comes to a Darkened World. December...

3. www.jewishvoice.org › read › articleChanukah, Night 1: The Miracle of Chanukah | Jewish Voice

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   • Candle Lighting
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   Using the Shamash, light the first Chanukah candle. Return it to its place. Let the candles go out on their own. They should burn for a least half an hour.

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   In the second century B.C.E., a great miracle happened in Jerusalem. Antiochus IV ruled over Israel and had seized control of the Temple, defiling it with idols. His soldiers violently persecuted the Jewish people, forcing idol worship and brutalizing and killing those who refused. A vastly outnumbered band of Jewish revolutionaries won back the Te...

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   Have you witnessed a traditional miracle? What did God do?

   What wonders has God done for you that might also be considered miracles?

   What everyday miracles can you name?

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   God of wonders, You are mighty, and You are glorious. Thank You for the Chanukah miracle and for revealing Your power and love to us through Your works. Thank You for still doing miracles today. Give us faith to believe You for big miracles and eyes to see smaller ones all around us. May You continue to do miracles in our hearts as You transform us...

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5. www.wikihow.com › Light-a-Chanukah-MenorahHow to Light a Chanukah Menorah: 15 Steps (with Pictures)

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   May 5, 2024 · 1. Light the shamash candle. Once the sun has set (unless it’s Friday), light the shamash candle using a match, lighter, or other flame source. It’s very important to light the shamash first. The shamash is what you will be using to light the other candles, so you should never light the other candles before it. [1]

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6. www.youtube.com › watchCelebrating 1st Night of Chanukah (2017) - YouTube

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   I celebrate the first night of Chanukah in my room using my felt menorah I was given as I read from my "home prayerbook."

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7. www.chabad.org › holidays › chanukahHow to Light the Menorah - Add Another Candle Each Night

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   The Chanukah menorah (also known as a Hanukkiah) is lit around nightfall each of the eight nights of Chanukah. Every night, another candle is added, so that on the eighth night all eight candles (plus one helper) are burning bright. In this article: Why We Light the Menorah. The Menorah. The Shamash. Who Lights the Menorah. Where to Light.

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