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Dec 23, 2014 · The Messianic Jewish community developed in tandem with the Jesus People movement, which was a kind of hippy Christian revival in the 1960s and 70s. Jews for Jesus offered ways for people to ...
Salvation through the Atonement of the Messiah; personal faith in the atoning death and resurrection of Yeshua; it's all about the King 2.) Covenantal identity of Jewish people, not replacement 3.) Restoration to Torah lifestyle 4.) Restoration/survival of the nation of Israel. (Covenantal identity, so Jewish believers don't assimilate.
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After cleansing the temple, the temple was rededicated on the 25th of Kislev. The priests found only enough uncontaminated oil for one night’s lighting of the menorah. But, miraculously, the oil burned for eight days. It is tradition that the eight-day celebration of Hanukkah represents the im-portant first eight days in the conception of a ...
Tefillah (Acceptance of Prayer) Hear our voice, O Lord our God. Have mercy and compassion for us, and accept our prayers mercifully and willingly, for You are God who listens to prayers and supplications. From before Yourself, our King, turn us not away empty handed, for You hear the prayer of Your people Israel mercifully.
Messianic blessings are recited in Hebrew with the intent of remaining true to the Jewish identity of Yeshua as the Mashiach of Israel and Savior of the world. Often these blessings are found in various Messianic Siddurim (prayer books), though (unlike traditional Judaism) there is no consensus on each individual blessing's content.
ONE FOR ISRAEL. “At that time, they were celebrating the feast of Hanukkah in Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple, in the colonnade of Solomon.” (John 10:22-23) Jesus’ best friend, John, tells us that Jesus was in Jerusalem for Hanukkah; the Feast of Dedication. So why don’t his followers celebrate it too?
