Turut berdukacita.
..Ini jalan menuju rumahku dekat stasion Batutulis....semua terkena angin puting beliung
Namun ciuman Hashem memberi perlindungan yang luar biasa bagi kami sekeluarga
Barukh Hashem
All living souls of the Heaven and the Earth
Turut berdukacita.
..Ini jalan menuju rumahku dekat stasion Batutulis....semua terkena angin puting beliung
Namun ciuman Hashem memberi perlindungan yang luar biasa bagi kami sekeluarga
Barukh Hashem
V’zot Habrachah ( וְזֹאת הַבְרָכָה ) (And This is the Blessing)
Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12, Joshua 1:1-18, Revelation 22:1-5
This portion concludes readings in the book of Deuteronomy and Torah.
Like a father blessing his children on his death bed, Moses blesses the children of Israel before his death.
In the previous portion Song of Moses came as a warning and to a rebellious, unfaithful people and the resulting calamities that will befall them; this portion foretells the blessings of a bright future for Israel - which is her destiny.
“Yes, He loves the peoples, all His holy ones – they are in Your hand.” (Deuteronomy 33:3)
Here, the Hebrew word for ‘people’s is ‘amim’ which can mean nations; therefore YAH’s love is all inclusive for all people of any tongue, tribe or nationality. We are all, Jew or Gentile, in His loving hands.
Although Moses brought forth YHWH’s Divine Torah first to the nation of Israel, His Covenant and Torah is for all who will receive.
“Moses commanded us a Torah, an inheritance of the kehilla (congregation) of Yaacov (Jacob).” (Deut 33:4)
The Hebrew word used ‘inheritance’ is ‘morashah’. Meaning it is not an inheritance (yerushah) is given freely to be spent by the heir at his own personal discretion and will, but an an estate which must remain ‘in the family’ of Israel - to be handed down from generation to generation from father to son and on and on forever.
This is the Torah of Elohim – it is never to be diminished or forgotten but kept in the family of YHWH and transmitted from generation to generation.
May we never neglect our sacred and supreme duty, amongst all our other tasks and goals and obligations, to ‘teach our children’ the Holy Torah of ADONAI.
Etimologi Kajian tentang asal-usul kata. Ini dapat mempengaruhi eksegesis (tafsiran) terutamanya eksegesis PL. Etimologi pembentukan kata dapat dilihat dari Matius 1:21 di mana nama Yesus (dalam kata Ibrani Yosua, “Yahweh menyelamatkan”) dihuraikan sebagai ‘Dia yang akan menyelamatkan umat-Nya dari dosadosa’. Satu lagi contoh etimologi ialah penggunaan kata ‘Allah’ untuk God, dan Tuhan untuk Lord. Kata ‘Allah’ telahpun digunakan dalam Bahasa Melayu sejak edisi cetak Injil Matius pada tahun 1629.
Salam Kenikmatan Pagi ini Dari
Suka/Pondok Sukkot Ibrani Yehudim
Kehilat HaMaQom Aimas Sorong
Ku Lepaskan Bagi Yang Merayakannya......
Setelah Amidah Tefila Shakharith
Baruch HaShem
Amen
Tishrei 16, 5780
SUKKOT II
Today is the 2nd day of Sukkot, plural of sukkah, which is a 7days festival. It is translated as the Feast of Tabernacles or Feast of Booths. It is from Tishrei 15 to 21st. The last day, the 7th day, is called HoShanah Rabah, which means the day of the Great Supplication. And the 8th day, Tishrei 22nd, is called Shemini Atzeretz, which means the Eighth Day Assembly. For the instruction to assemble is on the 1st day and the 8th day of the Festival.And only the 1st day and the 8th day are Shabbat days.
Sukkot is the 7th of the 7 Moedim or the appointed times of Yahweh. And 7 means perfect or complete. So the 7 appointed times of Yahweh tell the complete story of the Mashiach, who is Yeshua the Nazarene. The 7 Moedim are: Passover, the feast of Unleavened Bread, the Firstfruits, Pentecost, Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles.
The 7 days of Sukkot are:
- days of rejoicing
-days of dwelling in booths
-days of "offerings"
Sukkot is also the time to celebrate the birth of the Mashiach. He was born in a sukkah and not a barn. This is the fall season in Israel and not the cold winter season. This is the time of the full moon, Tishrei 15 and the middle of the month , and so it's bright at night and it's reasonable for the shepherds to be out in the field at night with their sheep . This would be unthinkable in the cold nights of winter.
One day, Yeshua HaMashiach will come and rule the world from Yerushalayim. That Messianic Age would be for a thousand years. Baruch Haba Bshem Yahweh.
Chag Sameach!
Happy Sukkot!