The Day of the Awakening Blast

We are about to enter the season of the fall Feasts. In Hebrew the word for feast is Moed. It means Appointed Time. God has appointed times on His calendar to meet with us. Special times set apart for His purposes on the earth. The Hebrew word Mikrah is also used for Feast. It means a holy convocation, a scared assembly or rehearsal of [...]

2015-08-14T20:27:47-04:00Categories: Rosh Hashannah (Head of the Year)|

Reflections on Yom Teruah

In this journey to understand my Hebraic Roots, I have decided I want to see what the Word says about each feast and separate that from the rabbinical explanation and the traditional expression of worship for it. Not all tradition is bad. Having practical ways of bringing to remembrance the goodness and mercy of God can be educational and Spirit led.When you look at [...]

2015-08-14T20:27:57-04:00Categories: Rosh Hashannah (Head of the Year)|

A Great Mystery

By Charles MedinaThere is a great mystery to be learned from the blowing of the Shofar. Being a blower myself, the Ruach led me to learn all I could about this wonderful instrument. Part of this mystery can be found in the Shofar blessing: “Baruch atah Adonai elohenu melech Ha’olam asher kishadanu lishmoa Kol SHofar”. The “Kol” can mean “sound” or “voice”. It is [...]

2017-02-06T16:27:13-05:00Categories: Rosh Hashannah (Head of the Year)|

Yom Teruah

Each year as the Appointed Times of God approach I go through the scriptures to see what God may highlight to me. On our web site www.oimm.org you will find two previous articles I have written. “Reflections on Yom Teruah” and “Day of the Awakening Blast”. Each one highlights different aspects of the first of the Fall Feast biblically known as “The Day [...]

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