The word bikurim was popularized in the Messianic movement in the wake of, “Yom haBikurim,” the day ‘after Shabbat’ The word—or more accurately, the words—for “first fruits” in this passage are reshit k’tzirchem, literally, “the beginning of your harvest. ...
Yehudi (יְהוּדי): the Meaning of Being Jewish
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The Secret of Abundance in the Sabbatical Year
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Chag (חַג) – The True Meaning of the Feasts of Yehovah
All the Feasts (chagim) are appointed times (mo’adim), but not all appointed times are Feasts.When we speak about the Feasts of the Creator or the Biblical Feasts, it is common to group all the mo’adim (appointed times) listed in Leviticus 23 into the sam ...
Yom Kippurim: The Meaning of Biblical Affliction
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Mikveh: Israel’s Living Hope
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Matza and Maror – מַצֹּות עַל־מְרֹרִים
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What do the Sacrifices of Leviticus Represent Today?
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First Steps to Freedom: The Shabbat
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Toráh: The Architecture of a Just Society
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