The Mourners Kaddish, a very important part of Jewish litergy, is recited at traditional prayer services and funerals. But as discussed in this episode, the prayer is really about life and God's Glory and Majesty.

As you may know, Jeffrey D. Miller was an atheist for twenty-four years.  Although born and raised Jewish, he had no true sense of God growing up, and in Synagogue at the age of twelve, he decided God didn’t exist. It was obvious to him that no one could prove He was real. Reality to him was intellectual certainty. There’s an arrogance about that attitude, that intellect is the key to reality. It basically entails a confidence in one’s ability to understand the universe. In other words, truth is defined by our understanding of it; so if we can’t understand it, or understand the possibility of it, it can’t be true!

Pentecost - Feast of Weeks - Shavuot!  In this episode Jeffrey D. Miller and Ted Simon connect the dots between the Feast outlined in Leviticus and the outpouring on the disciples in Acts, Chapter 2.

Listen and learn about the Feast of Passover, how it is commenorated in the Passover Seder, and the plan of salvation through Messiah Yeshua.  The feast begins this year at sundown on Friday April 15.  The Children of Israel were told to apply the blood of the Lamb without blemish to the doorposts of their houses.  Exodus 12:13, “When I see the blood, I will pass over you, and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you.”  messianicminutes.com

Perhaps Purim, the Feast of Esther, is the most joyous of all the holidays on the Hebrew Calendar. While it is not one of the Levitical Feasts commanded by God, it is based on Esther 9:21, where the tradition to celebrate is advanced by Mordecai, one of the main characters in the Book. The feast this year falls on March 16-17. messianicminutes.com

While the first promise of the land to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob was given by God repeatedly in the Book of Genesis, it is restated numerous times throughout the Tanakh. It is further referenced in the New Testament. Clearly it is God’s will for the Jewish people to have Israel as their homeland. http://www.messianicminutes.com

While the first promise of the land to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob was given by God repeatedly in the Book of Genesis, it is restated numerous times throughout the Tanakh. It is further referenced in the New Testament. Clearly it is God’s will for the Jewish people to have Israel as their homeland. http://www.messianicminutes.com

The feast of Hanukkah begins this year at sundown on Sunday November 28. The Hanukkah Menorah is an integral part of the holiday observance, since it represents the miracle of one day's supply of sacred oil burning for eight days in ancient Israel. Amazingly, the nine-stemmed Menorah is a symbol of Jesus, the Jewish Messiah.  Messianicminutes.com