Jewish feasts

Jewish holidays have strong biblical roots and symbolism. Learn about the 7 biblical feasts found in Scripture and how you can celebrate them today.

In Leviticus 23, the Lord appointed seven feasts as yearly rehearsals, prophecies teaching the whole plan of God concerning the coming of the Messiah and the redemption of man. The chart above is f…

Shavuot (SHAH-voo-ote) is the last of the Spring Feasts. It was one of three pilgrimage Feasts of the Jewish year when all physically able Jewish men were to bring to Jerusalem the first of their harvest as an offering to the Lord.

Celebrate Shavuot with a feast that honors Jewish tradition and delights the senses! Meal plans that are kosher & dairy-rich symbolizing the “land flowing with milk and honey.” Whether for a big gathering or a get together, our Shavuot Menu features kosher recipes from spicy caesar salads to pomegranate cod and hearty pizzas. Enjoy these modern twists on timeless Jewish dishes! #KosherFood #JewishHolidays #FeastOfWeeks #ShavuotRecipes #JewishCulture #MilkAndHoney

After realizing the value of learning the Hebraic Roots of the Christian faith, there is no clear path to follow, leaving many people feeling stuck, not knowing how to proceed. Although they know that many Jewish traditions like Passover, for example, point to Jesus and enrich the Gospel, there's no specific source on how to

Sukkot or the Feast of Tabernacles is an eight-day feasting High Holiday, If you are not sure what to cook here are some sukkot menu ideas!

Between the three feasts of YHWH that happen in the springtime, and the three that occur in the fall, stands Shavuot. While lots of attention is given to Passover and Sukkot, the Feast of Weeks can feel a bit neglected to me. This is too bad, since, like the center of the menorah, this is not less significant because it stands slightly further apart than the others. On the contrary, celebrating the giving of the Torah and the Ruach Hakodesh should be a rich time for us all. How do we make it…

The Seven Jewish Feasts and Their Relationship to Biblical Prophecy

When our children were born (they are close in age), my husband and I started really thinking about the Biblical feast days. We thought through the types of holidays and traditions we would want them to grow up with. We were familiar with the Jewish holidays and had participated in Passover seders and church-sponsored Feast of Tabernacles events, but we still celebrated Christmas and Easter. We were good about keeping the celebrations as focused on the LORD as possible - never incorporating…