Your Title Here Days of Awe Ten days from rosh Hashanah to yom kippur, a time for introspection hoshanah Rabbah - Literally great hosanna. The seventh day of Sukkot, http://biblicalholidays.com/glossary.htm
A Look Into Postponements If rosh Hashanah fell on a Sunday, hoshanah Rabbah would fall on the In talmudic times, Hoshana Rabba was regarded as a day much like yom kippur. http://www.truthontheweb.org/postpone.htm
Extractions: A Look into Postponements What are "postponements"? What purpose do they serve? Were they in use by ancient Israel under Moses? Did Jesus heed, or even know of, these rules? Did God ordain them? Did Hillel II ordain them? Does the Mishnah or Talmud enjoin their use? What is their origin? Let us delve deeply into the matter The following quote divulges the workings of postponements. It may take a few readings to grasp some understanding of it. "The dehiyyot [postponements] are as follows: (a) If the Tishri molad falls on day 1, 4, or 6, then Tishri 1 is postponed one day. [This postponement is often referred to as ADU, which is an acronym formed from the Hebrew letters alef (1 for Sunday), daled vov (6 for Friday)] (b) If the Tishri molad occurs at or after 18 hours (i.e., noon), then Tishri 1 is postponed one day. If this causes Tishri 1 to fall on day 1, 4, or 6, then Tishri 1 is postponed an additional day to satisfy dehiyyah (a). (c) If the Tishri molad of an ordinary year (i.e., of twelve months) falls on day 3 at or after 9 hours, 204
FEAST OF TRUMPETS So the Faest of Tumpets, or rosh hoshanah, the first day of the Hebrew new year yom kippur is the most solemn day celebrated on the Hebrew calendar. http://endtimepilgrim.org/trumpets.htm
Extractions: Image from Dave Wilkerson's book. In the fall of the year and on the first day of the Tishrei moon the trumpets are blown to announce Rosh Hashanah. It is the Jewish new year. This Feast of Trumpets begins the "ten days of awe", leading up to the most solemn day on the Hebrew calendar, the "Day of Atonement" or "Day of Reckoning" when all accounts are settled between God and His people for that year. Every 50 years on the Feast of Trumpets the trumpet of Jubilee is blown. Trumpets are also blown to call God's people to worship and to assembly in times of national crisis and warfare. On a future Rosh Hoshanah, on the new moon of Tishrei, an epic Feast of Trumpets will erupt into holy history. This will truly be an awesome day of alarm. All of God's covenant people will be called to solemn assembly. What will have happened? Could it possibly be the day when the coming 7 year peace treaty of Daniel 9:27 is signed and Israel divides and sells the Holy Land? - Dan.11:39 Seven years (and 1260 + 1290 days later the 'Day of the Lord' will bring an open heaven. It will be the last day of this age. The
DateDex } Religion And Spirituality } Observances On the day itself, numerous rules of bereavement and the yom kippur measuresof selfdenial, including a full-day fast Sukkot day 7 (hoshanah Rabah) http://www.datedex.com/results.asp?catid=99
DateDex } Country Dates } Middle East Sukkot day 7 (hoshanah Rabah). Holiday yom kippur, eight days after RoshHashanah, is the Day of Atonement, of Divine judgment, and of affliction http://www.datedex.com/results.asp?catid=33
Rabbi Scheinerman's Home Page - Repentance doing to gather for prayer on rosh Hashanah and ask God for forgiveness forour sins, On yom kippur, all adult Jews engage in a full 25hour fast, http://www.scheinerman.net/judaism/ideas/repentance.html
Extractions: Afterlife Ethics Messiah Revelation Angels Evil Mitzvot Shabbat ... Covenant Life's Purpose Prophecy Torah Creation Love ... Zionism Repentance Judaism sees the world as a web of relationships: our relationship with God, our many relationships with other people. It is the nature of relationships to ebb and flow. There are good times and bad times. There are times of intimacy and closeness and there are times of alienation and distance. This is true for our relationships with other people and it is the case for our relationship with God. At the root of rectify any relationship which has gone awry is the need for sincere teshuvah (repentance) and in some cases kapparah (atonement). The hurt must be healed and the mistakes repaired and resolved in order for the relationship to resume in a healthy manner. Repentance, then, is the key to realigning relationships that are off-track. Jewish tradition does pretend or expect that humans are perfect or will ever be perfect. There is no pretense that we are capable of avoiding sin altogether and are therefore miserable failures because we are not perfect. The focus is rather twofold: (1) correcting mistakes we have made; and (2) changing ourselves so as to avoid making the same mistakes again in our lives. Given the centrality of repentance in keeping relationships healthy, it is not surprising that prayers for forgiveness figure prominently into the daily liturgy. Each morning, afternoon, and afternoon, one is to recite the Amidah, a series of benedictions which, on weekdays, include petitions to God. Prayers for repentance, forgiveness, and the redemption that result for a reconciled relationship top the list. While we direct our prayers to God, the theme of the prayers reminds us to examine our relationships with other human beings at regular intervals, as well.
Explanation Of Jewish Festivals & Holy Days rosh Hashanah begins the Jewish liturgical cycle and marks the beginning ofAtzeret Yemei However, yom kippur atones only for sins between man and Gd, http://www.tifereth.org/holidays.htm
Extractions: and Holy Days The Guide provides an introduction to the yearly cycle of festivals (Sukkot, Pesach, Shavuot) and holy days: their history, significance, and practice. Since it is by no means comprehensive, you should consult Rabbi HaLevi for additional information or refer to one of the sources listed below. Festivals and holy days having a fixed date on the Jewish Calendar are indicated. For example, Purim always falls on the 14th day of Jewish month of Adar. ~ A Note on the difference between festivals and other holy days: The festivals mark the three times in the yearly liturgical cycle when all Jews are commanded by G-d to go up to Jerusalem to pray and sacrifice. Today, we mark these times with extended worship and prayer, study, distinctive prayer melodies, and festive meals. ~ In Hebrew, Rosh Chodesh means, literally, "head of the month" or "first of the month." Rosh Chodesh is the first day of any new month. If a month is 30 days long, then the 30th day is treated as part of the Rosh Chodesh for the next month, and the Rosh Chodesh for next month extends for two days (the 30th of the earlier month and the 1st of the later month). ~ In Hebrew, Rosh Chodesh means, literally, "head of the month" or "first of the month." Rosh Chodesh is the first day of any new month. If a month is 30 days long, then the 30th day is treated as part of the Rosh Chodesh for the next month, and the Rosh Chodesh for next month extends for two days (the 30th of the earlier month and the 1st of the later month).
Sukkot - Feast Of Tabernacles Sukkot falls 5 days after yom kippur and is closely associated more with Passover hoshanah Rabbah The Great hoshanah (the seventh day of the feast) http://www.bethhamashiach.com/Sukkot.htm
Extractions: All donations are tax deductible Search Website Directions Community Forum (new) Sign our Guestbook Prayer Requests Holidays Messianic Dance Team (updated) What is a Messianic Service like Rabbi's who believe in Yeshua (new) Weekly Torah Readings Weekly Torah (new) Messianic Liturgy Feedback Links Site Map Messianic Congregation located in Metro Atlanta serving Snellville, Lawrenceville, Loganville Georgia We gratefully acknowledge Beth Adonai for allowing us to use this material After Yom Kippur, preparations begin for Sukkot. Sukkot falls 5 days after Yom Kippur and is closely associated more with Passover and Shavuot. Leviticus 23:33-41 Sukkot is the last of the seven G-d ordained feasts. Sukkot occurs on the last seven days of the seventh month and scripture commands us to observe it seven times. Seven is the number of perfection or completion as seen in Genesis 2:2 when Adonais work was completed in seven days. The number seven plays special significance in this, the final fall feast.
Marsha's Israel Page Today is yom HaShoah, aka Holocaust Rememberence Day. I went to Yad Vashem with my Week 2 yom kippur (1 day, exactly ten days after rosh hoshanah) http://www.techhouse.org/~dj/israel.html
HEBREW DICTIONARY Kabbalah `receive, the traditional term used for the teaching of Jewish the service of the New Year (rosh Hashanah) the conclusion of yom kippur and http://www.jdstone.org/truth/files/hebdict.html
Extractions: HEBREW DICTIONARY Adam Kadmon : Primordial or archetypal man. The mystical image of En-Sof. See Sefirot. Adonai : lit. my lords (as in Gen. 19:2); the traditional pronunciation of God, the Tetragrammaton (Ex. 34:9). Aggadah : `tale, lesson'- the name given to those sections of Rabbinic literature which contains homiletic exposition of the Bible, stories, legends, fore-lore, anecdotes or maxims; aims at edification. Also spelled Haggadah. B'nai No'ach : Sons of Noah. In Rabbinic literature they are those who take upon themselves the seven mitzvos of No'ach (The Seven Laws of No'ach). Bar : son (Arabic) Baraita : (outside) It covers halakhic Midrash, and historical, and aggadic tradition not included in the Mishnah. Bar Mitzvah : A son of the commandment; at thirteen years and one day, the Jewish boy reaches manhood, accountable for the performances of mitzvot, and able to be part of a minyan. Bat Kol : lit."daughter of a voice." A heavenly or divine voice (echo) which revealed God's will, choice, or judgment to man (Mak. 23b, Sot. 13b, Er. 13b). Ben : son (Hebrew) Berachah : Any blessing, example: Thanksgiving. Deut. 8:12; Praise, Psa. 150:1-6; Priestly, Num. 6:22-27.
JHCStories: Fitting In In my day you didnt go to school on rosh hoshanah, yom kippur, Sukkot, SimchatTorah. The first two days of Pesach, the last two days of Pesach. http://www.cofc.edu/~jhc/stories/fitting.html
Extractions: And so my mother had a black school in back of where we lived near the grocery store. The teacher used to come at night when they closed the store and she used to teach her English, perfect English. Read, write, everything. And my mother was very proud of that. She could, you know, she was in America now. NA: She [the teacher] was a black woman. FA: A black woman, I think. There was a black school right in back and she came and taught my mother. Flossie Ginsberg Arnold more by this narrator
Extractions: September 19-23 Feeder school visits Wednesday, September 28 Open House Thursday, November 3 Secondary V parent CEGEP workshop November 4-6 Secondary III Shabbaton Tuesday, November 15 Bialik hosts Debating Tournament Thursday, November 17 College Night November 25-27 Secondary IV Shabbaton November 29-30 Bialik Theatre presents: The Tempest Tuesday, December 6 JPPS/Bialik Raffle Tuesday, January 31 Bialik Fashion Show (7:00 and 9:30 pm) February 3-5 Secondary V Shabbaton (tentative) February 10-12 Secondary I Shabbaton Wednesday, March 1 Ski day (tentative) Thursday, March 23 Bialik Auction March 28-30 Bialik Theatre presents: West Side Story Wednesday, May 24 Saturday, May 27 Secondary V Melaveh Malcah Monday, May 29 Graduation Ceremony Tuesday, May 30 Sports Awards Ceremony Thursday, June 22 Graduation Dance
Association Of Independent Schools Of Greater Washington 10/12/05 Erev yom kippur 10/18-19/05 - Sukkot 10/24/05 - hoshanah Rabah 10/25/05 rosh Hashanah, Tuesday, 10/04/05. yom kippur, Thursday, 10/13/05 http://www.aisgw.org/calendarSurvey_main.asp?View=Printable&schoolName=&Zip=&Sta
Sichos In English: Night Preceding Vov Tishrei, 5750 These two factors are interrelated for rosh HaShanah also shares a connectionwith the Ten These are the Ten Days between rosh HaShanah and yom kippur. http://www.sichosinenglish.org/books/sichos-in-english/43/04.htm
Extractions: Add to Shopping Cart Buy this now Free Translation Search this book: Night Following Vov Tishrei, 5750 The sixth of Tishrei is distinguished by two significant factors: It marks the passage of the majority of the Ten Days of Repentance. In Torah law, we find that, in certain dimensions, the majority of a quantity is considered as the totality of the quantity. Similarly, in the laws of prayer, though ten people are required for a minyan, all the prayers requiring a minyan can be recited when only six of the ten are actually praying. It is associated with the six days of creation and thus, is related to Rosh HaShanah which commemorates the creation of the world. These two factors are interrelated for Rosh HaShanah also shares a connection with the Ten Days of Teshuvah as obvious from our Sages' statement, "These are the Ten Days between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur." This implies that, in addition to the essential qualities which they possess in their own right, Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur also share in the general service of the Ten Days of Teshuvah.
Sichos In English: Shabbos Parshas Noach the houses of learning to study and to teach the Jewish people words of Torah . as we see from the fact that yom kippur is called Shabbos Shabboson. http://www.sichosinenglish.org/books/sichos-in-english/43/27.htm
Extractions: Rosh HaShanah, 5750 Tzom Gedaliah, 5750 Free Translation Night Preceding Vov Tishrei, 5750 ... Shabbos Parshas Bereishis Shabbos Parshas Noach 6th Day of MarCheshvan, 5750 Shabbos Parshas Lech Lecha Shabbos Parshas Vayeira Shabbos Parshas Chayei Sarah Address to the International Conference of Shluchim ... Shabbos Parshas Vayechi Sichos In English Add to Shopping Cart Buy this now 29th Day of Tishrei, 5750 Search this book: 13th Day of MarCheshvan, 5750 The Shabbos in which we read the Torah portion Noach is always the first Shabbos of the month of MarCheshvan. In a way, this signals the real beginning of the year, since Tishrei is a "general" month, i.e. a month of preparation for the year. MarCheshvan therefore has a unique status, since it is the first of the "regular" months of the year. For this reason, today is the proper time to set the pattern for G-dly service throughout the year especially for the Shabbosim of the year. The Torah gives clear directions regarding conduct on Shabbos in parshas Vayakhel. The opening words of the parshah ("Vayakhel Moshe"/"Moshe gathered") are explained in Midrash: "In the entire Torah from beginning to end, the only parshah which begins with the word Vayakhel is this one...in order that all future generations should learn to gather congregations every single Shabbos; to enter the houses of learning to study and to teach the Jewish people words of Torah."
Glossary Of Terms hoshanah prayer for Sukkot. hoshanah Rabbah holiday at end of Succot 1st Jewishmonth (SepOct), 1st is rosh HaShanah, 10th is yom kippur, http://www.associated.org/content_display.html?articleID=118390
Foreward To Seder Mo'ed By Chief Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz In later times, it was known as rosh Hashanah, New Year s Day. yom kippur.This Day, set aside for penitence, and moral regeneration, is the only one http://www.come-and-hear.com/talmud/moed_h.html
Extractions: THE SABBATH The Rabbis made the Sabbath the very centre of the Jewish religion, a perennial fountain of idealism and regeneration in Israel. They instituted the Kiddush prayer, praising God for the gift of the Sabbath, to celebrate its coming in; and the Habdalah [page xiv] Neglect of such worship injures the spiritual life of both the individual and the community. By keeping the Sabbath, the Rabbis tell us, we testify to our belief in God as the Creator of the Universe; in a God who is not identical with Nature, but is a free Personality, the Creator and Ruler of Nature. The Talmudic mystics tell that when the heavens and earth were being called into existence, matter was getting out of hand, and the Divine Voice had to resound, 'Enough! So far and no further!' Man, made in the image of God, has been endowed by Him with the power of creating. But in his little universe, too, matter is constantly getting out of hand, threatening to overwhelm and crush out soul. By means of the Sabbath, called [H] 'a memorial of Creation', we are endowed with the Divine power of saying 'Enough!' to all rebellious claims of our environment, and are reminded of our potential victory over all material forces that would drag us down. The Sabbath, as conceived by the Rabbis, is the supreme example of the hallowing of life under the sanctifying influence of the Law. That sacred day is the perennial fountain of idealism and regeneration in Israel. More than any other institution has it moulded Jewish family life with its virtues of chastity, charity, love, peace; virtues nowhere surpassed, rarely equalled. Amid all the misery and slavery that for so many centuries were the lot of Israel, once a week the home of the humblest Jew was flooded with light. The Sabbath banished care and toil, grief and sorrow. On that day, the despised and rejected of men was emancipated from the oppression and tribulation and degradation of this world; he felt himself a prince, a member of a great, eternal, holy people.
Jewish Holiday Humor.... - Oregon Gas Prices rosh Hashanah or yom kippur service? jrjmama Champion Author yom kippur More fasting. Sukkot Feast. hoshanah Rabbah More feasting. http://www.oregongasprices.com/Forum_MSG.aspx?master=9&category=1311&topic=11436
Yom Kippur - Messianic Synagogue In Tampa, Florida rosh hoshanah yom kippur Sukkot Hanukkah Purim. yom kippur . The Day of Atonement. Purpose. Messianic Significance http://www.bethisraeltampa.org/holidays/yomkippur.htm
Harry Leichter's Jewish Humor One rosh Hashanah, Feast. Tzom Gedalia, Fast. yom kippur, More fasting. Sukkot, Feast.hoshanah Rabbah, More feasting. Simchat Torah, Keep feasting http://www.haruth.com/jewishHumor.htm
Extractions: The Yo-Yo Diet Guide to the Jewish Holidays Rosh Hashanah Feast Tzom Gedalia Fast Yom Kippur More fasting Sukkot Feast Hoshanah Rabbah More feasting Simchat Torah Keep feasting Month of Cheshvan No feasts or fasts for a whole month. Get a grip on yourself. Hanukkah Eat potato pancakes Tenth of Tevet Do not eat potato pancakes Tu B'Shevat Feast Fast of Esther Fast Purim Eat pastry Passover Do not eat pastry Shavuot Dairy feast (cheesecake, blintzes etc.) 17th of Tammuz Fast (definitely no cheesecake or blintzes) Tisha B'Av Very strict fast (don't even think about cheesecake or blintzes) Month of Elul End of cycle. A New Flood is Foretold A new flood is foretold and nothing can be done to prevent it; in three days, the waters will wipe out the world. The greatest leaders of the major religions go on worldwide television to make their final plea. The leader of Buddhism pleads with everyone to become a Buddhist; that way, they will at least find salvation in heaven. The Pope goes on television and shakes his fists to the audience, "It is still not too late to accept Jesus!" he cries.
