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Hadash

Rosh Chodesh Sivan – ראש חדש סיון

We are entering the Hebrew month of Sivan - ראש חדש סיון. Since the last month had 29 days it is celebrated only one day this month which has 30 days. Sivan is the third month of the year as Torah describes it. The first day of Sivan the people encamped at Mt. Sinai preparing to receive the Torah. The verb form of encamped is singular pointing to the fact the people behaved as one, not fragmented by contention. For Torah to be merited and received the people were as one; united as husband and wife are in marriage when it is healthy. The first bringing down of Torah is at Shavout. Moshe's seconding bringing down of Torah comes later at Yom Kippur. The Torah being given is compared to the instrument of betrothal of husband and wife (legal binding agreement between the spouses and the husband's responsibilities toward his wife). Rosh Chodesh Sivan is considered to be a propitious time for covenanting harmony and peace among Israel, mankind and the Most High. Families are taking a beating today. Rosh Chodesh Sivan gives back to parents, children, families and their relationships. In the 17th century, the chief rabbi of Jerusalem wrote a prayer that religious schools in Israel send home to their families still today. It is a prayer for parents to offer to the Most High for their...

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Anusim, Jewish Roots, Jewish Studies, Zionism

Certificate for returned Anusim

Certificate for returned Anusim

Responsa from two Gadolim Hador. In recent years there being 2 major Responses (Theshuvot) from Gadolim Hador one from The Rischon Lezion HaRav Mordechai Eliahu, Former Chief Rabbi of Israel and from the Late Gaon  Ahron (Aaron) Soloveichik z”l they clarify once and for all the matter on how present day Orthodox Jewish Communities shoul ...

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Mashiach, Messianic Judaism

The Jewishness of Mashiach

The Jewishness of Mashiach

One of the biggest barriers preventing a Jewish person from believing in our Rabbi Maran Yeshua is the mistaken assumption that if he believes in Rabbi Maran Yeshua HaMashiach, he will no longer be Jewish.  We emphasize again and again that our Rabbi Maran Yeshua is Jewish, his Hashluchim (the Emissaries) were Jewish, the Torat HaShlichim (Te ...

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