Shavuot
In Bible times, this holiday was an agricultural festival-a time for our people to present the firstfruits of the crops to God, gratefully giving back to the Lord that which He had given to us.
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In Bible times, this holiday was an agricultural festival-a time for our people to present the firstfruits of the crops to God, gratefully giving back to the Lord that which He had given to us.
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Last Updated on Monday, May 21, 2012 16:00
You probably have heard of the Passover connection to Easter, that the Last Supper was a seder, etc. But do you know about the Rosh Hashanah connection?
Reminded of past atrocities against our Jewish people during the Passover/Easter season, can we look past that and see the truth that persecution has obstructed?
Unless there is an Irish parent involved, most Jewish people have no traditional meal for St. Patrick’s Day. We thought it would be fun to share with you a creative substitution for the seasonal fare of corned beef. It’s a rather unusual recipe by Melissa Moskowitz found in our Jews for Jesus Family Cookbook (available in our online store). It’s for Sweet and Sour Tongue.