Tomorrow Night Is Rosh Chodesh: December 27, 2019

12/26/2019

In advance of tomorrow and next week's celebrations, I wanted to say:

A blessed Rosh Chodesh Tevet and a Happy New Year to all.

What perfect timing this year for our calendar to play out – as we get a new beginning in two ways. A new month promises great blessings each and every time one comes around. It is a time to close out the things from the previous month and lay claim to the new things Yahweh has in store for us for the year 2020.

This is also the time of year when many who celebrate a new start of their calendar will choose to rededicate their lives to greater accomplishments. Whether in business, personal life, health and fitness, or somewhere else, many choose this time of year for rededication – which is perfect for those of us who follow Yahweh’s calendar to share with those around us about Hanukkah.

We are just past the midway point of the holiday time as we will be lighting the fifth candle tonight in our hanukkaiah. What is Hanukkah all about? It is a time when warriors, The Maccabees, fought against all the evil forces who tried to come against Yahweh’s people. A small group stood against those evil force, and reclaimed the Temple of Yahweh that had been defiled and desecrated. Upon reclaiming, they relit the candles on the menorah, rebuilt, then rededicated the altar. They also rededicated their lives to following His principles and teachings, just as many will do at this time of year for themselves.

May you be blessed in your endeavors and promises to yourself and to Yahweh!

As a handy helper for those who will be working toward following the Feast Days in 2020, we have put together the list of Holy days we will be celebrating so that you can mark your calendars. We are attaching it below in a handy printable format so that you can print it out for your family.

If you prefer to print each month individually, we use the following resource to design the calendar to fit our needs:

www.hebcal.com

Also, for an explanation as to why we prefer to follow the Hillel calendar, please see our book on the topic at:

http://www.shofarproductions.com/who-made-you-lord-of-the-calendar.html

A quick note here: Often the Hillel II calendar has extra days for certain Holy Days – they will list the celebrating of two days. For example, rather than one for the time of Rosh Hashanah (Feast of Trumpets), they list two days. Should this appear, we follow the Biblical teaching of the Hebrew date upon which it is supposed to fall, not the calendar dates. If we see this approaching, we will do our best to give you a heads up and quick explanation.

In 2020, it is our hope and prayer that many great and wonderful changes will be taking place in all our lives, just as it is our hope and prayer each and every day for the same.

May you be blessed.

Shalom, Judith

NOTE: When the PDF opens, the blue links can be direct accessed to HebCal with more information regarding those calendar dates. The PDF can also be easily printed for your home display.

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Lead Author (Bio)

Yehudit (Judith)
CEO and founding partner of a recruiting firm.
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Former real estate agent
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Former Captain and
Deputy Commander of a
U.S. Air Force-AUX squadron
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Served as educator and board member of an educational academy.
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Co-Founder and joint partner of an international Messianic ministry.
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Host of an international Messianic radio program
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Author of several books.
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Judith has studied at:
Tel Aviv University
University of Pennsylvania
And currently working toward a Master of Theology
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Judi is a a true disciple of Yeshua following his teachings and the instructions of his apostles. She is able to connect the root of these teachings to the heritage of her Hungarian-Jewish family.
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She views the TorahforWomen.com
websites as a ministry that has the potential to change lives in women and families for generations. She does not take her calling lightly, but sees herself as a steward of Yahweh's truth. With that stewardship comes accountability to Yahweh to cut through the error seen online and only deliver facts as clearly affirmed by scripture.

Associate Author

Jim, (Judi's husband), has Sephardi Jewish ancestry and is a minister and head of Shofar Productions. Jim was a denominational pastor, hospital chaplain, and former director of a non-profit community organization.

He has studied at:
- Park University
- Berean School of the Bible/Global University
- World Harvest Bible Training Center
- UCMI
- And currently involved in advanced studies into New and Old Testament Textual Criticism and Archaeology.

Jim has also served in the U.S. Army as an Intel Analyst, a commander in the Civil Air Patrol and leader of search and rescue teams.

Jim often writes articles and books and will join Judith in writing for the TorahforWomen.com website. Judi feels it's important that a man's view point be included on the site for balance and perspective. Jim has researched many of the issues about women and has shattered the error of traditional doctrines with scriptural evidence. Like Judi, Jim also has a passion for truth and the teachings of Yahweh.

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