Messianic Temple Beth El Yahweh's Holy Days

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traditional observance

It commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in the ancient Persian empire where a plot had been crafted to destroy them. Megillat Ester (the Book of Esther) is read in synagogues all over the world during this holiday. Purim shpiel is a play performed by children about the events in the Book of Esther. Children wear costumes depicting the Biblical characters from the Scriptures. "Mishloach Manot" is a food and drink gift exchange commanded by the Scriptures commemorating the victory over Haman, the hater of the Jews.

messianic significance

It commemorates the deliverance of the Jewish people in the ancient Persian empire where a plot had been crafted to destroy them. Megillat Ester (the Book of Esther) is read in synagogues all over the world during this holiday. Purim shpiel is a play performed by children about the events in the Book of Esther. Children wear costumes depicting the Biblical characters from the Scriptures. "Mishloach Manot" is a food and drink gift exchange commanded by the Scriptures commemorating the victory over Haman, the hater of the Jews.

The Book of Esther and the Feast of Purim is a strategic plan of Elohim of Israel for the  End-Times. Come join us as we do an in-depth study of Meggilat Esther (Book of Esther). Learn how to fight spiritual battles and to stand in the gap for others. Become another Esther, a beautiful and humble servant of Elohim who proclaimed, “If I perish, I perish.” Desire to become a Warrior for Israel knowing that our battle is not against flesh and blood but against the invisible enemies of the satanic kingdom.

traditional observance

It is called the Feast of Dedication or the Festival of Lights. It lasts for eight days when we light a special menorah called a "Hanukiah". It commemorates the Maccabees victory over the evil Antiochus IV Epiphanes and the restoration of Temple worship. The altar in the Temple was dedicated on this day.

messianic significance

traditional observance

It means "Rejoicing in the Torah". This holiday marks the completion of the yearly cycle of weekly Torah readings.

messianic significance

Join us in celebration of Yeshua, the Living Torah, the Living Word of Elohim. Let us dance and rejoice before Him as a Messianic Nation for Abba has given us His Inheritance - Kitvei HaKodesh (Holy Scriptures).

simchat torah

Tishrei 23, 5780

October 22, 2019

shemini aTzeret

Tishrei 22, 5780

October 21, 2019

traditional observance

It is the seventh day of Sukkot which means "The Great Salvation".

messianic significance

It is the seventh day of Sukkot which means "The Great Salvation". Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly prohibited. One-day Feast. Let us drink of Mayim Chayim (pure waters of Life) coming from the well of deliverance, Yeshua HaMashiach Himself. Join us as we cry out, "Ana Adonai, Hoshiah Na", which means "O Adonai, Save us now."

After Yom Kippur, join us for a Mitzvah fun day of building an authentic sukkah. Come to perform this wonderful mitzvah (commandment) with us.

traditional observance

First Day Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. It commemorates the care of Elohim for the children of Israel during the years in the desert. Performing the mitzvah of building sukkot (booths). Performing the mitzvah of waving the lulav and etrog.

messianic significance

First Day Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. Celebration of Adon Yeshua's birthday Who was born on the first day of Sukkot. Join us for a special one-of-a-kind worship service to our Elohim for sending His Redeemer to His people Israel and all the HaGoyim.

It commemorates the care of Elohim for the children of Israel during the years in the desert. Join us in performing the mitzvah of building sukkot (booths) and the mitzvah of waving the lulav and etrog.

TRaditional observance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. Day of absolute fast and prayer. The Day of Atonement is the day of repentance and forgiveness of sins.

messianic significance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. Most solemn day of all High Holy Days. Repentance for the individual sins and the sins of our forefathers. We have redemption through the Blood of Adon Yeshua and the forgiveness of our sins.  We also stand in the gap for the salvation of our families and the whole House of Yisrael.  We proclaim Yom Kippur as Israel's National Day of  Repentance and Fasting.

traditional observance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. It is NOT Rosh Hashanah as traditionally celebrated by Rabbinical Judaism.

messianic significance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. This day of Spiritual Warfare is followed by shouting, blowing of the shofars and declaration of the Davar Elohim (Word of Elohim).

Traditional observance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. It is celebrated on the fiftieth day of the Omer. The day of giving the Torah on Mt Sinai.

messianic significance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. One-day Feast. We celebrate not only giving of the Ten Commandments (the Torah) on Mt. Sinai, but many years later, Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) was given to the disciples of Adon Yeshua in Yerushalayim (Jerusalem) on the same day.

traditional observance

Rabbinic Judaism does not recognize nor celebrates this Feast.

messianic significance

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). One-day Feast. Day of Messiah’s Resurrection. Yeshua laid in the tomb three days and three nights. Yeshua HaMashiach is the First Fruit of the Resurrection. Yeshua rose from the tomb at the very end of the weekly Shabbat to fulfill His title as Adon HaShabbat (Master of Shabbat).

Hoshana Rabbah 

Tishrei 21, 5780

October 20, 2019

pesach (passover)

​Aviv 15, 5779

April 20, 2019

traditional observance

The eighth day of Sukkot. Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). In Israel it is observed together with Simchat Torah.

messianic significance

The eighth day of Sukkot. Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Messiah had Brit Milah (circumcision) and was given the Name YESHUA. This is the last Great Day that starts with a special prayer for geshem (rain). Join us as we beseech our Abba to send physical and spiritual rain upon Israel and our hungry and thirsty souls.

Hanukah

(Feast of Dedication,

Festival of lights)

Kislev 25, 5780

December 23, 2019

Sukkot

(feast of tabernacles,

feast of booths)

Tishrei 15, 5780

October 14, 2019

yom Kippur

(day of atonement)

Tishrei 10, 5780

October 9, 2019

yom teruah

(day of shouting and blowing of shofars, day of spiritual warfare)

Tishrei 1, 5780

September 30, 2019

shavuot

(festival of weeks)

Sivan 6, 5779

Sun 9, 2019

This day commemorates when Israeli soldiers victoriously recaptured the Old City of Jerusalem from Jordanian control during the Arab-Israeli Six Day War.

On this historic day, David ben Gurion, declared "Proclamation of the Establishment of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948.

yom haatzma'ut

(israeli independence day)

​Iyar 4, 5779

May 9, 2019

yom yerushalayim

(jerusalem day)

​Iyar 28, 5779

June 2, 2019

This day was established as a national holiday by the Israeli Knesset in 1953. It was established to remember the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust. Memorial services and vigils are held by the Jewish people around the world.

yom hazikaron

(israeli memorial day)

​Iyar 3, 5779

May 8, 2019

This day was established as a Memorial Day for soldiers who gave their lives in battle for the creation and defense of the State of Israel.

yom hashoah

(holocaust memorial day)

​Aviv 27, 5779

May 2, 2019

chag haBikkurim 

(feast of first fruits)

resurrection day

​Aviv 18, 5779

April 23, 2019

traditional observance

Chag Hamatzah

(feast of unleavened bread)

​Aviv 16 - 22, 5779

April 21 - 27, 2019

traditional observance

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purim

Adar 14, 5780

​March 10, 2020

biblical and modern holidays prepared and compiled by rabbi hadassah ryklin

rosh chodesh

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Monthly Shabbat. Celebration of the New Moon (Beginning of a new month).

schedule of services

SHABBAT

Shabbat Yeshiva class (in-depth Bible study) 9:00 - 10:15am

Shabbat (Saturday) service at 10:30am.

Shabbat service followed by Oneg Shabbat.

WEDNESDAY

Mid-Week Yeshiva class (in-depth Bible study) at 7:30pm.

MONDAY

Tefillah - Intercessory prayer gathering at 7:30pm.

shabbat

Mikra Kodesh (Set-apart gathering). Work is strictly forbidden. Weekly Shabbat starts at Erev (sundown) Friday to Erev (sundown) Shabbat (Saturday).

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calendar of yahweh's holy days