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

Mikra Kodesh/Set-apart gathering. Monthly Shabbat. Celebration of the New moon/Beginning of the new month.

Erev Rosh Chodesh ADAR. - 1st Adar 5770 / February 14th, 2010. - Service at 7:30 pm - Celebration of New Moon/Month of ADAR

Messianic Celebration of Purim

Purim is described in the Book of Esther as the Feast to be celebrated on the Erev of the 13th of Adar which corresponds to Eve of February 27, 2010.

The Body of Messiah Yahshua is called to stand with Israel and Jewish people at this crucial hour. Ruach Elohim/Holy Spirit is calling you to start the three days of Esther fast (no food or water) from sun down on February 24 through February 27th sun down. Join us for the Warfare Intercession for the Peace of Yerushalayim/Jerusalem and the salvation of the Yehudim/Jewish people.

Significance:

Celebration of victory and deliverance for the Jewish people as the tables were turned in the Book of Esther. After the destruction of the Southern Kingdom of Judah or House of Judah/Beit Yehudah, with the capital in Jerusalem/Yerushalayim, the Jews/Yehudim were taken into the seventy-year Babylonian captivity by King Nevuchadnezzar/Nebukadnetstsar.

When ancient Persia took control over Babylon, Haman, royal vizier to King Ahasuerus/Ahashverosh, planned to destroy all the Jews/Yehudim, but his plans were foiled by Queen Esther and Mordechai, showing that Yahweh Elohim of Yisra’El was and is and will be in absolute control of events.

The Jews/Yehudim went from being the "victims" of an evil decree against them, to becoming the ones allowed by King Ahashverosh to destroy their enemies.

The day after the battle was designated as Purim, a day of feasting and rejoicing. The three days of absolute fast (without food or water) called “Esther’s’ fast”, is usually observed by many disciples of Adon/Master Yahshua all over the world.

During the Feast of Purim the Book of Esther is taught. Usually people send “gift food portions” called “mishloach manot” to one another, and eat special pastries called “Oznei Haman” (“Haman’s ears”) in Hebrew or “Hamantashen” (“Haman’s pockets”) in Yiddish. Children usually wear costumes of Queen Esther, Mordechai or Haman. Public celebrations called “Purim shpiel”, played by the children, convey the saga of Purim and its cast of characters.

DATE: Adar 14, 5770/February 28, 2010 – Celebration with our families

Adar 15, 5769/March 1, 2010 – Shushan Purim – 7:30pm at the Temple

Esther’s fast starts on Erev of Adar 9/February 23, 2010 through Erev of Adar 12/February 26, 2010. (three days and three nights without food nor water)

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