Festival of Lights - Audio
The Festival of Lights (Hanukkah) foreshadows end-time prophecy, speaks of consecrating our temple unto God, and shows us the need for fresh oil and fire in our lives. There is a baptism of fire that changes us eternally.
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Festival of Lights - Video
The Festival of Lights (Hanukkah) foreshadows end-time prophecy, speaks of consecrating our temple unto God, and shows us the need for fresh oil and fire in our lives. There is a baptism of fire that changes us eternally.
Hanukkah Begins Tonight!
The eight day feast of Hanukkah begins at sundown on Thursday, December 7, continuing till Sundown on December 15. Listen as Jeffrey D. and Ted discuss its origins, significance for us today, and some of the present day traditions.
Und es werde Licht!
Das „Festival of Lights“ 2023 findet vom 6. bis 15. Oktober in Berlin statt. Dabei werden Berliner Wahrzeichen, Sehenswürdigkeiten, geschichtsträchtige Gebäude und prominente Plätze in den Abendstunden angestrahlt. Der Eintritt ist frei. Das Motto der diesjährigen Auflage lautet "Colours of Life". Die Illuminationen sind während des Festivals täglich in der Zeit von 19 bis 23 Uhr zu sehen.
Xmas Destinations: Niagara Falls
We have another entry in our ongoing series, Christmas Destinations. Yvonette Creary joins the podcast to share the festivity, beauty, and wonder that is Niagara Falls at Christmas time.
Episode 580: The Mo'edim: Hanukkah
In this video, we take a brief look at Hanukkah (or the Feast of Dedication, the Festival of Lights) and its history. Should we celebrate this winter holiday or is just for the Jews? What are we to remember on this day? Why do some suggest that we should not observe Hanukkah?
Hanukkah - Feast of Dedication
Hanukkah this year (2022) begins on the evening of December 18 and is celebrated for eight days. While it is not one of the Levitical Feasts outlined in the Torah, it is an historical feast celebrated by Jews worldwide, and even Yeshua (Jesus) recognized it. In this episode Jeffrey D. Miller and Rabbi Ted Simon discuss the history of the feast, it's modern day traditions, and it's spiritual significance for all believers. messianicminutes.com