The Hebron Herald

Why celebrate Sukkot together?  Or in fact, any of the moed (appointed times)?  I'm sure each person would respond differently, however, for myself there's a couple of reasons.  First and foremost is to identify with Israel and embrace the instructions set out by our Father and Creator as there is wisdom and life in following His ways.  We join with the commonwealth of Israel in looking forward to the day when the Messiah Yeshua arrives triumphantly to establish Yehovah's kingdom and torah will go forth from Zion. Secondly it provides an opportunity to gather with like-minded brothers and sisters in Yeshua and be encouraged and strengthened.  Setting aside time from work and obligations makes way for relationships to be renewed and deepened, and the Ruach haKodesh to minister and strengthen.   I thoroughly enjoyed Sukkot this year, particularly because of the shalom experienced here at Hebron; shalom that is felt in the comings and goings, the busyness and st

Israel and the Season of Sukkot  by John Pike Let my people go, or death will come to thee For the chosen of YHVH must come to worship Me From the despotism and slavery of satan's tyranny The Sons of Abraham must rule and reign eternally Oh Jacob, My children, do not despair This wilderness journey will never be fair But My covenant commitment and Promised Land peace Is still to be found in the Messiah's fleece My kadosh, My kadosh, My kadosh ones come Into the arms of Your Father run Dwell in your booths and lift up your eyes Your King is coming in triumphant surprise! Selah