Hebrew Voices #146 – The Trumpet: Yom Teruah 2021
In this special episode of Hebrew Voices, The Trumpet: Yom Teruah 2021, Bible Scholar Dr. Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson detail why Yom Teruah marks one of the most powerful teachings they have ever done, search the Torah to peel … Continue reading →
In this special episode of Hebrew Voices, The Trumpet: Yom Teruah 2021, Bible Scholar Dr. Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson detail why Yom Teruah marks one of the most powerful teachings they have ever done, search the Torah to peel back the layer of Jewish tradition on top of the holiday and unpack its significance so we can celebrate it with joy and thankfulness.
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Regarding the lack of historical event for Yom Teruah… In the prophetic timeline of YHVH’s mo’adim, Yom Teruah comes after Shavuot. If Shavuot is historically represented by the giving of the Torah at Sinai, perhaps Yom Teruah is representative of the call to move camp at YHVH’s leading. When the cloud moved it served as a sign in the sky (Ex 40:36-38) meaning the presence of YHVH was coming/going (Num 10:11-13) and the teruah would sound so as to alert Israel of His movement (Num 10:5).
I really enjoyed hearing Keith sound the shofar. It was excellent and perfect for Teruah. Concerning the calendar from many years of studying there have been at least two schools of thought regarding the new moon for thousands of years. The rabbinical group has always had sighters to see the first sliver but others that I thought included the sons of Zadok and a group near the dead sea have watched for the last sliver at sunrise and kept the new moon at the sunset that day. I look forward to the Messiah teaching the “acceptable year of Yehovah”.
Another deep peek into the word of God. Thank You for giving me the opportunity to hear God’s name shouted throughout the land. Blessings <3
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