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Door Prize – “Israel’s Feasts”

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The book, Israel’s Feasts and Their Fullness by Batya Wooten.  Value of $16.95.

Israels-Feasts-Expanded-Edition“This feast book is like no other. It is truly unique in its perspectives. Acclaimed as the “best feast book ever,” in this new Expanded Edition, Israel’s Feasts and their Fullness offers even more prophetic insights!

In her delightful, penetrating style, Batya examines the feasts and shows how they relate to Israel’s reunion, redemption, and full restoration. She explains why Believers now feel led to celebrate the feasts, and how their celebrations relate to the latter days. Her astute observations bring encouragement, clarity and fresh insights at every turn.

Batya examines traditions that oppose Scripture, clarifies those that align with it, and outlines suggested feast guidelines. Most importantly, she encourages us to celebrate our Messiah with joy and freedom in the power of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) – yet with respect for the eternal truths of the Torah (the Law) as well as the honorable teachings of Judaism.”

 

Click here to learn more about this book.

How to Enter…

To enter to win this prize, please leave a comment below.

In your comments, tell us something your family does to make the feasts special in your home!

Giveaway will be valid until Monday, August 24, 2015, at 6 pm Eastern time. One winner will be chosen randomly on Monday evening, August 24, 2015. Be sure your email address is valid so that we can contact you if you win.

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  1. We host several feasts at our home, but my favorite is Passover. We always snag the 2nd night, invite the Rabbi and family, some friends and sometimes even our own family. Its like Thanksgiving on steroids. 😉

  5. Love this!
    We always celebrate the feasts as a huge family. Dinners, visits, etc depends I the feast.
    Sukkot is coming up, so we’ll be visit each other’s sukkahs.

  7. Goodness, I so need this. I’ve been TO about a year and I’m still confused on Feasts.

  11. We are new to Torah so we haven’t done any feasts yet….we do blow the Shofar on the Sabbath!

  12. this book is probably my favorite to get into my hands. We are new to being a Torah observant family. So feast days are new to us. It can be little overwhelming with learning what they are and how to do them accordingly, but we are excited and can’t wait to get started!!

  15. We get our extended families involved as much as possible. And teach on each holiday and sing about 20 minutes of worship as well.

  16. We are very new to the feasts, so we do our best to learn about their significance as we approach each one, and really focus on the importance of each meaning attached to each moedim, as well as the meaning behind purim and hanukkah, those we observe in remembrance.

  18. Our favorite Feast is Sukkot, and we are blessed to be connected with a great Torah group, one family has a huge property a couple hours from us and hosts a Sukkot gathering there. We’re counting down the days to the Time of Our Rejoicing!

  19. We get so excited about celebrating the feast day. We talk about them and create decorations. Its a big joy in our home.

  20. We are just now learning about the feasts and trying to celebrate them as best we can while learning. I will say I think my favorite would have to be sukkot

  23. We love the Feasts. For Rosh HaShana everyone will be writing their sins on rocks so that we can throw them into the reservoir. It helps us get ready for Yom Kippur. My kids work in the media department at our synagogue and will be quite busy getting ready for the conference that follows. And for Sukkot – THIS year we will be building a sukkah and having our meals out under the open heavens. Good times!

  24. We LOVE celebrating the feasts! We decorate the house, play lots of games, and have really good food…my Jewish mother (foster) taught me to make her family recipes and now even though she has gone on, the legacy will remain!

  27. We are just starting the feasts. For Passover we went to a local Seder because we had never seen one, lol. It was so special for our family!! So looking forward to Feast of Trumpets! Trying to study up on it now and this book would be a great help I’m sure!

  28. I don’t know yet – this is our first year doing the feasts, so we are still getting the hang of it! We did 10 plague puppets for passover and food coloring in water for Water turning to blood!

  29. Our family is BRAND new; have not celebrated any of the feasts, though are very excited to!

  31. Oh, I so want this!!! We are so new to celebrating the feasts, that every year has been different. It has been culture shock for us as we came from the Sunday church never even knowing about the feasts. We have two other families that are like minded and we are hoping to celebrate more with them this next year. I just love the picture of Jesus in the feasts!! Feast of Tabernacles is fun being with others from our church family, but my favorite is probably Passover-Pentecost because of the meaning behind it.

  34. Of all the giveaways, I am most excited about this one (well, besides the tuition giveaway)! We like to do crafts and cook traditional foods for the feasts!

  36. We are still working on creating new traditions around the feasts, but we are blessed to be able to do it with several of my extend family as God is show us how to love Him.

  37. One thing we do at Passover is I use special decorations on the table. This year it was little white lambs with red bows. All 9 of my grandkids took a lamb home as a memory from Passover 2015.

  40. The observance and understanding of His set apart times is paramount to learning and growing in Him – look for opportunities to learn and grow!!!

  41. this has been our 10th year keeping feasts/torah, and each year has been a blessing! each year we incorporate more activities for the children (our oldest is 7 yrs old). each year has been different, tailored differently if we had issues like being pregnant, etc. but no matter the circumstance, it is wonderful to be able to do all we can do to please Yahweh, halleluYah!
    each year we go over and over the feasts again in preparation for them, and learn/memorize scriptures, etc.
    we have kept some traditions, but mainly do what we feel works for our family 🙂

  44. This book is on my wishlist. We are only beginning to walk in the feasts. At Passover we had a really beautiful meal and the kids truly enjoyed it. We are still getting the hang of the weekly Sabbath.

  45. We’ve just begun celebrating the Torah, and are eager to celebrates G-‘ds feasts this year. We are observing His Sabbaths, and they have been wonderful, in how He’s dealt with us in them. I cannot wait to see His hand in the other feasts. 🙂

    Peggy

  46. We are new to torah, and only in our 2nd year of homeschooling. We would LOVE to win!

  47. We love the feast of YHWH and make special food, sing special songs, bible reading and wonderful family time. it brings us closer to YHWH and to one another.

  48. We love to build a sukkah outside & then of course have to each make an edible one to eat & enjoy time together! ????

  49. I would definitely enjoy this book. Specially with the feasts just around the corner! 🙂

  50. Special food and traditions depending on the feast. We’ve been doing this 4 yrs, but it still feels so new after all the traditions of church for 40+ yrs.

  53. This is our first year learning about and observing the Feasts, but it’s special to me that we are able to point our children to the Lord through them.

  56. What we do to make the feasts special is we try to have crafts and fun stuff for the kids. We involve everyone to do something and help them learn why each is important to our Father. Thanks for this giveaway!

  59. Entering! This would be great for increased knowledge. Every year we try to do a little more add we are blessed with the understanding and knowledge

  60. We get together with our family and have a big dinner and read the scriptures. For sukkot we visit other Torah observant families. We make a sukkah and my family enjoys camping and learning more about YHWH’s feast

  65. Last year we were missionaries in Haiti and we built our first Sukkah. We would love to read this book!

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