The Feasts of Adonai are summarized for us in the book of Leviticus, chapter 23. This is read in the annual Torah cycle in Parashat Emor. For many, it is these celebrations that are our first exposure to things Hebraic, even before coming to an understanding that they are times we ought to be observing.
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10 Tishrei, Yom Kippur, the tenth of the Days of Awe.
Pray that the sons of Israel who are pursuing this work of restoration for the Kingdom would be strong and courageous…
9 Tishrei, the ninth of the Days of Awe.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, and that they who love her would prosper, pray that peace would be within her walls and prosperity within her palaces…
8 Tishrei, the eighth of the Days of Awe.
Pray for both houses to see the Father’s plan to have a pure, overcoming army, and to give themselves to becoming that army…
7 Tishrei, the seventh of the Days of Awe.
Pray that the hearts of Ephraim and Judah might be circumcised with a love for each other. Pray that each will learn…
6 Tishrei, the sixth of the Days of Awe.
Pray that the Father will use the tragic events of our time to bring His people to repentance and faith in Him through the shed blood of Messiah Yeshua…
5 Tishrei, the fifth of the Days of Awe.
Pray for the safety and well-being of those of Judah who have returned to the Promised Land; pray their hearts will be turned toward their fathers…
4 Tishrei, the fourth of the Days of Awe.
Pray that the sheep of Israel would be delivered from wicked shepherds who muddy the waters and feed themselves rather than the flock…
