This book was not designed to be an exhaustive study of the Sabbath. It was not intended to be a comprehensive Friday evening “home-service.” And, it was not intended to take the place of a Friday Evening Service at a local Messianic Congregation or traditional Jewish Synagogue.

This book was designed to be an introduction to the Sabbath. It is a simple guide to help you start celebrating the Sabbath in your own home with your family and friends—in a way that is meaningful, faithful to the traditions that have been handed down by our forefathers (and foremothers) and simple to use.

It includes everything that you need to know about a home-service in order to get started. It tells you how to prepare, what to do at each step, what blessings to say, and how to pronounce (or chant) them in Hebrew. The blessings are transliterated and translated so that you can recite (or chant) them in Hebrew with confidence and know what the words mean. Further, this book provides insights into why we say what we say and why we do what we do. Every Biblical verse mentioned and rabbinic text cited is identified. So please, look them up. And enjoy celebrating the Sabbath! Paperback-71 pages.

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Do you dream about going to Israel? To walk in the footsteps of Yeshua, of the Patriarchs, of King David?

This “Israel Tour Companion” is indispensable! For those of you who are going and for those of you who have been. It has entries on many of the places that you will want to see (or have seen) and on the people andthe sects that you have either read about in the Bible or are familiar with because you listen to the news.

The entries are diverse and include groups and/or sects that are both modern (e.g., “Muslim, Shi’ite”) and Biblical (e.g., “Sadducees”).

There is an extensive section for children of all ages.

It includes a section on recognizing the letters (and vowels) of the Hebrew alphabet and employs various games to help you learn your first few Hebrew words—

it even contains a couple of Hebrew Sudoku puzzels to help you identifythe numeric value of the first 9 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The Companion includes maps of Bible Lands, Israel, the Old City, the Temple Mount today and in the time of Yeshua.

Plus, it contains the words of several traditional Jewish songs, in Hebrew, in transliterated English and in English so you can sing on your way up to Jerusalem! It can also be personalized for your tour! Spiral-89 pages.

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Machzor which means “cycle” is a Siddur (Prayerbook) for the High Holidays; Rosh HaShanah (the Head [or Beginning] of the [New] year), known Biblically as the Feast of Trumpets, and Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement).

It is not generally not known that the traditional Siddur contains the basic prayers for the High Holidays, except for the liturgical poems (piyyutim) that are specifically associated with each “Feast” or Holiday Service/Celebration.

This Machzor is designed for someone who is just beginning to celebrate the High Holidays in a Messianic congregation and for the “seasoned” celebrant alike. It contains the prayers for both evening and morning services, and includes the piyyutim for each Holiday.

The services are traditional, but not burden-some. They include “in-structions” so that everyone can participate. Many of the prayers in Hebrew are displayed in an “in-terlinear” style that includes a transliterated text. The Machzor also contains a “Guide to Pronunciation” and many “End Notes” that explain the significance of why we do what we do and say what we say. It also includes texts from the New Covenant Scriptures that compliment the traditional prayers.

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(Booklet, Illustrated - 12 Pages)
By Robert Gorelik