More about Messianic Jews and the New Covenant. Why do Jewish believers in Jesus, call themselves Messianic Jews? messianicminutes.com

The seven day feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles) begins at sundown on September 25 this year. It is a joyous time of celebration, remembering the Lord's hand of protection upon the children of Israel as they wandered in the desert prior to entering the Promised Land.

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown Friday, Sept. 11 this year. It's time for the Blowing of the Sofar! Listen to the sounds with Jeffrey D. and Ted right here. And don't miss the significance of this Feast for all, and the one that follows ten days later beginning at sundown on Sept. 20...it's the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur.

Why are there Messianic Jews? What is Messianic Judaism? Who are these Jews who believe in Jesus? Has God abandoned the Jewish people? messianicminutes.com

The Book of Titus was written just a few years before the destruction of the Temple by the Roman General. Titus, the Greek, is described as a trusted co-worker of the faith. Indeed, the Jewish Apostle Paul relied on him in key
situations to be a trouble shooter and a leader.

Titus the Roman general, who commanded the destruction of Jerusalem and the Holy Temple in 70n A.D. rose to greater prominence as the Emperor of the entire Roman Empire. His rule in Israel and Rome had great impact on the way Judaism was practiced going forward.

Why is Jerusalem called the Holy City? Does that have any significance to the world or to believers in Yeshua the Messiah?

The Ninth of Av, Tisha B'Av, begins at sundown and brings remembrance of the evil that has befallen the Jewish people over time.