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AT ISRAEL OF THE NATIONS Hebrew - Christian Fellowship We hold Shabbat services on Saturday at at 12:00 PM on the Hebrew Sabbath. Please make note of our “Sabbath disclaimer” below. Our Service begins with praise and worship music, a mix of contemporary music, much of which has a Hebrew flavor to it. Next comes greetings and announcements followed by the Shema (Hear O Israel) and the Lord’s prayer, both prayers are spoken in Hebrew and English, we use these prayers because we feel it helps to unify our fellowship together. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE SHEMA and LORD’S PRAYER The Torah scroll (the first 5 books of the Bible written by Moses) is then blessed and read from in Hebrew, with it’s English translation, all are then invited to participate and either comment or ask questions about the Scripture, as they did in Yeshua’s (Jesus’) day. Preaching the Word The message is then delivered, which is always a fresh Word from God from either the Hebrew Scriptures or the New Testament, and is usually on most occasions from both. We then have Kiddush (blessing of the bread and wine) followed by the Aaronic benediction (blessing) and prayer for anyone who wants it. Aaronic Benediction CLICK PICTURE TO HEAR THE AARONIC BENEDICTION SORRY, “Aaron” isn’t around every Friday to do the Aaronic benediction and Kiddush – these pictures were taken during our special teaching done on the Garments of the High Priest. All of this is subject to change at the direction of the RUACH HA KODESH – THE HOLY SPIRIT! Following services there is Oneg Shabbat (the delight of the Sabbath) where there is food and an opportunity to fellowship. If you are interested in attending services, please go to our “Contact” page for more information and directions. Now the DISCLAIMER about the SABBATH Although we choose to worship on Friday evenings as the Hebrews do, we have no contentions with those who choose to worship on a Sunday Sabbath, as some others do. The Lord indeed sanctified the First Day, and made it a “special Sabbath” when He rose from the dead, just as He sanctified many other days as “special Sabbaths” which do not necessarily fall on the Seventh Day, such as Passover and Yom Kippur.

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