Too
many people are growingly getting inclined towards divinity but
there’s much out there. People are confused on whom to follow and
what to follow. Christian Messianic was lost in this world of
technology and science; however, with sincere effort and passion, the
Messianic movement brought back the pride of the religion and
installed the faith in Yeshua again.
Let’s
take a look on what the believers stand by:
- Yeshua is the messiah and he is a divine being!
- Yeshua is a Shekhinah and is a part of GOD himself.
- His body was created inside the womb of Mother Womb by the grace of GOD himself.
- He was absolutely sinless throughout his life.
- His death testimonies his sacrifice for humanity.
- A person can redeem from sin by strongly following his led path.
- He ascended towards heaven after death.
At
Messianic Jewish Bible Institute, we strongly stand by these believes
and strive to impart the same to the world. We, a Christian
Messianic Institute delivering knowledge on Jewish religion
and culture, envisage in bringing people closer to the faith in
Yeshua. The institute is led by leaders who strive to establish
Messianic Jewish congregation across the world and build strong
Jewish communities everywhere.
As
a part of their propagation, MJBI preaches its followers on the
essence of Jewish Holidays. Jewish holidays Sukkot
falls in the 15th of Tishrei that occurs anywhere between
late of September to late of October. It is also known as Feast of
Booths or feast of Tabernacles. It is a biblical holiday and holds a
special place in three Pilgrimage Festivals of Jewish where
Israelites make a journey towards the Temple of Jerusalem on this
auspicious day.
This
festival is eight day celebration where the eight day is a Diaspora.
Sukkot is the plural of Sukkah which means a wall structure covered
with a plant material. The first day of the festival is celebrated by
offering prayers to God and taking holiday meals. The seventh day is
called Hoshana Rabbah where people visit Synagogue and walk around
the perimeter as a part of their offering to the Lord. Special
prayers are arranged at places of the city and people visit their
relative to exchange gifts and dishes.
The
Jewish holidays Sukkot is also celebrated by the Christians
who follow the holidays mentioned in Old Testament. These groups
believe that Jesus celebrated Sukkot and the holiday is celebrated
according to the Hebrew Calendar.
