2021 Printable Calendar
For those who would like to find out about coming festivals and new moon days, and also those who want to do their planning for the year, taking into account the Scriptural reckoning of days, weeks, months and years, we have published a 2021 calendar, based on the best available information.
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New Moon 2020 to 2025
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This week’s Torah Reading
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Tag Archives: set apart
DIE GEES VAN YAHWEH 1
Die onderwerp van die Gees van Yahweh (kortweg: “die Gees”) is gewoonlik ‘n onderwerp wat met sterk emosie belaai is, maar dikwels ook in ‘n wolk van misterie en groot misverstand gehul is. In sommige kringe word daar op ‘n manier oor die Gees gepraat wat die indruk skep dat interaksie en gesprekke met, en … Continue reading
BEWAKERS VAN DIE VUUR
Iemand het eenmaal gesê: Religion is not what many people think it is: mute, marginal and mild. It is like fire, it warms but it also burns. And we are the guardians of the flame. Die tema van vuur verskyn in al drie die leesgedeeltes wat vir hierdie week voorgestel word: Lev 10; 2 Sam … Continue reading
HOE DIE GEES VAN YAHWEH ONS REINIG
Dit is interessant om kennis te neem van die punte van oorvleueling tussen die drie gedeeltes van hierdie week se Torah leesprogram – Levitikus 9-11, Esegiël 36-37 en Matteus 3:11-17. Levitikus beklemtoon die aspek van reinheid in die oë van Yahweh en bevat onder meer ‘n hele hoofstuk oor rein en onrein kosse (Lev 11). … Continue reading
A TIME TO BE SET APART
0Ezek 45:18 Thus said the Master Yahweh, “In the first month, on the first of the new moon, you are to take a young bull, a perfect one, and shall cleanse the set-apart place. ” A perfect offer is to be brought before Yahweh in this time before Pesach (and during). While we don’t have … Continue reading
DIE WEG VAN AFGESONDERDHEID
Ons het verlede week gesien dat die bekende woord “heilig” nie reg laat geskied aan die Hebreeuse begrip “kadosh” nie en probeer uitvind wat dit beteken om afgesonder te wees en ook ‘n paar sleutels van afgesonderdheid – slegs in Lev 19 en 20 – geïdentifiseer. Sleutels wat met respek en naasteliefde en die Shabbat … Continue reading
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE SET-APART
When the word “holy” is used in everyday life, people usually understand it to mean pious or morally good or righteous. However, when looking at the original words used in Hebrew and Greek, “holy” is not a proper translation of those words and “pious” and “righteous” are not the proper meanings of those words, either. … Continue reading
TIEN WOORDE VAN AFSONDERING
Die Torah leesstuk van hierdie week begin met een van die kragtigste en mees kernagtige uitsprake in die hele Torah: “Afgesonder moet julle wees, want Ek, Yahweh julle Elohiem, is afgesonder” (Lev 19:2). Dit herinner ‘n mens baie sterk aan die woorde van die Messias in sy bekende bergrede, toe Hy probeer het om die … Continue reading
AFGESONDER, IN MURG EN BLOED
Daar is veral twee woorde wat gereeld voorkom in die Torah leesstuk van hierdie week: Die woorde “bloed” en “afgesonder”. Die woord “bloed” kom 20 keer voor in Wayyikra (Levitikus) 16 tot 18 en die woord “afgesonder” 12 keer. Dis veral die tema van BLOED wat mense se verbeelding van die vroegste tye af aangegryp … Continue reading
SET-APART TO YAHWEH
Scriptures abound with references to the fact that Yahweh is set-apart and that the things and the people and the actions associated with him, should also be set-apart. Most of us have not always known and used the word “set-apart”. Instead, we were taught to refer to this aspect as “holy” or “holiness”. Even in … Continue reading
