Bøger af Rabbi Jim Appel

SHAVUOT (The Feast of Weeks) is another Appointed Time that God commands in the Torah for us to keep. It's another appointment He has made with us. Now when someone makes an appointment with you, who is in charge of the agenda for the meeting, you or the person who made the appointment? Right! The person who set the appointment is in charge. So God has made an appointment, an Appointed Time for us on this day called Shavuot. So we don't come to this day and tell God what we are going to do. We find out why He set it. We look at the commandment and all Scriptures pertaining to it to see what He has in mind for this Appointed Time, and how He wants us to observe it and celebrate it. That's what this book is all about!THIS BOOK IS SPIRITUALLY RICH! It is full of HOLY SPIRIT POWER. It is not for casual reading or for just gaining Biblical knowledge. This book is for those who love to do deep, serious study of the Bible and allow it to change their hearts and renew their minds, allow it to bring them to repentance, to purify and refine their character, to bear the fruits of the Spirit and become more and more like Yeshua. IF THAT DESCRIBES YOU, THEN YOU WILL LOVE THIS BOOK. You will be so blessed by the many life-changing, life-applicable insights that come from this deep study of Shavuot.

Passover is one of the most important Appointed Times of the Bible. Rabbi Jim explains that the Passover Seder is a Covenant Renewal Meal, designed and commanded by God for renewing His Covenant each year with the Israelites.Rabbi Jim teaches what Passover is all about and shows, with Scriptural evidence, how Yeshua (Jesus) built on this Covenant and on the traditional Passover Seder to establish the Covenant Renewal Meal for the New Covenant.You will learn the heart-touching connections between the Passover ceremonial traditions and the Last Supper and Communion. You will become profoundly more grateful for what Yeshua's sacrifice accomplished, and more deeply encouraged by the promises Yeshua wants us to remember as we celebrate Passover and commemorate His death until He returns.Included in the book, at the end, are the notes to Rabbi Jim's Seder that he has been leading for decades. Guests to his Seder speak of being profoundly blessed and moved; some have also reported amazing physical healing.We are pretty confident that you will not be the same after reading this book. Here are just a few of the many amazing things this book offers: How different the Seder was for Rabbi Jim after he accepted Messiah Yeshua The significance of Shabbat HaGadol and how it connects to Palm Sunday Ten different kinds of khametz (leaven) we need to remove from our lives The Seder is a Covenant Renewal Meal that Yeshua built upon The mystery of why Yeshua had to be silent The mystery of the two kinds of freedom. Very interesting! The deeper meaning and personal application of the four cups The many New Covenant promises Yeshua gave us How foot washing can improve your ministry's effectiveness and much, much more! PLUS!! At the back of the book, A HUGE BONUS! The complete set of notes for leading a deeply meaningful Seder yourself. Rabbi Jim's own personal notes for his well-loved, well-attended, powerfully profound community Seder. Guests speak of being deeply moved and some have reported amazing physical healing. Visit Olive Press Publisher to learn more. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. What is a Passover Seder? 2. Plague of the Firstborn 3. Mixed Multitude 4. The Servant and The Son 5. Removing Khametz 6. Two Seders 7. Must Be Ritually Pure 8. Yeshua's Purity Paradigm Shift 9. Shabbat HaGadol 10. The Unblemished Lamb 11. Yeshua, The Passover Lamb: Parallels and Tradition 12. Costly and Spotless 13. Silent as a Lamb 14. Even Intentional Sin 15. Footwashing, Servanthood 16. Washing Feet in Ministry, Finding Felt Needs 17. Covenant Meal, Renewing Old, Establishing New 18. Renewing the New: Promises and Conditions 19. The Cups of the Covenant 10. Children and Passover Bibliography Appendix A: Passover Seder Notes Appendix B: Yeshua's Last Seder Scriptural Outline

Yom Kippur (Hebrew for the Day of Atonement) is one of the Moadim, one of the Appointed Times of the Lord that, in the Bible, He commanded Israel to keep. It is an "appointment" set by the Lord. When someone makes an appointment, they have a reason. As author Rabbi Jim says, "If someone in my congregation makes an appointment with me, they wouldn't like it if I controlled the whole time and never asked them what they wanted to see me about." God has set the agenda for Yom Kippur, and we need to find out what it all is." To Jewish people, Yom Kippur is the most holy day of the whole year. It is the holiest of the autumn High Holy Days, a very serious, somber, sacred day. In the Bible, Yom Kippur is the day the Cohane HaGadol (High Priest) entered the Most Holy Place, also called the Holy of Holies, taking the blood of the sacrificed animals and sprinkling it on the Mercy Seat to make atonement for the sins of the people. Also he had to cast lots over two goats, one to be chosen as the scapegoat and the other to be sacrificed. But since 70 AD after the Temple was destroyed, none of that can be done anymore. So how do traditional and Messianic Jewish people observe this day today? And what agenda did God have in mind for this day for these End Times? What power does it hold for your personal walk of faith and for spiritual warfare? You might be surprised.