Messianic Hanukkah Blessing

[@kimberlysadsad134]

Very beautiful...all praise and blessings to our God..Hallelujah 🕎 🕎 🕎 🕎

[@AltarToAdonai]

Thank you❤️ amen, amen, he is deserving of all our praises in every season 🙏🏻

[@yeshuakingmessiah77]

B'rauch Hashem, B'Shem Yeshua A'mein and A'mein 🙏. Thank You

[@AltarToAdonai]

Amen!

[@erth2ingrid]

Amen. Happy Hanukkah

[@mamawentnatural2412]

Happy Hanukkah!

[@rapturebound197]

Baruch haba b'shem Adonai! Amen🕎✝️

[@AltarToAdonai]

Bo Yeshua! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@steveandjanemessianics]

Thank you for this beautiful Hanukkah blessing. We played this video tonight, on the sixth night of Hanukkah. We played it again as we lit the candles. Thank you for sharing this. Shalom, and Happy Hanukkah! - Steve and Jane

[@AltarToAdonai]

Oh I’m so glad it was a blessing to you both! Happy Hanukkah and blessings b’shem Yeshua ❤️🕎

[@abidinginyeshua]

Thank you for this! ❤

[@AltarToAdonai]

So glad it is a blessing to you! Happy Hanukkah!

[@joepapuyo8598]

Amein. Todah Rabah brother Stephen and beloved children and wife. HaleluYAH

[@AltarToAdonai]

Blessings to you and your family b’shem Yeshua!

[@scaleworksRC]

Happy Hanukkah 2024! ✝🕎

[@AltarToAdonai]

Happy Hanukkah!

[@JVTRUTH]

Amen

[@AltarToAdonai]

Amen amen, ברוך השם

[@Shadow-hw3kn]

nice

[@AltarToAdonai]

Thanks! Baruch HaShem!

[@hippieal]

Ummmm no. But the person people call Jesus did celebrate Hanukkah because he was Jewish and it is written about in the book of John in the so-called New Testament. We do not worship false idols, and false gods, nor do we pray to them.

[@AltarToAdonai]

The prayer isn’t directed to an idol, it is directed to Hashem. Messianic Jews do believe that Yeshua is the promised Messiah, in the same way Lubbavitchers believe the Rebbe Schneerson of blessed memory was. From the forest comes the handle for the axe… blessings and Chag same’ach

[@tmoG3D]

🙌🏼

[@AltarToAdonai]

🙌🏼 Happy Hanukkah! 🥳🥳

[@sossoft]

Where is this feast spoken about in thr Bible? It's reminiscent of Diwali and Christmas which are not Holy feasts. Talmud based?

[@AltarToAdonai]

The feast of Hanukkah was instituted in 165 BC in the time between the testaments. It’s recorded in the Jewish historical books of 1st and 2nd Maccabees that can be found also in the apocrypha and the the Septuagint. It is seen as the Feast of Dedication in the book of John chapter 10:22-23. In that text, Jesus went to Solomon’s colonnade, which is where the main attractions for this feast were held(historically and according to Josephus writings). Also unlike the holidays you mentioned that celebrate other gods and came from other non historical origins, Hanukkah celebrates the God of Israel, and his deliverance, and originated as such in its recorded historical context.