Monday, September 9, 2013

What is a rude awakening?

FAQs

What is a rude awakening?
What does it mean to afflict ones soul as in Leviticus 23:27?
Where can I buy the clothes you wear on your television program?
Are women meant to wear head coverings all the time or only in worship and prayer?
What version of the scriptures do you recommend?
List of biblically clean and unclean foods
Where can I buy the clothes you wear on your television program?
Is is okay for a woman to wear tzit tzit on the belt loops of her jeans?
Are we to celebrate Hanukkah instead of Christmas?
What are the Biblical requirements for mikveh regarding the water used and the need for witnesses?
Does John contradict Luke regarding whether the Last Supper was the Passover meal?
How does one remember the Sabbath and keep it holy?
Unlike some commandments which can only be “kept” while living in the Promised Land, the commandment to remember the Sabbath day and to keep it holy is a commandment with no geographic boundaries.  Keeping the Sabbath in the land of Israel (where the vast majority of the culture diligently “remembers” and does their best to “keep” the Sabbath) is much easier than it is while we are living among the heathen in exile. In my experience, learning how to remember and keep the Sabbath day holy is a lifelong journey, the perfection of which I am not likely to accurately define. Recognizing that the Sabbath is the day that our Creator set aside for us to commune with Him and rest in Him, remembering the Sabbath day and keeping it holy is more of a pursuit than an accomplishment.
How do we have a restful Shabbat while traveling miles to a fellowship or being a part of a large celebration like you put on for the feasts?
Does your crew work on the Sabbath to produce Shabbat Night Live?
In Matthew chapter 1, is Joseph the husband of Mary or the father of Mary?
What is the Biblical instruction on tithing, and is it for us today?
When will the Astronomically and Agriculturally Corrected Biblical Calendar ship?

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