| | Code | Title | Price |
| | Books |
| | SABS | Sabbath Seder Book | 11.00 |
| | Several decades ago non-Jews once again began to discover the richness of what G-d gave to the Jews. The Sabbath not |
| | only abounds in teaching on the Messiah's coming and the peace that will reign at that time, but also is a foundation for |
| | the family in G-dly ethics. As beneficial as the Sabbath is for all who believe, it has been incredibly hard for many non-Jews |
| | to move into a meaningful observance of it. Research in Jewish texts and commentaries give insight and description, but |
| | usually the contemporary G-dfearer has questions that far out-number the answers. Many would-be observers of the |
| | Sabbath become discouraged before they learn enough for the celebration to come together. |
| | Steve Salter, the builder of the Hatikva Ministries Temple Model, attacked this problem for the sake of his own family. |
| | Over the years, Steve and his wife learned the Sabbath home service and organized it into an easy to use home Siddur. They |
| | have done a masterful job and provide a true service to the faith. This book supplies all the novice requires to perform an |
| | effective home service through all three meals and four ceremonies. Each blessing is presented in English and Hebrew. |
| | Most of the Hebrew is transliterated. Step by step instructions guide the participant through the complete text of the |
| | home liturgy. Throughout The Sabbath Seder, notes explain the meanings of the ceremonies and how they relate to the |
| | Messiah. Hatikva Ministries is pleased and privileged to offer this resource to you. See order form for special group buys! |
| | The original 75-page book has been expanded to 137 pages. There are more commentary and instructions as well as |
| | additional shabbat songs, challah recipes and even instructions for braiding the challah dough. |
| | The Sabbath Seder (Book) |
| | SSGAL | The Epistle to the Galatians | 11.00 |
| | A new and concise look at the New Testament from a hebraic perspective. |
| | The Epistle to the Galatians, written by Steve Salter, author of The Sabbath Seder, starts by laying the foundation that will |
| | allow one to enter into this type of study and concludes with how the Church moved away from its Jewish heritage. |
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| | This commentary answers such questions as: |
| | Who were Hillel and Shammai? |
| | Were Yeshua and Sha'ul (Paul) against one keeping the commandments? |
| | Who were the G-dfearers and what was expected of them? |
| | Did Sha'ul (Paul) depart form Judaism to start Christianity? |
| | Who are the children of Sarah and the children of Hagar? |
| | Festivals, Ceremonies and Observance |
| | AKD | The Akeida | 11.00 |
| | The Torah reading for the 2nd day of Rosh HaShanah is the 24th chapter of Bereshit (Genesis). This passage, known as |
| | the Akeida, is considered to be one of the most important readings of the entire year. The title Akeida means "to bind the |
| | sacrifice" and is in reference to Isaac being bound to the altar on Mt. Moriah by his father, Abraham. The story is ripe |
| | with messages that speak of Messiah and redemption, the establishment of the Holy Temple on this very spot, and of a |
| | heart to serve G-d without question. This is the second part of a trilogy of tape sets on the High Holy Days of Rosh |
| | HaShanah and Yom Kippur. |
| | CP1 | Chanukah and Purim | 33.00 |
| | Victory, not through numbers, but through faith. How many times in Old Testament history did victory come through the |
| | grace of G-d and not the abilities of man? In the 2nd Century B.C.E. the Greeks, under Antiochus IV, descrated the |
| | Temple and forbade worship as G-d had commanded. In fact, following G-d's statutes in general was cause for persecturion. |
| | Antiochus IV is a prime exampmle of the False Messiah. The study of him leads from Zeus Kurios to the Shroud of |
| | Turin. A family of rural priests stood up to the Greeks and lead a rebellion which resulted in the rededication - chanukah - |
| | of the Temple. In the future there will be another dedication at Chanukah, this time by the real Messiah. The eventual |
| | victory of Chanukah began with one man who valued G-d's Torah (instruction) and was willing to lay down his own life |
| | rather than transgress that instruction. G-d responded and a great miracle happened. Similarly, when annihilation of all |
| | the Jews was about to happen, Esther called for a fast, prepared herself, and daringly presented herself before the king of |
| | Persia. One person put her faith into action, and again, G-d responded and a great miracle happened. Out of seeming |
| | defeat came resurrection and restoration. Listen, learn , and be inspired to act. |
| | Chanukah and Purim (Eight Audio Tapes) |
| | DL1 | Dietary Laws | 41.00 |
| | The study of the purity laws led into the study of the dietary laws. First to be established is which foods are unclean and |
| | what makes them unclean. Also discussed are food preparation and how to make your own kitchen kosher. Listen to the |
| | arguments presented, and judge for yourself whether G-d’s instructions for eating are as appropriate today as they were two |
| | thousand years ago. |
| | EPO | The Egyptian Passover | 33.00 |
| | This is an intense study of the original Passover in Egypt. This series examines Exodus 1-20 exploring the details of |
| | Moses, Pharaoh, and the Children of Israel in Egypt. The plagues and their meanings are discussed as well as the journeys |
| | of the tribes to Mount Sinai and the giving of the Torah. The Passover in Egypt differs from today's Seder in several |
| | aspects. The study of this biblical account is crucial for every believer. |
| | The Egyptian Passover (Eight Audio Tapes) |
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