What an exciting season this is turning out to be, with
VERY interesting prospects for 2010! I have some
great ideas to help you out with folks you still are
trying to get gifts for, a FABULOUS addition to allowed
foods on the Protocol that will accelerate your weight
release and your overall health, a couple of wee gifties
for your First Day of Channukah, and a little suggestion
for folks trying to do the Protocol during this Feasting
time so that you can have your Nog, Gingerbread &
Pumpkin Yummies & eat/drink 'em, too!
Have
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spicy
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comforting
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No sugar or other artificial flavors. Xylitol
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that here, as well! They even have some lovely
essential oils like
PINE which is even
available organic and can really make the season
seem traditional!
Gift Ideas Needed?
If
you want to give a gift this year that will really
have an impact on someone (and maybe that someone is
YOU), here are some ideas that will really do the
trick!
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Happy
Chanukkah!
Here are a couple of Chanukkah
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Did you know that Yahushua/Jesus celebrated Chanukkah?!
Here is an excellent discussion from a lady on
Yahoo!Answers:
Many people
mistakenly believe that Hanukkah is a "Jewish Christmas"
because of both holidays falling within the same time
frame each winter. Actually, both holidays are known for
their display of LIGHTS. Hanukkah is also called,
"Festival of Lights" or "Feast of Dedication" and I will
explain why.
Hanukkah begins tonight at sundown and lasts eight
nights. This is NOT an empty, legalistic religious
ritual as many mistakenly believe. Sure, it could be,
just as some Christians religiously take communion and
pray but have no relationship with the Father. If you
know Him, Hanukkah is a beautiful picture of the
MESSIAH! Salvation has come to us through the Jews.
Through them, we were given the Word in writing and the
Word in flesh. Christians, study your Hebraic roots and
you'll see such depth emerge from the scriptures you'll
marvel at God's vastness. If it were not for Israel,
there would be no church. We are to provoke Israel,
Yahweh's wife, to jealousy, and a wonderful way to do
that is by keeping days set aside for remembrance.
Hanukkah is also called "Feast of Dedication" and the
Word shows Jesus/Yeshua participated in this
post-biblical feast - it is not listed in the Hebrew
scriptures with the holy-days in Leviticus. We can
read about this in John 10:22-25.
The scripture says: "At that time the Feast of the
Hanukkah (Dedication) took place at Jerusalem; it was
winter, and Yeshua was walking in the temple in the
portico of Solomon.The Jews then gathered
around Him, and were saying to Him, "How long will You
keep us in suspense? If You are the Messiah, tell us
plainly." Yeshua answered them, "I told you, and you do
not believe; the works that I do in My Father's name,
these testify of Me. "
If Jesus was born during Tabernacles/Sukkot (do a study
on that - Bible teachers are divided on that theory but
it's a fascinating study anyway) then He must have been
CONCEIVED around Hanukkah! What a poignant prophetic
picture of the LIGHT OF THE WORLD whose human form began
to take shape when His Chosen People were commemorating
the rededication of the temple and the Festival of
LIGHTS! We as believers in Him are a temple for Him and
He dwells in us.
After the revolt against the pagan Greeks, the Jews, led
by Judah Macabee, rededicated the (second) temple which
had been desecrated during a years-long battle that left
many Jews dead from Greek persecution.
The Maccabees' fight was one against assimilation. They
were determined, upon pain of death, to keep the
commandments of Yahweh and not worship pagan gods, or
even bow to them as was the decree from the ruler at
that time, Antiochus IV.
The special lampstand used for this holy-day is called a
'hanukkiah' which is a nine-branched candlebra, similar
to the menorah described in Exodus and Revelation. The
hanukkiah has one candle a bit taller than the others.
It is used to light the others. This candle is called a
SERVANT candle, or a chumash. Jesus is a SERVANT (Isaiah
53) and brought LIGHT to men. He humbled Himself, as a
servant candle bows to light the others, to being us
eternal life and restore us to the Father!
Remember when Jesus preached about being the Light of
the World? Remember when He said the light would be with
the people for a little while? This was His prophetic
Hanukkah message, so to speak. He spoke about
being the Light during the celebration of Hanukkah.
The miracle of Hanukkah is one of God providing LIGHT in
the DARKNESS of the TEMPLE. Ponder that symbolism
awhile!
So after the Maccabees had regained control and had
spiritually and physically cleaned house and run the
Greeks off, they had insufficient oil to light the lamps
(menorah). They had some, but only enough for a day.
They used what they had, and God multiplied it. He kept
the lamps burning for eight days; hence, the eight-day
celebration of Hanukkah.
If life begins at conception, Jesus lit up the world
when He was conceived at this time of year (again, I
will readily admit this is not a clear biblical teaching
... just a conclusion many Bible teachers have reached
from 'doing the math' so to speak). His light grew
brighter as He bent low to serve others, like the
chumash/servant candle on the Hanukkiah. The light is
still drawing people all these years later. The oil that
lights us inside our temples is the Holy Spirit.
So what about us? Have we ourselves been assimilated
into a 'pagan culture' like believers in times past?
Have we let our temples be defiled? Do you need
rededication? Let the oil of the Holy Spirit light your
lamp and burn supernaturally. Like the Maccabees, you
don't have enough oil to do this on your own. You need a
miracle to do it!
Until next time:
Blessed, healthy,
prosperous & FREE
be,
B'Shem Yahushua (in the Name of Jesus),
with love & shalom from Matt
19:26
Shalom Serene Shick,
BSChE, Health Minister, Student ND
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