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• The #Rastafari Great Fast and Loving Kindness✡️➕ A Meditation for Hudade #ሆዳዴ From A Judeo-Christian Perspective #አብይጾም צום# #ቸርነት חסד#
  Fasting disciplines the carnal mind’s urges of selfishness (i.e. narcissism; the Teaching/Talmud associates the narcissistic mind with idolatry. 2 Thessalonians 4 describes the Antichrist [Against Messiah] as: “He, ‘Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing […]
• Rastafari Sukkot JAH TABERNACLES Feast; Lulav(b)
  #Rastafari Midrashim presents a clipping courtesy of John J Parsons hebrew4christians ; Re-Publicized at – LOJS Yeshiva for Rastafari Hebrew Torah Studies foreword and edits provided by Ras Iyason Tafari #Sukkot #chagHaAsif #Lulav While studying and contemplating the symbolism that God utilizes in His Word to teach His children, abundant insight could be immediately ascertained […]
• ✡️ JAH Rastafari Hebrew Passover Prep | “Removal of Leaven”🌕פֶּסַח #ፋሲካ ✡️
  WHAT IS Leaven? Leaven is an ingredient used in bread-making that creates the holes you see in bread loaves. Leavening agents permeate the dough by releasing gases that cause the entire batch of dough to rise. In Hebrew/Amharic, leaven is called se’or/ersho (שְׂאוֹר; እርሾ) whereas a leavened product is called k(c)hametz/boka (חָמֵץ; ቦካ). In ancient times, se’or was as a lump of […]
• ۞#Rastafari #Torah of Clean and Unclean Meat From a Judeao-Christian Perspective #Apocryphal۞
  Rastafari Midrashim presents an clipping from Chapter 9:8-10:12 ; Timhirit Barnabas (ትምህርት በርናባስ) Re-Publicized at Haile Selassie I University; Defender of the Faith Campus – LOJS Yeshiva for Rastafari Hebrew Torah Studies Parashah Shemini (פָּרָשָׁה שְּׁמִינִי)/”‘The’ Eighth”. 🌽 “Parched Corn” Companion Index. Additional Study >Fetha Negast (ፍትሐ ነገሥት)/”Law of Kings” Chapter 22; which gives further insight […]
• ✡ Rastafari Purim|Gifts to Friends and the Poor |Tzedakah צדקה ✡
  Giving gifts and money spurs feelings of community and unity among Jews. It’s also a special “mitzvah” — good deed– on Purim.  There is a beautiful custom before reading the Hebrew Scrolls in the synagogue; to contribute three half-dollar coins (or their equivalent) to charity. This symbolizes the silver half-shekel which every Jew used to […]