Shana Tova Vschini
I can't blow this thing.
In today's video, we're gonna talk about
Rosh Hashanah
I'm Katrina Dzuris, an American living in České Budějovice, Czech Republic.
And you're watching Czeching with Katrina
Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year, celebrates the birth of
the universe, the day God created Adam and Eve, also known
as the Festival of Trumpets.
Rosh Hashanah is both a joyous occasion and an occasion of solemn
reflection. God commanded the Jews in Leviticus 23 verses 23 through
25 to take some time to observe a solemn rest with the Memorial
proclaimed by the blowing of the shofar.
It's a time to think about the past year and what you've
done right, what you've done wrong, what you can repent of
where you can make amends.
But it's also a time of joy.
In the days of Nehemiah, the people, the Israelites failed
to recognize God's ways anymore.
They weren't living for the Lord the way they should have been
And Ezra, the scribe, stood up and read out of the scroll
and the people felt repentance and they began to weep
and they repented.
But Nehemiah stood up and said,
Go your way.
Eat the fat and
Drink sweet wine, send portions to anyone who has nothing.
So today Jewish people and the believers in the Messiah Yeshua.
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah by gathering together in the synagogue
or in church.
And they listen to the blowing of the Shofar and they repent
and they reminisce about the past.
think about what they could have done differently.
And then they celebrate.
They drink some wine and they eat apples and honey and challah,
which is a sweet bread with raisins usually.
And it's a great joyous celebration and occasion for new beginnings.
I want to encourage you to celebrate Rosh Hashanah
this year.
by doing just the thing.
Think about your past year and what you may have done right
and what you may have done wrong.
Repent for those things.
Make amends where possible and then drink some wine and eat
some apples and honey and celebrate a new beginning.
This Rosh Hashanah.
I'm going to be drinking Shiloh wine.
It's from Shiloh Winery, which is in the Judean Hills outside
Jerusalem. It is actually the place where the Tabernacle
of Moses sat for 400 years.
And that's where the grapes in this line grow.
This one's a red blend of Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvingnon,
Syrah and Ganache and very good if you want to
I'll put a link to the description of the winery.
If you want to check out their winery. It's a beautiful winery
just outside of Jerusalem in the Judean Hills
And if you like this shofar, we got this shofar in Jerusalem
and I'll put a link on Amazon where you can purchase one
also from Jerusalem and they'll send it to you.
So Shauna Tova! Příští Týden until next week. Čau
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