Tentstake Ministries

When our family celebrates the holy days, Sabbath especially, with the sharing of wine, we always include Yeshua because he is central to all of the appointed times of God.  The Hebrew for the New Testament Scriptures are from a personal Bible written in Hebrew.

חלה Challah

Challah is the special braided bread that is eaten on the Sabbath.   Challah is derived from the small piece that is pulled off the bread and given

to the priests or  כהן cohen.

It consists of two loaves symbolizing the double portion of provision

given to the children of Israel in the wilderness.

It is covered as the manna was covered with dew.

.ברוך אתה יהוה אלוהינו מלך העולם, המוציא לחם מן הארץ

ברוך Baruch –  Blessed
אתא Atah –  You (masculine)
יהוה Yahweh/Adonai
אלהנו Elohe-nu – Our God
מלך Melek – King
העולם HaOlam – The Universe

המוציא HaMotzei – Bringer the
לחם Lechem – Bread
מן Meen – From
הארץ Ha’aretz – the Land

ּBaruch atah Adonai Eloheinu Melek haOlam, haMotzei lechem meen haretz.

Blessed are you YHVH our God, King of the Universe who brings forth bread from the earth. 

Yeshua

“Yeshua said, “I AM the Bread of Life.  He who comes to me will never be hungry; he who trusts in me will never be thirsty” (John 6:35).

.ויאמר להם ישוע, אני הוא לחם החיים כל–כבא אל’ לא ירעב ואשר יאמון בי לא יצמא עוד

ו׳אמר V’Omer – And said
להם L’hen – to them (plural masculine)
ישוע Yeshua – The name of Jesus in Hebrew meaning Salvation
אני הוא Ani Hu – I Am (I Am that I Am)
לחם Lechem – Bread
החיים Ha’Chaim – The Life
כל כוא kol-kbo – All who come
אלי Eli – My God

לא Lo – No

ירעב Yrev – Will not starve
ואשר  V’Asher – And who
ואמון בי V’Emunah bi – And faith in Me
לא Lo – No
יצמא עוד Ytz  maod – More thirsty

Sabbath Booklet