Feast of Dedication – Hanukkah
The festival known as Hanukkah is Jewish in an ethnic sense because it is about anti-semitism and the destruction of the Torah and Prophets which remain universal until eternity. Without Hanukkah and the faithfulness of the Jewish people, there would have been no Israel or Tribe of Judah from which our salvation could come.
- Bubbe’s Hanukkah Poem
- Days of Dedication – Hanukkah
- Feast Word: Anti-semitism
- Hanukkah Account (Apocrypha)
- Hanukkah Dreidel – נ ג ה ש
- Hanukkah vs. Christmas, the Alternative?
- Hanukkah Word: Assimilation
- Hanukkah Word: Elephants
- Hanukkah Word: Tradition
- Jerusalem and Modern-Day King Cyrus
- Journey With Jeremiah
- Lamb Chops Hanukkah Special
- Miriam and the Oil Lamps
- Miriam’s Hanukkah Miracle
- Modern Maccabean Revolt
- Until Next Feast of Dedication
It’s All About the Food – Recipes
Remembering the re-dedication of the altar in the Temple
“Then the people of Israel—the priests, the Levites and the rest of the exiles—celebrated the dedication of the house of God with joy” (Ezra 6:16).