(Complete Jewish Bible)
Parashah 24: Vayikra (And He Called)
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Passover Brisbane, Tuesday night 27th March, 2018. Co-hosted with Axis Church Northlakes.
This is a catered event please book ASAP via email or phone us on 3496 2896 advising of the names of your party, plus payment.
This can be by cash or via MEA Bank Account:
BSB 064-164
Account Number 10670591
Name of Account M.E.A
Reference: Your Name
We look forward to seeing you at this event.
Shalom Natan and Hannah
Bookings essential for this wonderful celebration
” Let us therefore celebrate the Passover , not with the old leaven, the leaven of malice and evil, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth” 1 Corinthians 5:8″
Gods plan for mankind involves the Passover, the restoration process, and Jesus’ (Yeshua’s) return to rule and reign. This Passover meal is for Christians who want to understand more about the Hebrew origins of the early Church believers. Learn about the Jewish Messiah through this wonderful celebration, co-hosted by Ps Joel of Axis Church and Rabbi Natan of Messianic Education Australia.
(Complete Jewish Bible)
Parashah 22: Vayak’hel (He assembled)
Parashah 23: Pekudei (Accounts)
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History of Israel –Tabernacle Model -Timna Park
Timna Park, located 25 kilometres North of Eilat, centres its focus on history, antiquities and a variety of activities (such as the coloured sands and the artificial lake) within the beautiful wilderness surrounds. Its acacia trees and other arid-land vegetation, its herds of wild ibex looking out at you from the cliff tops, and its evidence of human activity from antiquity to the present all make Timna Park a worthwhile place to visit. This horseshoe-shaped Valley covers some 15,000 acres and is surrounded by steep cliffs and Mount Timna which is 453 metres above sea level. The valley contains many minerals such as iron, manganese and more importantly, copper. Timna is the site of the world’s first copper mine and thousands of ancient mining shafts can be seen throughout the park as well as remains of smelting furnaces dating back to imperial Egypt. Historically, copper was the first metal used to create work and household tools, weapons, costly ornaments and cultic objects.
Visitors to Timna Park can watch a multimedia presentation titled ‘The Mines of Time’ which bring many mythological and ancient stories of copper gods and Pharaoh Ramses to life, including the history of copper-mining from ancient Egyptian times to the present.
A full-scale replica of the biblical Tabernacle (Insert) stands in the very wilderness where Moses and the children of Israel wandered for forty years. When reading the Biblical account of the dimensions of the Tabernacle as outlined in Exodus Chapter 26, one tends to think it to be much bigger that what it really is. However, a more realistic size of the Tabernacle is shown in the photograph above—seeing is believing. The following Bible verses show how much God wanted to be in fellowship with His chosen people. “Then the cloud covered the tent of meeting, and the glory of Adonai filled the tabernacle. Moshe was unable to enter the tent of meeting, because the cloud remained on it, and the glory of Adonai filled the tabernacle.” (Exodus 40:34-35 CJB).
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Historical Icons of Israel –Montefiore Windmill
The Montefiore Windmill, built by English Jewish philanthropist Moses Montefiore, was one of the first structures to be erected outside the borders of Old City in Jerusalem during the middle of the 19th Century. This four-bladed windmill of European design was finished in 1857. This fully-functional agricultural wheat-grinding windmill was to be a beacon for Jerusalem’s future, an inspiration to the Jews of Palestine to become more self-supporting. Unfortunately, despite the good intentions, the wind in the area was unreliably and often not strong enough to provide efficient and constant milling of the hardier crops of the area. So, after 18 years it was made obsolete, unable to compete with other methods of flour production. It would be more than a century later before it would be resurrected. Even so, the windmill did manage to inspire people to relocate to the area establishing homes, synagogues, businesses and trade.
The Montefiore Windmill sat empty for decades until the Israeli army used it during the War of Independence as a watch post. Then the British forces blew the top off of the windmill in an action known as ‘Operation Don Quixote’. Following this, the damaged building sat empty until 2012 when, as part of the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of Israel, the windmill was completely restored.
A book published in 1933 referred to the windmill as the Jaffa Gate Mill, and mentioned how local millers were opposed to the windmill, even to point of cursing it because it was seen to be the work of Satan. Also, some Arabs developed a taste for the lubricating oil used on the bearings, but soon stopped licking the oil for fear the mill would burn down from the resulting friction. This unsavoury habit ceased not long after a leg of pork was placed in the oil barrel.
Today the Montefiore Windmill, whose blades spin five days a week, stands as a monument to the creation of modern Israel and offers visitors a fine historical museum highlighting the life of Moses Montefiore.
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