Kirjahaku

Believers in Messiah Yeshua are required to be immersed in water; but many do not understand why. There are many misconceptions about the ritual of "Tevillah" (immersion), aka "Baptism." Are you still saved if you've never received water immersion? In this book, Rabbi Eric David Lakatos will define what Baptism really is, where it came from, why it is critically important in the spiritual life of a believer, and dispel false ideas and notions about the immersion so that all believers, both Jewish and non-Jewish can be confident in their Tevillah when they enter the Mikveh for the first time, or again.

A Messianic Jewish Siddur, for Weekday Evening, Ma'ariv Services.

A Full Messianic siddur including all weekday services;Shacarit (Morning Service); Mincha (Afternoon); Ma'ariv (Evening)Kabbalat Shabbat; Shabbat Shacarit Torah Service; Shabbat Mincha; Motza'ei Shabbat & Havdalah.Including elucidations and a new rendition of Seudat Hamashiach one of the earliest liturgical rituals practiced by Messianic Jews in the modern era. This prayer book is designed to be used either at home for personal prayer, or in a congregation, or Messianic synagogue for a service. While there are other Messianic siddurim, this one is the first "complete" Messianic siddur, that is in the traditional "order" of the prayers.

The Shabbos Table Project is a campaign to restore and repair the family unit and to restore the spiritual heritage of the Sabbath. The Bible says, "Keep the Sabbath Holy" (Ex. 20:8). Sabbath-keeping is all but lost in our society and the family unit has struggled to stay together. Rabbi Eric will help your family come together over Zoom and teach you how to initiate the Sabbath and keep it holy with a short prayer service and songs, the lighting of candles, and the blessings over bread and wine. The ritual is a way to sanctify the time allowing your family to usher in an undisturbed atmosphere of peace and love, over a special meal.

The Shabbos Table Project is a campaign to restore and repair the family unit and to restore the spiritual heritage of the Sabbath. The Bible says, "Keep the Sabbath Holy" (Ex. 20:8). Sabbath-keeping is all but lost in our society and the family unit has struggled to stay together. Rabbi Eric will help your family come together over Zoom and teach you how to initiate the Sabbath and keep it holy with a short prayer service and songs, the lighting of candles, and the blessings over bread and wine. The ritual is a way to sanctify the time allowing your family to usher in an undisturbed atmosphere of peace and love, over a special meal. More at: www.L2N.org