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Shalom and greetings from the worldwide headquarters of Chosen People Ministries! Manhattan looks so beautiful at this time of the year. The enormous Christmas tree now lights up Rockefeller Center, and Radio City Music Hall is featuring its annual Christmas show. Holiday lights shine like jewels throughout the city, especially along Park Avenue.
Of course, your Mission to the Jewish people is busy sharing the real reason for the season with thousands of people in what is truly the "Jewish capital of America."
Despite the holiday cheer, we know that many of those who are captivated by the excessive material trappings of this wonderful season simply do not understand God's true purpose for the Incarnation. The Devil has twisted the loving message of an all-powerful God who set aside His power and humbled Himself by becoming a servant. How far we have drifted from worshiping the One who was humbly born to die that sinners like you and me might live!
There is much to straighten out about the Christmas holiday!
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Zhava's Quite Unhealthy Potato Latkes
 Come on, this recipe is way too easy and too delicious to NOT try it! If you're feeling guilty about the frying, just remember: the miracle of Hanukkah is that Jewish people have been eating latkes for 2,000 years and we still survive!
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 The latest offering of holiday music by Messianic Psalmist Marty Goetz is a wonderful combination of traditional Christmas and Hanukkah songs. Though these are very different holidays, they have two amazing things in common: Music and Light!
We invite you to enjoy the Festivals of Light album and the celebration of our Messiah's birth.
Buy it online at the Chosen People Ministries Store!
Listen to samples
Angels We Have Heard On High
Shepherd's Song
Little Lamb
Christmas Star (Sang by Misha Goetz)
Arise Shine
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Prince Of Peace
O Come All Ye Faithful
Traditional Chanukah B'rachot (Blessings - sung by Misha Goetz)
Mi Y'malel (Who Can Retell)
Chanukah
Gift Of Christmas
Maoz Tzur (Rock of Ages)/Hark The Herald Angels Sing
Christmas Medley (Instrumental) |
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Zhava's Passover Tzimmes
- 1 lb carrots
- 5 sweet potatoes
- 1/2 cup pitted prunes
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 tsp cinnamon
Tzimmes is a wonderfully sweet, delicious vegetable dish served at Passover. It's such a mushy mixture of tastes that it has come to be an expression in the Jewish vocabulary, as in "Oy, don't make such a tzimmes, sweetheart!" (meaning don't mix things up and make them such a big deal!).
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Frequently Asked Questions About Passover |
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1. How is the timing of Passover calculated? Why does Passover sometimes fall after Easter?
The two holidays are based on two different calendars. Easter is based on the solar calendar, the calendar commonly used today. In Western churches, Easter is dated as the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring. It therefore occurs somewhere between March 22 and April 25. Eastern Orthodox churches have a different approach based on the lunar calendar.
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