A Family Guide to the Biblical Holidays

by Robin Scarlotta, Robin Scarlata, Linda Pierce, et al.

See the story of the Messiah's first coming and His second coming in the Biblical Feast Days! This giant, almost 600-page book gives an overview of nine holidays: Passover, Unleavened Bread,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0898260760
• ISBN13: 9780898260762
• Release Date: May 1997
• Publisher: Heart of Wisdom Publishing
• Length: 585 Pages
• Weight: 2.65 lbs.

Customer Reviews

BEST BOOK ON THE HOLY DAYS!

I almost didn't buy this book based a review saying it included Jewish traditions that were not Biblical. HOWEVER there were so many good reviews I did invest in it. What a great book! The author does give the Jewish traditions of each holidays but it is very clear which ones are Biblical and which are customs. The real focus of the book is how the Holy Days point to Christ! I was blessed by this book over and over. Very easy to understand chapters. Great background infromation on Hebrew roots. It also includes an 16 page Hagaddah you can copy for family use. I will use my book over and over--worth every cent!

An excellent guide

For those having limited experience with Jewish beliefs this is a wonderful way to really get started. It's all been researched and easily laid out so there is limited Prep time and and you can move on the holidays quickly and it's fun. I love being able to tie my family's beliefs back to where they began and teaching my children that our belief began with the God's chosen people and is as real and meaningful today. If you want to bring the origin of Christianty into your home to study and practise this is the book.

Great!

A Family Guide to the Biblical Holidays has been a great help to me. I taught a nine week course called the Forgotten Holidays using "A Family Guide to the Biblical Holidays"a great deal. In 1985 on how important the biblical holidays are to God. I researched the topic and started to attend a messianic jewishish synagoge to try to get more background on the holidays. In 1987 I wrote a master thesis on the subject. At that point in time it was so foriegn to most of my christian friends they looked at me like I was from outer space. It has been wonderful how the Lord has made the significance of the Levitical holidays a more acceptable topic. I found "A Family Guide to the Biblcial Holidays" easy to read, and the subject easy to teach with the help of this book.