Welcome to Your Hanukkah Resource Hub This blog serves as a convenient one-stop shop where you can access and read the entire “Hanukkah Is…” blog series. Don’t be left in the dark like the legendary Smokey Robinson, who admittedly wasn’t familiar with the rich history and significance of our wonderful winter festival of Hanukkah 😂😮💨…
Tag Archives: Dedication
Hanukkah Is NOT…
In the last 3 blogs (starting with part 1 https://whatishebrewing.com/2022/12/19/hanukkah-is-our-culture/), we went over what The Festival of Hanukkah is, what hanukkah/dedication was for our ancestors, and what it means for us as Israelites today to live out all of our days in hanukkah to YAH. For some of you, this may be your first yearContinue reading “Hanukkah Is NOT…”
Hanukkah Is Our — Reasonable Service
Picking up where we left off in our first two Hanukkah discussions (if you didn’t read part 1 first, here’s the link https://whatishebrewing.com/2022/12/19/hanukkah-is-our-culture/), we explored the inaugural Festival/Feast of Hanukkah/Dedication, commemorating the re-dedication of YAH’s Temple. We also discussed the importance of living a life of dedication/hanukkah to YAH, by highlighting some of the exemplaryContinue reading “Hanukkah Is Our — Reasonable Service”
Hanukkah is Our—Truthful Way of Life!
Picking up where we left off (in the first blog https://whatishebrewing.com/2022/12/19/hanukkah-is-our-culture/), and after you have read the first four chapters of 1st Maccabees, we can see the results of the dedicated cultural training of our ancestors. Judah/Yahudah Maccabees and his brothers, guided by their father Matthathias/Mattithyahu’s instructions and example, cultivated an unwavering dedication to YAH,Continue reading “Hanukkah is Our—Truthful Way of Life!”
Hanukkah Is Our—Culture.
Family, as the so-called Negroes, we are a people of dedication – it’s ingrained in our culture! Unfortunately, our ancestors’ way of life, rooted in dedication, was hidden from us. Now is our time to uncover and reclaim this vital part of our heritage. You might be saying, what does that opening have to doContinue reading “Hanukkah Is Our—Culture.”
