Ha Yom Kippurium (Yom Kippur)

Would you like to learn more about Yah's Appointed Time - Ha Yom Kippurium (Yom Kippur)?  It means Day of Atonements and it is very important for us to understand and remember, even though Yahushua has atoned for us!  

I would like to share some links and would love you to share your favorites as well.  I pray these resources bring you closer to your King and Creator and inspire you pass them on - so that His truth shall be present in all the earth and people will be ready when He returns!

 The following video is an hour and half video teaching of this Moed (Appointed Time).

  

The next 10 minute video does a nice job in explaining the azazel's meaning and function in Ha Yom Kippurium and wrap it up with the connection of the Jubalee and the Feasts.

   

 The following is a 10 minute dramatization and explantion of the original temple service as commanded by YHWH while the temple is in service.

I thought this was a beautiful and encouraging (7 minute) video that has some great suggestions about keeping this Moed set apart in our lives today.

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  OK..The video below made me cry!  Aish offers a sweet (sod) heart-teaching about becoming clean before our father. The parental analogies always hit me in the deepest places!! Halleluyah that He is a loving and merciful Father! It is so convicting for me as a parent and comforting for me as his daughter.

 

 

A Traditional Ha Yom Kippuriem Prayer

Below is a traditional Yom Kippur prayer often recited on this sacred day. It took me several years before I could really come to appreciate this. I used to think it was "canned". I thought myself to be "intimate in prayer" and not in need of assistance or a traditional prayers such as this one. However, YHWH is showing me the beauty and benefit of such a prayer at times. I am still intimate in my prayer, but as I continue to grow in my walk - I am continually humbled. I see the beauty of a prayer like this. I may or may not humble myself this thoroughly and completely by praying "off the cuff", but by having something like this as reminder to focus my purpose or repentance and Teshuva (turning) I can be lead into a much deeper and committed direction. When I honestly meditate and pray it in The Ruach (Spirit), and I honestly repent of each thing spoken - my guilt is shown to me. My transgressions are exposed and I truly repent. In this "assisted prayer process", other things are also brought to my mind - specific instances and issues, transgressions for which I also repent things that are defined in this way by HIM, but I had not realized until He revealed them in this process. A prayer like this also helps me to really recognize and take the responsibility for my actions and my fleshly nature and the reality that, it is HE whom I transgress against. If I lost my temper with my children; I lost my temper with HIM! If I was impatient with someone; I was impatient with HIM. If I was rude or haughty or selfish, even only in my thoughts, I was those things in HIS FACE! If we are 'in Him' and 'He is in us' this IS our reality. We are human and have not been made perfect just yet - but He is faithful and so He teaches US to be as well!

Here is an example of such a traditional prayer -

Father please forgive me for my transgressions:

For the mistakes I committed before You under duress and willingly.
For the mistakes I committed before You through having a hard heart.
For the mistakes I committed before you through things we blurted out with our lips.
For the mistake I committed before You through harsh speech.
For the mistakes I committed before You through wronging a friend.
For the mistakes I committed before You by degrading parents and teachers.
For the mistakes I committed before You by exercising power.
For the mistakes I committed before You against those who know, and those who do not know.
For the mistakes I have committed before You through bribery.
For the mistake I have committed before You through denial and false promises.
For the mistake I have committed before You through negative speech.
For the mistakes I have committed before You with food and drink.
For the mistakes I committed before You by being arrogant.
For the mistakes I committed before You with a brazenness.
For the mistakes I committed before You in refusing to accept responsibility.
For the mistakes I committed before You through jealousy.
For the mistakes I committed before You through baseless hatred.
For the mistakes I committed before You in extending the hand.
For the mistakes I committed before You through confusion of the heart.

In Humble Adoration,

Ha Yom Kippurim / The Day of Atonements - Teaching

We thought this was a wonderful teaching about the special Feast of YHVH called Ha Yom Kippuriem (The Day of Atonements). I think Rabbi Baruch had many good (and convicting) words from The Father...I love Abba and I know He loves me. I have experiance His mercy and grace more time than I could every recount!!! I am so familiar and intimate with Him, yet - I wonder if I do not often take advantage of that and think of myself bigger than I ought. I wonder if I approach Him like a self indulgent child, one who is ignorant, self centered and even manipulative at times? Do I talk "at Him"? Do I think I could actually tell Him something He doesn't know? Do I assume more than I ought? Am I demanding? Do I approach Him like the Pegans approach thier idols? I pray not Father! Have mercy on me Father, if I do and convict me of my foolish and prideful ways so that I may be transformed into the woman you should have me be!

Yom kippur 5771 from Torah Class on Vimeo.

Ha Yom Kippurim / The Day of Atonements

So often, as Believers we question if the Feast of Atonement anything to do with us. We are told it is a Jewish Holiday. We think it doesn't apply to us. There are so many lessons to be learned here. It is so much more than "bible history". It is QUITE relavent to us today, and YHVH has yet to fulfil His Fall Feasts. It is so important that we understand and embrace the messages Our Creator has given us His Word, may those who have ears let them hear.

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Much Love,