COMPLETE MESSIANIC HANUKKAH VLOGS: How & Why We Celebrate it with our kids!!

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COMPLETE MESSIANIC HANUKKAH VLOGS: How & Why We Celebrate it with our kids!!
Yes all 8 days!
So this is a compilation of my Vlogging of Hanukkah in 2019. It's my best of, 8 days, all in one video. A lot of information in here too.
You will learn about:
How we celebrate it.
How we party.
Games for our kids and family.
What we eat.
The history of Hanukkah and the Maccabees.
Why we celebrate even when we believe in Yeshua (Jesus) as Messiah.
How to see Yeshua in Hanukkah.
Here are some videos you may enjoy:
Playlist of us celebrating the High Holidays: • Celebrate The High Hol...
Celebrating Rosh Hashanah: • ROSH HASHANAH Messiani...
Hanukah Resources for kids: • USEFUL MESSIANIC HANUK...
How to play Dreidel: • How to Play the Dreide...
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a professional doctor or therapist but I am a mom who has access to these resources. I have used these techniques and have brought them to this platform to share with you. If you have any question please contact you physician or professional. Our information is intended to be for guidance and is not a substitute for advice from a physician or any other medical professional.

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Комментарии : 38

@mustardseedministries754 2 года назад

Yeshua is the tallest candle

@wearesojourners 2 года назад

😍😍😍

@kawaiikawaiianimegirl4144 2 года назад

We are celebrating Hanukkah for the first time this year your videos have been very very helpful thank you

@princesskaitlinhazelwood4703 3 года назад

Too funny, I watched Melissa's video several times before making them last week. Our latkes came out great video fried mine in cast iron pan with grape seed oil.

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

It’s the cast iron I bet. I actually skipped the latkes this year, someone else made them for my kids.

@simplejoyfilledliving 3 года назад

The brisket looked amazing!

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Everyone thought so, they want it again this year.

@RussellsLovingLife 3 года назад

I love learning about Messianic Hanukkah. Thanks for sharing with us.

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Thanks Becky!

@PenniesAndSalt 3 года назад

The giant menorah is AWESOME!

@blessmom 3 года назад

I love it!!!😊😍

@MommaonMission 3 года назад

Love the giant menorah! And the light savor battle is great!!

@turisteandoentexas 3 года назад

You are the best mom!!! It's important to involve our kids in our devotions👏👏👏 I always enjoy watching you, it reminds me that I can handle it too☺️

@EricaLucasLoves 3 года назад

Another good share this year!

@Blessedbears 3 года назад

I love this! Thanks for sharing!

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Thanks!

@ericaknightmerritt7725 2 года назад

Very informative!

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

Thanks!

@keeperofmyhome 3 года назад

This is so beautiful!

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Thanks!

@wearesojourners 2 года назад

I'm so excited to hear you are in FL! Are you still in FL? We are in Bradenton:)

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

Yes, I love Florida.

@PenniesAndSalt 3 года назад

Night #2 with the cooking is my favorite LOL

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Mine too ... lol SO we are not making latkes again this year. Someone is making them for us.

@ItsAWanderfulLife 3 года назад

Omg briskettttt

@abideinshalom 3 года назад

What devotional are you using? Loved the giant menorah! What did you use for the lights??

@LivingWithEve 3 года назад

Here's the resource for the devotional: www.shoreshdavid.org/chanukah/ The lights were from Home Depot, just really big candles. My husband got them.

@abideinshalom 3 года назад

@@LivingWithEve Thank you so much! I appreciate it 🕎💕

@graftedin1921 3 года назад

Hahahahaha you are the best 😂😂😂

@HomeSweetHomeschoolLife 3 года назад

The latkes looked good even if they didn't turn out how you wanted them too.

@ageofapril 2 года назад

What book did you use for devotionals and prayers?

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

A mix of things, things my congregation put out, I used Apologia’s, Not Consumed, some other stuff. I just feel if you can get to the source, that’s just better. For prayers…. Jesus, Paul, Peter, all of them show us how to do it. We don’t need anything else.

@EverydayBlessings 3 года назад

50% off after Christmas! Um yes!!

@adrianc3472 3 года назад

My mom made latkes the other night and uh- I ate MANY 😅

@amazingabby25 2 года назад

Do messianics keep kosher, we had two sinks, two washing machines, etching? I grew up Hasidic, and im so confused about Messianics? Why do you say, “people who celebrate Hanukkah…”…do you not consider yourself Jewish? Unrelated, One thing that has always bothered me as a Jewish woman, is peoole call Hanukkah, Jewish Christmas, which it’s not! It’s the least important Jewish holiday, and I found that soooo exhausting, I still do. Some of your takes on Hanukkah, are TOTALLY different from what I learned growing up. We do believe entirely in the Hanukkah miracle of the oil. But what people don’t realize isnt in that the book of Maccabees isn’t in our tanakh, just Ike book of Esther! I know the Catholic Church does include in their canon, but we do not. There are quite a few holidays that aren’t yom tov. Do Messianics observe Tisha b’Av, that isn’t in the tanakh, but is a very serious day, and a Yom Tov Edit, I hope I’m not offensive, I grew up with no access to internet, or anything like that. I still have a lot to learn about the outside world

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

Hi Abby! Let me see if I can answer some questions. I’m actually not Jewish, I was born into a Christian home. But those people who are ethnically Jewish do called themselves Jewish. So In reality, we are Jewish and Gentile. Now it IS VERY confusing because 1) there is a huge spectrum so you may have a very conservative congregation or a very loose congregation. All believe in the teachings of Jesus or what we say Yeshua. However, some base their salvation on works (however I would not consider them Messianic, They would be Torah Observant or something else but they like to call themselves Messianic), some find salvation in Yeshua and everything in between. Most do find salvation in Yeshua and believe in the tri-une God (Father, Son, Spirit) much like Christians. Some live very orthodox lives just like Jews. We all strive to keep Torah, some think it’s a “conviction”, some think it’s mandatory, some think it’s only for the Jews and not gentiles. So yes, it’s very confusing. But as a community we do celebrate the Feast and meet on Saturdays. Not everyone keeps Kosher, Most do, but not with the two kitchens. I, unlike some, will consider myself a Christian because I believe is Yeshua (Jesus) as Messiah and the Tri-Une God. But I unlike Christians I believe in keeping the fullness of the Torah. That Yeshua didn’t replace it, but fulfilled it. We are still required to keep it covenantaly. But not for salvation. Because we believe that Yeshua is our salvation and has always been our salvation through all of history. We also believe we are part of the Abrahamic, Mosaic and Davison Covenant as well as the New Covenant. To sum up, Christians who keep Torah. However, keeping Torah tends to look different. Hope that helps.

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

To answer more questions… I agree with you on Hanukkah, 100%. I don’t know much about the Catholic faith but I do think they have Maccabees. I know, as a whole the Talmud is not considered authoritative for us. But we have read some and do consider it a historical document.

@LivingWithEve 2 года назад

Our congregation does celebrate Tisha b’Av, but not to its full extent. We really focus on the Feast Days and Purim and Hanukkah are more for fun. Hope that helps and didn’t confuse you more. Feel free to ask away.