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The Sound of Grace: Rosh Hashanah, The Shofar, And The Search For Divine Assurance

The Shofar blast inspires joy, remembrance, and an intricate, ancient spiritual connection to the Jewish people. In Leviticus 23, the Feast of Trumpets, one of "God's appointed times," was taught to the people as an observance of sabbath rest, a memorial of blowing the trumpets, and a Holy convocation to the Lord.

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The Shofar blast inspires joy, remembrance, and an intricate, ancient spiritual connection to the Jewish people.

In Leviticus 23, the Feast of Trumpets, one of "God's appointed times," was taught to the people as an observance of sabbath rest, a memorial of blowing the trumpets, and a Holy convocation to the Lord.

The combination of rest, remembrance, and holy gathering is a powerful observance as the Jewish people prepare for the new year.

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The Shofar blast inspires joy, remembrance, and an intricate, ancient spiritual connection to the Jewish people. In Leviticus 23, the Feast of Trumpets, one of "God's appointed times," was taught to the people as an observance of sabbath rest, a memorial of blowing the trumpets, and a Holy convocation to the Lord. The combination of rest, remembrance, and holy gathering is a powerful observance as the Jewish people prepare for the new year.

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