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Hockin’ a Chanak
on Hanukkah
$12 1.5 Hours - 1 CD
Join Michael Rood in this audio recording of
Hockin’ a Chanak on Hanukkah - exposing
false traditions and revealing prophetic realities
concerning Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication.
Each winter Israelites scattered around
the globe celebrate the Feast of Dedication
– in Hebrew: Hanukkah, the festive occasion
in which we recall our deliverance from pagan sun-god worship. Hanukkah is
one of the festivals that Yahshua kept, and a festival that his followers cherish
to this very day. While the man-made religious systems of the world attempt
to force the believer to join in their self-sanctified rituals, Hanukkah reminds us
that the Almighty fights for those who would keep themselves pure from the
pollutions of idolatry.
AUDIO CD TEACHINGS
Yahshua tells us that the first abomination of desolation placed in the Jerusalem
Temple was a prophetic shadow picture of an even greater abomination
that would confront the believer in the last days. Yahshua’s prophetic warning
is no longer in the distant future, but is reiterated in the context of the accomplished
deception in which the world finds itself today. Michael also unfolds
the prophetic realities of the abomination of desolation in relation to the final
prophetic fulfillment of Hanukkah.
Messiah’s First and
Last Message to
Israel
$30 4 Hours - 4 CD’s
No more succinct synthesis of the Gospel of
the Kingdom could be found outside Messiah’s
first and last Message to Israel. In his first “State
of the Kingdom” address which was delivered
on a mountaintop in Galilee, the King from
Heaven laid down the rules for entering into – and living eternally in the Kingdom
over which he will rule forever.
Yahshua’s first message dropped a razor-edged plummet between the everlasting
Torah and the ever-changing rules of man-made religion. Each miracle
performed over the next eleven months was carefully crafted to violate the
evolving rules of 1st century Phariseeism, while reinforcing the instructions we
received from Moses at Mount Sinai. Messiah’s last message was delivered
on the Temple mount in Jerusalem and again laid bare the religious system
in front of the multitudes gathered for Passover. His final diatribe ended with,
“You will not see me again until you (break your man-made rules which forbid
pronouncing the Holy Name, and) say, blessed is he who comes in the name
of YHVH!” Do not miss this momentous moment as Michael Rood relives Messiah’s
most monumental mountaintop messages.
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