Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) 10th of Tishrei, 5778

יום הכיפורים

Known as the Day of Atonement,

Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year for

observant Jews around the world. A time of atonement,

 for the repentance of sin, this is a day of intense prayer

and fasting, with many people attending services
for the entire day at a synagogue.

Yom Kippur completes the High Holy Days,

often called, "the Days of Awe".

Believers in Messiah Yeshua are not

required to observe the Day of Atonement

simply because He provided total sufficiency,

or atonement for us with our Father

 by the shedding of His precious

blood on the cross.

"Day of Atonement"

Zola Levitt

(2012)

If you make the most High your dwelling place,

Then no harm will befall you

For he will command His angels,

To guard you in all your ways.

May you shine like the stars in the heavens

And be clothed all in white

May you dwell as a pillar, in the Temple

And eat of the Tree of Life.

(refrain)

Look to the Lord and His strength

Seek His face always

Then Your eyes will see the glory of the Lord

As you walk in paths of righteousness.

May your name be written in the Book of Life

As those who fear and honor the Lord

May you be God's treasured possession,

Hating evil and loving what is good.

May You Shine

Zemer Levav

"May You Shine"

Written by Shimrit Hanes

From the album, "As Long As I Breathe"

 Galilee of Nations Music USA, Inc.