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One of the beautiful reminders of the appointed times is that YHVH wants to meet with us and commune with us all the time.
His feasts and Sabbaths tend to stir the most excitement, and for good reason; they are mentioned several times throughout Scripture. They have commandments for us to partake in, and they usually point us back to historical events and toward prophetic ones.
But there is an appointed time which is often not mentioned in our fellowships. This holy day is not a Sabbath. It is not a pilgrimage feast. It’s mentioned only a handful of times in Scripture, seems to only require priests’ involvement, and doesn’t have clear historical or prophetic significance.
And yet, YHVH calls it a “moed,” or appointed time; there are Scriptures about us celebrating it now and in the future, and it is a vital part of this picture of YHVH desiring to be a God who dwells and communes with His people.
We’re talking about Rosh Chodesh! Head of the Month!
In the linked video, I share more about what Rosh Chodesh is and how our family celebrates it.
Excited to celebrate Rosh Chodesh? Yes!! Me too!
Here’s a FREE sample SIDDUR (no email signup required) you can use in your Rosh Chodesh celebration! This siddur is meant to be used as a practical guide to enthusiastically welcome the Head of the Month; you have the liberty to use it in whole, in part, not at all, or with additions.
The full Head of the Month siddur can be viewed and purchased from my Etsy shop. This is what my family uses! Purchase here: Our Family Head of the Month Siddur
I am delighted and incredibly grateful that the King of kings, the Most High, the Creator of all that is would desire to meet with me. Not just once or twice in my lifetime. Not just a few times a year. But continually— daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly!
He desires to dwell and meet with you, too. His Rosh Chodesh is coming. Will you be there?
Shalom!
Raquel
Women Living Torah 