Today is 49th day of the Omer.

Tonight at sunset, We celebrate joyous Shabbat to lit candles honoring King YHWH & His Mashiyach is the Light shine every households praising Him. We also look forward this ”last” Omer toward 50 tomorrow night to celebrate His Shavuot (Festival of Weeks aka Pentecost). Will update Shavuot 2022 (5782) tomorrow night.

Shabbat Shalom!

Naomi and Ruth

Shavuot 2022 / שָׁבוּעוֹת 5782

Festival of Weeks

Shavuot for Hebrew Year 5782 begins in the Diaspora at sundown on Saturday, 4 June 2022 and ends at nightfall on Monday, 6 June 2022.

The Book of Ruth: ❤️From barley harvest [Yom haBikkurim aka Firstfruits same time Sefirat haOmer aka Counting of the Omer always are on 16th day of Nisan/Aviv) to wheat harvest [Shavuot]  ❤️


Praise Him, All Creation!

Psalm 148 TLV

1 Halleluyah!
Praise Adonai from the heavens!
Praise Him in the highest!
2 Praise Him all His angels!
Praise Him all His armies.
3 Praise Him, sun and moon! 
Praise Him, all stars of light.
4 Praise Him, highest heavens,
and waters above the heavens.
5 Let them praise the Name of Adonai,
for He commanded and they were created.
6 He set them in place forever and ever.
He made a decree that will never pass away.
7 Praise Adonai from the earth,
sea monsters and all depths,
8 fire and hail, snow and vapor,
    storm wind doing His bidding,
9 mountains and all hills,
    fruit trees and all cedars,
10 beasts and all cattle,
    crawling things and winged birds,
11 kings of the earth and all peoples,
    princes and all rulers of earth,
12 both young men and maidens,
    old men and children.
13 Let them praise the Name of Adonai,
for His Name alone is exalted.
His glory is above earth and heaven.
14 He has raised up a horn for His people,
a praise for all His kedoshim,[a]
for the children of Israel—
    a people near to Him.
Halleluyah!

Footnotes

  1. Psalm 148:14 Heb. kedoshim; righteous or holy ones.
    By Rabbi Simon Jacobson
DAY 49    MALCHUT OF MALCHUT: Nobility in Nobility
Friday evening, June 3  we count forty – nine days of the Omer.
Examine the sovereignty of your sovereignty. Does it come from deep-rooted inner confidence in myself? Or is it just a put-on to mask my insecurities? Does that cause my sovereignty to be excessive? Am I aware of my uniqueness as a person? Of my personal contribution?

Exercise for the day: Take a moment and concentrate on yourself, on your true inner self, not on your performance and how you project to others; and be at peace with yourself knowing that G-d created a very special person which is you.
Rabbi Simon Jacobson