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Shavuot - The Feast of Weeks - June 7th at 12:00 am Service
and Picnic at the
Lake with a Tevilah -Immersion service.
No service at the Synagogue!
The word mikvah is from the same root as the word for
"hope" and has allegorically been used to refer to a hope in Hashem.
In the Book
of Jeremiah, the word mikvah is used in this sense, with the mikvah's association
with rain and "living water" being given a metaphorical purpose:
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O Hashem, the [mikveh] of Israel, all who forsake
you will be ashamed ... because they have forsaken Hashem, the fountain of living water
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Is it not you, Hashem our God, and do we not [mikvah]
for you? For you have made all these things.
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Romans 6:3-5
Don't
you know that those of us who have been immersed into the Messiah Yeshua have been immersed
into his death?
Through immersion into his death we
were buried with him; so that just as, through the glory of the Father, the Messiah was
raised from the dead, likewise we too might live a new life.
For
if we have been united with him in a death like his, we will also be united with him in a
resurrection like his.
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