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Shalom (Welcome) to Congregation Beth Adonai.
Senior Rabbi Scott Sekulow
We are a Messianic Congregation where Jew and Gentile worship
together in Messiah Yeshua.
Located in Tucker, Georgia just off of Lavista Road
4141 Bancroft Circle, Tucker, Ga 30084
Saturday Torah Study 10 am
Shabbat Service 11:15 am
Shabbat en Esapnol 11:00 am
Senior Rabbi Scott Sekulow
We are a Messianic Congregation where Jew and Gentile worship
together in Messiah Yeshua.
Located in Tucker, Georgia just off of Lavista Road
4141 Bancroft Circle, Tucker, Ga 30084
Saturday Torah Study 10 am
Shabbat Service 11:15 am
Shabbat en Esapnol 11:00 am
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CURRENT MOON
- Current Events in Israel
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Rabbi Scott from a
Messianic perspective.
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At Congregation Beth Adonai we are very aware that you may
not be able to find a Messianic Congregation in your area so we
have created a virtual campus for you and your family.
Inside the virtual campus you will find our live streaming
Shabbat Services each week beginning at 10 am EST and
11:15 am EST. You will also find archives from previous
services, guest speakers, High Holiday services and special
events.
As part of the virtual experience you are able to chat during
our live broadcasts with one of our many administrators as well
as other believers all around the world. When question and
answer time comes up you can actually ask your question and
have it answered live.
There is a place in the campus for you to log in with your own
credentials and create notes that only you can access. There
is also a Bible tab where you can choose the translation you are
most comfortable with (We typically use the Complete Jewish
Bible and the ESV versions of the Bible) and you can look up
passages that are being covered.
We hope you plan on joining us this Shabbat for our Virtual
Shabbat Service!
not be able to find a Messianic Congregation in your area so we
have created a virtual campus for you and your family.
Inside the virtual campus you will find our live streaming
Shabbat Services each week beginning at 10 am EST and
11:15 am EST. You will also find archives from previous
services, guest speakers, High Holiday services and special
events.
As part of the virtual experience you are able to chat during
our live broadcasts with one of our many administrators as well
as other believers all around the world. When question and
answer time comes up you can actually ask your question and
have it answered live.
There is a place in the campus for you to log in with your own
credentials and create notes that only you can access. There
is also a Bible tab where you can choose the translation you are
most comfortable with (We typically use the Complete Jewish
Bible and the ESV versions of the Bible) and you can look up
passages that are being covered.
We hope you plan on joining us this Shabbat for our Virtual
Shabbat Service!
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OMER COUNT
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CLICK HERE To view Teaching on Yom Hashoa
CLICK HERE To view Teaching on Yom Hashoa
Before counting, stand and say the following blessing:
Baruch ata Adonai, Eloheinu melech ha-olam, asher kid'shanu
be'mitzvo'tav ve-tzivanu al sefirat ha'omer.
Blessed are You, God, King of the Universe, Who made us holy
with His commandments, and commanded us on the counting of
the Omer.
After the blessing, one recites the appropriate day of the count:
May 21 is 45 days, which is 6 weeks and 3 days of the Omer.
May 22 is 46 days, which is 6 weeks and 4 days of the Omer.
May 23 is 47 days, which is 6 weeks and 5 days of the Omer.
May 24 is 48 days, which is 6 weeks and 6 days of the Omer.
May 25 is 49 days, which is 7 weeks of the Omer.
May 26 is 50 days, Shavuot Begins at Sundown.
May 27 SHAVUOT SERVICE AT NOON FOLLOWED BY MIKVAH
It is typical to read Psalm 67 (which in Hebrew has 49 words)
after reciting the count.
| 4/07 Begin counting the Omer PDF HERE |