Yom Kippur Torah Reading - Jewish Theological Seminary

Yom Teruah — also known as the Feast of Trumpets — is not just a tradition, it’s a biblical command from God. In Hebrew, Yom Teruah literally means “a day of trumpet blasts,” marked by the sounding of the shofar (ram’s horn). This day begins the Ten Days of Awe leading up to Yom Kippur, a time when people are called to examine their lives and repent of their sins. But beyond tradition, God Himself ordered Yom Teruah to be a holy convocation, a sacred gathering, and a day of Sabbath rest. The Fea

Yom Teruah, also known as the Feast of Trumpets, is the day tradition says God sits in judgment of the world. Biblically, Yom Teruah highlights God’s judging attribute—making it both a time of celebration and soberness of heart. Are you ready for this fall feast? 📖 In this short, discover the meaning of Yom Teruah and why it matters for both individuals and nations. Don’t forget to follow @torahclass for more REAL BIBLE STUDY along with announcements on the Fall Feasts and FREE resources on wha

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