Shalom everyone!!! Have a blessed Chamashi!

We are finishing up the chicken processing here at New Kingdom. One more day and our freezers are bursting!!!

We have to compost a lot of carcasses due to lack of space.

We don't like to do that, as it makes great stock, though have to make room.

We are grateful for the ability to produce our own food.

Shabbat Service followed by a discussion on the practical applications of the lessons we have learned! Join us!

It will be a weekend of Celebrating the NAME above all names!

Most people think that the day of one’s birth is special. Celebrating it certainly does seem and feel like the right thing to do. Yet, Solomon was inspired to write, “A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one’s birth” (Ecc. 7:1).

https://truthersjournal.com/20....23/03/16/birthday-ce

The ancient Greeks believed that each person had a spirit that attended his or her birth, and kept watch. That spirit “had a mystic relation with the God on whose birthday the individual was born,” says the book The Lore of Birthdays.

https://truthersjournal.com/......./how-did-birthday..

https://truthersjournal.com/......./birthday-origins-h

The custom of celebrating one’s birth was considered a pagan practice during the first and second centuries A.D. Because astrology was closely linked with the date of one’s birth, many early church fathers rejected the notion of honoring birthdays because astrology was condemned in the bible (Isaiah 47:13)

After the fourth century, celebrating one’s birth became a common practice, due largely in part to the Romans, who having practiced this custom for thousands of years, began to embrace Christianity.

For the people who say ... "I Know... "

Today is a very hard day. I'm looking forward to shabbat ❤️