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Why FHMI Celebrates Hanukkah: Honoring Hanukkah with Our Brother Judah: Loving the Light, Preserving the Oil, Protecting the Temple

FHMI-1453Shane VaughnTeaching
  • (primary) John 10:22–23 — John 10:22-23
  • (secondary) Proverbs 4:18
  • (secondary) Matthew 5:14
  • (secondary) Acts 10
  • (secondary) Genesis 7
  • (secondary) Revelation 21:23
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Summary This household guide explains why FHMI's government permanently chose to honor Hanukkah with 'our brother Judah', applying the principle 'What are the roots?'. It gives pastoral, non-binding counsel on decor in Temple colors, oil-cooked foods and set-apart dishes, and step-by-step menorah lighting with a unified nightly blessing. It also provides eight nightly stories and prayers, from Creation to Messiah, the Lost Tribes, Judah and Ephraim united through Elijah, and the Millennium.

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This household guide explains why FHMI's government permanently chose to honor Hanukkah with 'our brother Judah', applying the principle 'What are the roots?'. It gives pastoral, non-binding counsel on decor in Temple colors, oil-cooked foods and set-apart dishes, and step-by-step menorah lighting with a unified nightly blessing. It also provides eight nightly stories and prayers, from Creation to Messiah, the Lost Tribes, Judah and Ephraim united through Elijah, and the Millennium.

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