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Shofire Shofarot Ministry: The Great Shofar Blowout and Guinness World Recods! There have been two notable shofar blowout events in the United States involving significant participation from various groups, including Christians, and particularly a ministry team from Massachusetts named Shofire. These events also gained attention for setting Guinness World Records:

1. Whippany, New Jersey (2014): The "Great Shofar Blowout" brought together 1,043 participants at the Alex Aidekman Family Jewish Community Campus to set the Guinness World Record for the largest shofar ensemble. Organized by the Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life, this event included a diverse group of participants and highlighted biblical themes related to the Jewish New Year. Christians joined to support interfaith unity and shared spiritual values.

2. Swampscott, Massachusetts (2006): An earlier record was set with 796 participants at Phillip’s Beach in Massachusetts, organized by the Robert I. Lappin Charitable Foundation. This event included Christian participants who shared shofars as a symbol of unity and biblical significance. Bible verses such as Joel 2:1 ("Blow the trumpet in Zion") were prominently featured to emphasize the spiritual resonance of the shofar.

Both events were marked by their spiritual inclusivity and shared reverence for the biblical symbolism of the shofar, bringing together Jewish and Christian communities in celebration.

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Arise Prayer Warriors (Watchmen), Fill Your Horn with Oil, Take Your Shofar and Anointed Oil, and Go to Battle!

Ezekiel 33:7 states, "God has appointed us as 'watchmen for his people'"

“For if the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?” 1 Corinthians 14:8. The verse is used to illustrate the point that if a leader does not communicate clearly, people will not know how to prepare for action.

This precious Silver and Gold Plated Anointing Oil Ram’s Horn with the Star of David & Menorah was given to me in NJ in 2014. This exquisite piece is not only a testament to the rich biblical and cultural heritage of Israel but also a symbol of faith and devotion.

In the Bible, the anointing of a king with oil from a ram's horn is a significant event that represents God's power and strength:

Anointing David: In 1 Samuel 15:34-16:13, Samuel anoints David with oil from a horn, and David is filled with the Holy Spirit.
Anointing Saul

Samuel anoints Saul with a small vial of oil, but knows Saul will not uphold spiritual principles.

Symbolism: The ram's horn, or shofar, is a trumpet used during biblical feasts. It also symbolizes the ram that Abraham sacrificed in place of his son Isaac, and the heroic faith of the fathers of the people. The spiral of the horn symbolizes creativity, imagination, and inspiration.

Raised horn: In the Bible, a raised horn is a symbol of victory, especially being rescued from oppression.

Anointing oil holder: Anointing oil can be stored in a ram's horn holder, which can be a decorative piece.

In the Bible, the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel was called to be a watchman for the house of Israel. The Bible also mentions watchmen on the walls of Jerusalem, who were guards and protectors of the city.

Here's some more information about the shofar and watchmen in the Bible:

The shofar, or trump of God, has multiple meanings and purposes in the Bible:

It can be a call to war, as in Numbers 10:1-10

It can be a proclamation of freedom, as in Leviticus 25:9

It can announce the Word of God

It can remind us of the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem

It can call us to strive for Israel's renewal

It can cause great fear and reverence when God comes down

The word "watchman" comes from the Hebrew verb tsō-p̄eh or tsa-phah, which means "to look out or about, spy, keep watch".
The watchmen on the walls of Jerusalem were responsible for protecting the city. They also watched for blessings and provisions approaching the city, so they could open the gates . The Bible also speaks of watchmen on the walls of Jerusalem as prayer warriors!

¿Que tipo de Shofarista somos?

Amados hermanos/as,

Por amor y temor a Santo de Israel, con el cuerno de carnero de Dios, El Shofar Biblico y las 2 Trompetas de Plata, no se juega!

1 Corintios 14:8 Y si la trompeta diere sonido incierto, ¿quién se preparará para la batalla?

Ezequiel 33:4 cualquiera que oyere el sonido de la trompeta y no se apercibiere, y viniendo la espada lo hiriere, su sangre será sobre su cabeza.

Amós 3:6 ¿Se tocará la trompeta en la ciudad, y no se alborotará el pueblo? ¿Habrá algún mal en la ciudad, el cual Jehová no haya hecho?

Amós 2:2 2 Prenderé fuego en Moab, y consumirá los palacios de Queriot; y morirá Moab con tumulto, con estrépito y sonido de trompeta.

21-diferentes tipos de shofaristas que existen hoy en dia:

1. Shofaristas de Adornos.
2. Shofaristas Quebrados.
3. Shofaristas Rebeldes.
4. Shofaristas con Soplo Contaminado.
5. Shofaristas Idólatras.
6. Shofaristas Religiosos.
7. Shofaristas de Vanagloria y Competencia.
8. Shofaristas que Venden sus shofares y ministerios por un plato de sopas.
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9. Shofaristas Santos.
10. Shofaristas con Madurez Espíritual y Sometidos a Dios.
11. Shofaristas de Gloria.
12. Shofaristas Humildes.
13. Shofaristas de Adoracion.
14 Shofaristas de Honra.
15. Shofaristas Servidores.
16. Shofaristas de Ayuno y Oracion.
17. Shofaritas Evengelisticos.
18. Shofaristas Profeticos.
19. Shofaristas Fieles a sus lideres y iglesias.
20. Shofaristas Escogidos y Ungidos por Dios.
21. Shofaristas endentidos en los Tiempos y nuestras raices Mesianicas.

En conclusión:

1. ¿Somos Tokeas obedientes?

2. ¿Somos shofarot dispuestos a dejarnos moldear o seremos materia e carne que se resiste a que a ser moldeado por el Alfarero?

3. ¿Estaremos dispuestos a doblegarnos y moldearnos por Dios como Tokeas para su reino?

Joel 2:1 Toquen trompeta en Sion, Y suenen alarma en Mi santo monte. Tiemblen todos los habitantes de la tierra, Porque viene el día del SEÑOR; Ciertamente está cercano.

Isaías 27:13 Acontecerá también en aquel día, que se tocará con gran trompeta, y vendrán los que habían sido esparcidos en la tierra de Asiria, y los que habían sido desterrados a Egipto, y adorarán a Jehová en el monte santo, en Jerusalén.

1 Tesalonicenses 4:13-18 Tampoco queremos, hermanos, que ignoréis acerca de los que duermen, para que no os entristezcáis como los otros que no tienen esperanza. Porque si creemos que Jesús murió y resucitó, así también traerá Dios con Jesús a los que durmieron en él. Por lo cual os decimos esto en palabra del Señor: que nosotros que vivimos, que habremos quedado hasta la venida del Señor, no precederemos a los que durmieron.

Porque el Señor mismo con voz de mando, con voz de arcángel, y con trompeta de Dios, descenderá del cielo; y los mu***os en Cristo resucitarán primero. Luego nosotros los que vivimos, los que hayamos quedado, seremos arrebatados juntamente con ellos en las nubes para recibir al Señor en el aire, y así estaremos siempre con el Señor. Por tanto, alentaos los unos a los otros con estas palabras.

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Service Date: September 30 2023
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Speaker: Pastor Mark Biltz

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Defiance at the Western Wall: Echoes of a Shofar

The Shofar and the Wall
Rabbi Moshe Segal

Editor's note: The Holy Temple in Jerusalem was twice destroyed — by the Romans in the year 69 CE, and by the Babylonians on the same date in 423 BCE. One wall remains standing as a living symbol of the Jewish people's ownership over the land of Israel and the city of Jerusalem — the Kotel HaMaaravi or "Western Wall."

What follows is an excerpt (translated from the Hebrew) from the memoir of Rabbi Moshe Segal (1904-1985), a Lubavitcher Chassid who was active in the struggle to free the Holy Land from British rule.

In those years, the area in front of the Kotel did not look as it does today. Only a narrow alley separated the Kotel and the Arab houses on its other side. The British Government forbade us to place an Ark, tables or benches in the alley; even a small stool could not be brought to the Kotel. The British also instituted the following ordinances, designed to humble the Jews at the holiest place of their faith: it is forbidden to pray out loud, lest one upset the Arab residents; it is forbidden to read from the Torah (those praying at the Kotel had to go to one of the synagogues in the Jewish quarter to conduct the Torah reading); it is forbidden to sound the shofar on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The British Government placed policemen at the Kotel to enforce these rules.

On Yom Kippur of that year [1930] I was praying at the Kotel. During the brief intermission between the musaf and minchah prayers, I overheard people whispering to each other: "Where will we go to hear the shofar? It'll be impossible to blow here. There are as many policemen as people praying..." The Police Commander himself was there, to make sure that the Jews will not, G‑d forbid, sound the single blast that closes the fast.

I listened to these whisperings, and thought to myself: Can we possibly forgo the sounding of the shofar that accompanies our proclamation of the sovereignty of G‑d? Can we possibly forgo the sounding of the shofar, which symbolizes the redemption of Israel? True, the sounding of the shofar at the close of Yom Kippur is only a custom, but "A Jewish custom is Torah"! I approached Rabbi Yitzchak Horenstein, who served as the Rabbi of our "congregation," and said to him: "Give me a shofar."

"What for?"

"I'll blow."

"What are you talking about? Don't you see the police?"

"I'll blow."

The Rabbi abruptly turned away from me, but not before he cast a glance at the prayer stand at the left end of the alley. I understood: the shofar was in the stand. When the hour of the blowing approached, I walked over to the stand and leaned against it.

I opened the drawer and slipped the shofar into my shirt. I had the shofar, but what if they saw me before I had a chance to blow it? I was still unmarried at the time, and following the Ashkenazic custom, did not wear a tallit. I turned to person praying at my side, and asked him for his tallit. My request must have seemed strange to him, but the Jews are a kind people, especially at the holiest moments of the holiest day, and he handed me his tallit without a word.

I wrapped myself in the tallit. At that moment, I felt that I had created my own private domain. All around me, a foreign government prevails, ruling over the people of Israel even on their holiest day and at their holiest place, and we are not free to serve our G‑d; but under this tallit is another domain. Here I am under no dominion save that of my Father in Heaven; here I shall do as He commands me, and no force on earth will stop me.

When the closing verses of the neillah prayer — "Hear O Israel," "Blessed be the name" and "The L-rd is G‑d" — were proclaimed, I took the shofar and blew a long, resounding blast. Everything happened very quickly. Many hands grabbed me. I removed the tallit from over my head, and before me stood the Police Commander, who ordered my arrest.

I was taken to the kishla, the prison in the Old City, and an Arab policeman was appointed to watch over me. Many hours passed; I was given no food or water to break my fast. At midnight, the policeman received an order to release me, and he let me out without a word.

I then learned that when the chief rabbi of the Holy Land, Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kook, heard of my arrest, he immediately contacted the secretary of High Commissioner of Palestine, and asked that I be released. When his request was refused, he stated that he would not break his fast until I was freed. The High Commissioner resisted for many hours, but finally, out of respect for the Rabbi, he had no choice but to set me free.

For the next eighteen years, until the Arab conquest of the Old City in 1948, the shofar was sounded at the Kotel every Yom Kippur. The British well understood the significance of this blast; they knew that it will ultimately demolish their reign over our land as the walls of Jericho crumbled before the shofar of Joshua, and they did everything in their power to prevent it. But every Yom Kippur, the shofar was sounded by men who know they would be arrested for their part in staking our claim on the holiest of our possessions.

Defiance at the Western Wall - Echoes of a Shofar Eyewitnesses share their personal stories of how Jews valiantly resisted the British ban on sounding the shofar at the Western Wall from 1930-1947.

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