On the first day of Rosh Hashanah, the Torah reading focuses on our Patriarch Yitzhak's birth. The reading begins with the words, "And G‑d remembered Sarah." According to the Talmud, G‑d "remembered" Sarah, and chose to bless her with a child, on Rosh Hashanah. This is one reason why we read this story on Rosh Hashanah. However there is another important reason. We blow the shofar on Rosh Hashanah, but this points to a prophetic time when the “great shofar will be blown” to announce the return of Mashiach. It is said that the left horn of the ram that was caught in the thicket that was to replace Yitzhak as a sacrifice was used as the shofar that was blown on Mt. Sinai, and the right horn will be used as the shofar to herald the coming of Messiah. There are many other allusions to Yeshua in the Rosh Hashanah Torah reading.

Benei Avraham is a Torah-observant, Traditional Jewish Chavurah, inspired by Mashiach.

We help Jews who believe in Yeshua do a formal return to Judaism.

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