Jewish Cookbooks Contain A Spiritual Treasure That You Never Imagined

How can you discover the treasure hidden in Jewish cookbooks meant for your family to enjoy?

If you have ever looked at Jewish cookbooks before, you know they are not the traditional Betty Crocker types. Don’t get me wrong – I have found Betty Crocker to be very helpful in the past.

You will find out quickly, however, that there is something very different about these cookbooks.

They are not just a collection of recipes. Jewish food is closely tied with their culture and especially their holidays.

And that is where the treasure is hidden for your family - the Biblical feasts.

It is here that I firmly believe many Christians have been missing out  on some very important opportunties. The Biblical feasts are awesome chances for times of powerful fellowship with the Lord.

Very briefly, these feasting times include the 3 major annual feasts: Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Trumpets and Tabernacles. Also included are the weekly Sabbath celebrations and the monthly Firstfruits celebrations.

So, as you turn the pages of Jewish cookbooks, you are actually opening the doors to celebrating our Creator in ways He already set up for us to do thousands of years ago.

From the moment I began looking over one these culinary treasures, an exciting adventure began in my heart.

As a Mom of 12 children, I love to find new opportunities for family celebrations. But the Biblical feasts are times that God has asked US to participate in “FOR ALL GENERATIONS”.

As our family began this spiritual adventure, I found myself looking forward to these times of the year more than any traditional holiday.

I knew in my heart that we were learning about the truest forms of celebration and devotion of our Heavenly Father.

So what is this spiritual treasure and how can your family experience it?

God has placed within each of His Biblical festivals a powerful spiritual key. They contain spiritual truths that we need to celebrate and experience year after year.

The best way to do this is follow these 2 simple steps:

1) Get a basic guide on the Jewish feasts from your local library or the internet, and

2) Don’t get too caught up in the details and KEEP IT FUN!

You won’t find a more sure-fire guarantee anywhere when it comes to enjoying the treasures of God’s kingdom.