Prior to her wedding, the bride immerses herself in a body of living water, such as a river or lake, in a ceremonial washing as a symbol of spiritual purification. A celebration follows, where she is regaled with wine, sweets, and blessings as friends and relatives rejoice with the bride in her new marital status. She now belongs to her husband and is under his authority.
Today, New Testament believers follow a similar ritual of the mikvah in water baptism. As a proclamation of what we believe, followers of Yeshua are baptized, testifying to the inward change that has taken place. Though water immersion only cleanses the outward body, it is by our confession of faith that our hearts are cleansed and our sins are washed away. Separating ourselves from the old life, we are no longer under the authority of sin and death and subject to Satan, the father of lies, but we become a new creation, betrothed to Yeshua.
His Majesty Requests
is a fiction and non-fiction devotional that beautifully reveals the Jewish Wedding Customs and their prophetic significance.
Book $14.99
Hebrew Wedding Customs DVD reveals how (Jesus) Yeshua, the Messiah fulfilled these in Scripture and its prophetic significance for believers in the last days. Shows actual footage of Orthodox Jewish weddings.
DVD $24.99
His Majesty Requests Congregation Pack includes a beautiful DVD of the Jewish wedding footage accompanied with music and voiceover by Rebecca Park Totilo, the book, "His Majesty Requests" and a fully-interactive powerpoint CD explaining the Hebrew wedding customs. This set includes 11 easy-to-follow lessons (10-15 mins each). Instructions are included.
DVD, PP CD & Book $49.99
The Mikvah (Baptism)
The Mikvah: The Gathering of the Nations
Immerse yourself into the Word as Rebecca explains the deeper truths regarding what the church traditionally calls "baptism" and discover the hidden treasures of its significance concerning the last days and the regathering of all the tribes of Israel.
CD $9.99
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