Yom Kippur closed out and sealed The Ten Days of Awe (Ten Days of Repentance). Yom Kippur, took place 10 TISHRI (TISHREI), 5784 (Hebrew Calendar). Sunday, September 24th at Sundown, and ended at nightfall on Monday, September 25th.

Yom Kippur, also known as “The Day of Atonement” is referenced in Leviticus 23:26-32, and is considered to be the holiest day of the year. This day is in recognition of the Atonement of Christ, which is the blood He shed for us as a full payment for the wages of our sins, saving us from adversity and the judgment of death; and thus, giving us allowance to receive God’s mercy and forgiveness to be one with Him. It is the reconciliation of God and mankind through Jesus Christ, Yeshua, the Messiah, the perfect and ultimate sacrifice as the Lamb of God. This day also recognizes the prophetic event of the return of the Messiah, the Day of Judgment, and the day Israel will be gathered back to the Messiah.

Thank you Yeshua for the blood you shed for us in atonement for our sins once and for all. Your sacrifice will forever be remembered! Your judgments are just, your mercy is great, and your unfailing love is everlasting. Be glorified, our Father & our King!!! One day You shall return for Your Bride that is without spot, wrinkle or blemish. Help us all to live a life of true repentance!