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Written by Scott Diffenderfer   
Saturday, 24 July 2004

One of the goals of the Messianic Israel Alliance is to build safe sheepfolds for His people.

We desire to remove the mess from the Messianic movement through providing stable, safe, and holy assemblies for all of Israel.

The Feast of Tabernacles is rapidly approaching. We are in the process of collecting information on MIA Tabernacle gatherings throughout the world. Please let us know if you are hosting a Tabernacles celebration. Give us the date(s), location, and other pertinent information and we will put out several announcements so that His people can be aware of the MIA Tabernacle gatherings. We want to help you tabernacle in peace.

Please send your information to: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it by Friday, August 6, 2004.

There are many similarities between a sukkah and a chuppa. Both are temporary, decorated with boughs, have support poles, used for specific occasions, and have great significance in the restoration of all things. You see, His people will not dwell in the sukkah with Y'shua until they stand with Him under the chuppa. In many ways the sukkah is an expanded chuppa which signifies moving from an individual celebration to a national time of rejoicing. Our individual walk with Y'shua will culminate under the chuppa when we are prepared to be His spotless Bride. Only then will we tabernacle with the King of Kings as a family forever.

It is with this understanding that we have focused our family reunion in Orlando, Ami Dodi, completely around the Hebraic wedding customs. We desire to be a people prepared for His return.

Join us in Orlando as we prepare His people to tabernacle with our Jewish Bridegroom, Y'shua haMashiach, at:

Ami Dodi: My People, My Beloved

The Rosen Plaza Hotel, Orlando Florida, September 2-6, 2004
Call 800-366-9700 to take advantage of the special $69 room rate before August 11th.

 
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