Shamar Emet Messianic Shabbat Siddur and Spring Festivals Deluxe Edition

by David Isaac

This Siddur concentrates on restoring the Shabbat service back to the 1st century C.E. times when the Temple still stood and when Y'shua walked the earth. Unlike most Siddurs, Messianic or Judaism, this Siddur focuses on what was done in Israel in the 1st century C.E. and not what was done in Babylon, as the current Siddurs of today follow. ( The timeline that this Siddur is constructed from is before the first century common era up to the time of the second printed siddur of Saadia Gaon.-about 950 c.e.) As well many Messianic Siddurs whatever their view of what Messianic Judaism is, try to blend their Messianic Judaism with what is being done in current Judaism (Mainly Orthodox), never realizing that current Judaism has gone through numerous changes and only in minor detail still reflects the Second Temple times. In constructing this Siddur, I followed all the Jewish guidelines, protocalls, formulas and goals of all the prayers, but wrote them to reflect belief in Y'shua as the Torah Observant Jewish Messiah. This Siddur contains instructions on how to perform the service along with a running commentary. This Siddur is laid out in order in the index, which shows what is to be sung, what is optional and what pages to add for the service that you are trying to perform. To perform a Shabbat service, use the index and simply go in order of the Shabbat pages and add the optional pages as you desire. The instructions for the service along with a running commentary can be found at the bottom of the appropriate pages.

222 pages, Paperback

Published April 3, 2011