using a shofar

flaglady · Sep 23, 2005

Yeh! That'll be me!

CaptainMercy · Sep 30, 2005

ForgivenToo said:
I'm gonna step up and show how much i don't know, what is a shofar? I've never heard of it.

Thanks!

A rams horn useed by the priest in Israel for a number of reasons.

Jos 6:5 And it shall come to pass, that when they make a long blast with the ram's horn, and when ye hear the sound of the trumpet, all the people shall shout with a great shout; and the wall of the city shall fall down flat, and the people shall ascend up every man straight before him.

flaglady · Sep 30, 2005

Yeah! Sounds good to me!!

Been a-blowin of my ram's horn all week! (see my blog!)
Out you devil, you, and obey the Lord God Jehovah!

SpiritPsalmist · Oct 3, 2005

Here's a site where you may find some info too http://www.jewfaq.org/cgi-bin/search.cgi?Keywords=shofar&x=13&y=16

flaglady · Oct 3, 2005

Very helpful, thank you!

mle · Oct 3, 2005

Quaffer said:
Here's a site where you may find some info too http://www.jewfaq.org/cgi-bin/search.cgi?Keywords=shofar&x=13&y=16

Very interesting site!

SpiritPsalmist · Oct 3, 2005

Yea, it's not Messianic but it's a good place to learn a lot of where we came from.

BillynJennifer · Oct 4, 2005

I was watching a program earlier today about a Messianic Jewish festival and they began the festival with the blowing of the shofar. I immediately thought of ya Flaglady...

flaglady · Oct 4, 2005

Yo!.....

goy · Oct 5, 2005

flaglady said:
Yeah! Sounds good to me!!

Been a-blowin of my ram's horn all week! (see my blog!)
Out you devil, you, and obey the Lord God Jehovah!

As you get more accustomed and louder with blowing from the corner of your mouth, you might want to start moving the mouth-piece more towards the center of your mouth. You will find that by pursing/pouting your lips to different extents, you can actually extract different pitches. Of course the different sounds are never going to be melodious (it is afterall an instrument of warfare) but you may like the different pitches that your shofar can produce.

God bless!

humbleservant86 · Oct 5, 2005

YAWANNAKNOWJESUS? said:
A shofar is also refered to as a rams horn http://www.theshofarman.com/FreeShofar.htm
In the bible when you read blow the trumpet they are refering to a shofar.

The shofar was used as a declaration of war. When the enemy was spotted the shofar was sounded to declare war. Today it still used as a declaration of was but not physical war spiritual war

We don't use flags our pastor is still kinda old fashoined we do once in while use a shofar not as often as I would like though. I think the flags would be neat give me one. Give it time. But I have been know to just about match the sound of the shofar with my voice.

Wow. You really can learn something new everyday!

flaglady · Oct 5, 2005

goy said:
As you get more accustomed and louder with blowing from the corner of your mouth, you might want to start moving the mouth-piece more towards the center of your mouth. You will find that by pursing/pouting your lips to different extents, you can actually extract different pitches. Of course the different sounds are never going to be melodious (it is afterall an instrument of warfare) but you may like the different pitches that your shofar can produce.
God bless!

Thank you, goy, for those tips! I have actually discovered - quite by accident- the blowing from the corner of the mouth - make your lips go numb after a while! I'll try a different position. You are a pet!

Live2Worship · Oct 7, 2005

There are no guidelines, don't let anyone discourage you from worshipping God. It is an instrument, a weapon of our warfare, worship!!!

flaglady · Oct 7, 2005

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BillynJennifer · Oct 7, 2005

I have began to wonder about the shofar. Do you think it is the shofar that is spoken of when the Bible says that the trumpet would be blown at the rapture? Can you imagine that piercing shofar shouting across time and eternity causing the saints to rise?

flaglady · Oct 7, 2005

It certainly is - in some versions of the Bible, it actually mentions the shofar (but I'm afraid I can't tell you which!)

goy · Oct 8, 2005

Throughout the OT at least, wherever the English translation says trumpet, the Hebrew is shofar. The NT was written in greek unfortunately...

ChaseinChrist · Oct 8, 2005

flaglady said:
Once in a while, we have 'extreme' worship times in our meetings

and anyway, my fellow worshippers are used to me letting forth with war cries of some considerable decibels whilst I'm using the flags!!!!

Just fancied getting one and using it when it was appropriate (but not without seeking the pastor's permission beforehand, of course!)

Darn! I gotta come to your service then,I love it when the spirit is really moving!(as ya'll probably do too!)

rhemarob · Oct 9, 2005

I used a "shofar" on my prom night, he picked us up in a long black car.

BillynJennifer · Oct 9, 2005

ROFL

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