Parashat Shemini — Leviticus 9:1 – 11:47
Haftarah — 2 Sam 6:1 – 7:17
Prophets — Isaiah 54:1 – 61:11
Writings — Proverbs 26:1 – 31:31; Job 1:1 – 22
Testimony — Acts 11:1 – 15:41
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Hi Natan – With this coming evening (Tuesday- April 2nd) to Wednesday (April 3rd) being the final day of Passover; what does one do if they do not have an “assembly” to go to? Can one assemble in their own home?
Yes. First, as you know, the last day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread is a high holy day Shabbat/Sabbath. We’re to treat it as a regular weekly Sabbath day by resting from our work. Second, it’s also a commanded assembly when YHVH’s people meet together with him. However, if you have no one to meet with, then just do it at home. Maybe you can fellowship with someone by phone, Skype, email, FaceTime, or some other way.
The bottom line is that we do the best we can to keep YHVH’s commandments as we’re living in exile outside the Promised Land. He’s sees the intent of our heart and knows that if we had the opportunity, we’d be doing more, but sometimes it’s just not possible.
I hope that helps.
Shabbat shalom and chag sameach!