Those covenanted with Elohim refer to Friday every week as Preparation Day. Preparing for Shabbat is the goal. The washing of clothes, cleaning the house, cleansing the body, and preparing enough food for eating after sundown on Friday till sunset on Shabbat. Also, preparing the mind and heart for one thing – to spend time, this set-apart time, with our Creator, our Father.

Expanding on this concept, Elder William Jackson, Rabbi Berkson’s executive assistant, urges us to be mindful of the return of Messiah Yeshua in the same way and prepare ourselves for this day to which we are all looking forward.

• Let’s learn to be Shabbat-centric
• Exodus 12:31-39 – Preparation Day defined
• Exodus 16:1-28 – Grumbling and playing with stinky stuff
• What about preparing internally?
• Why do we need to be prepared?
• Matthew 25:1-5 – They all slumbered and slept
• Matthew 25:6-13 – The Bridegroom came and the door was shut
• Matthew 24:14-15 – Why did Yeshua tell the parable of the virgins?
• Matthew 24:42-46 – Messiah Yeshua is coming like a thief in the night
• This journey should be enjoyable
• Some things need to be replaced

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