This beautiful blue-and-white ceramic plaque features a blessing for your home written in both Hebrew and English: “Let no sadness come through this gate. Let no trouble come to this dwelling. Let no fear come through this door. Let no conflict be in this place. Let this home be filled with the blessing of joy and peace.”
It’s a simple yet powerful reminder that God’s presence belongs at the center of your household. The plaque measures approximately 8”x10”x1/4” and comes on a cork backing.
Discover the dramatic stories of ten dynamic Jewish men and women – including Jewish Voice’s Jonathan Bernis – who came to believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah promised in the Hebrew Scriptures. You’ll see God’s powerful work in their lives, calling them to Himself, as you meet:
This beautiful blue-and-white ceramic plaque features a blessing for your home written in both Hebrew and English: “Let no sadness come through this gate. Let no trouble come to this dwelling. Let no fear come through this door. Let no conflict be in this place. Let this home be filled with the blessing of joy and peace.”
It’s a simple yet powerful reminder that God’s presence belongs at the center of your household. The plaque measures approximately 8”x10”x1/4” and comes on a cork backing.
Discover the dramatic stories of ten dynamic Jewish men and women – including Jewish Voice’s Jonathan Bernis – who came to believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah promised in the Hebrew Scriptures. You’ll see God’s powerful work in their lives, calling them to Himself, as you meet:
A mezuzah is a small container with a scroll of Scripture inside that we affix to the doorframes of our homes in obedience to the Lord’s command. Inside is a scroll of Scripture with Deuteronomy 6:4–9 and 11:13–21 printed on it, which includes the Shema and V’ahavta, Judaism’s fundamental declarations of faith. This special mezuzah includes a glass tube through which you can see the Shema written in Hebrew. Placed on your doorpost it will remind you of the Torah’s command to remember God’s Word, that He is one, and also to pray for Israel. The mezuzah measures approximately 5” long.
This beautiful blue-and-white ceramic plaque features a blessing for your home written in both Hebrew and English: “Let no sadness come through this gate. Let no trouble come to this dwelling. Let no fear come through this door. Let no conflict be in this place. Let this home be filled with the blessing of joy and peace.”
It’s a simple yet powerful reminder that God’s presence belongs at the center of your household. The plaque measures approximately 8”x10”x1/4” and comes on a cork backing.
Discover the dramatic stories of ten dynamic Jewish men and women – including Jewish Voice’s Jonathan Bernis – who came to believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah promised in the Hebrew Scriptures. You’ll see God’s powerful work in their lives, calling them to Himself, as you meet:
A mezuzah is a small container with a scroll of Scripture inside that we affix to the doorframes of our homes in obedience to the Lord’s command. Inside is a scroll of Scripture with Deuteronomy 6:4–9 and 11:13–21 printed on it, which includes the Shema and V’ahavta, Judaism’s fundamental declarations of faith. This special mezuzah includes a glass tube through which you can see the Shema written in Hebrew. Placed on your doorpost it will remind you of the Torah’s command to remember God’s Word, that He is one, and also to pray for Israel. The mezuzah measures approximately 5” long.
