Made of clear, colorless plastic
18" long x 6" high x 4.1/2" wide
In
Biblical days, the shofar was used in a variety of ways: The first and
most important was to announce the onset of the beginning of the
Sabbath and holidays. This was in pre-calendar days when people
couldn't always be sure when the festival would begin. It would be used at the coronation of a king, or as a sound to rally to battle. It
was used by Gideon (Judges 6 & 7) to confound the enemy, the
Midianites, who so outnumbered Gideon's 300 men. It was used by Joshua
to bring down the walls of
Jericho !
More
and more, we find churches incorporating the use of the shofar at the
beginning of Sunday services, calling the congregation to prayer. How
fitting to use the same instrument with which Jesus was also called to
prayer.