The shofar is the trumpet of Bible times. Today, it is used to announce the beginning of holy days such as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Ancient Jewish people also used it to commence battle. Jericho’s walls fell down flat at the thunderous sound of Joshua’s army blowing many shofars at once. This small shofar is made of a ram’s horn and measures 8” to 12”. Colors, textures, and finish vary in these natural animal horns, but all are beautiful and have been tested to be functional before shipping.
Discover the biblical and historical background of this fascinating instrument in the book by Messianic Rabbi, Harlan Picker. Learn of the shofar’s historical and present day uses, its spiritual significance and application in worship.
In ancient days, the distinctive blare of the shofar filled the air as a call to commence a religious holiday, certain ceremonies and even battle. Still used today, the shofar sounds at the feasts of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Colors, textures, and finish vary in these natural horns, but all are beautiful and fully functional. Sizes of the Small Kudu Shofar range between 24–32 inches in length including curvature.
Discover the biblical and historical background of this fascinating instrument in the book by Messianic Rabbi, Harlan Picker. Learn of the shofar’s historical and present day uses, its spiritual significance and application in worship.
