91K views · 1.5K reactions | Why do men and women dance separately at an Orthodox Jewish wedding? It’s all about elevating the spiritual nature of the celebration and keeping the focus on the sanctity of the wedding and the new couple!  It’s a beautiful tradition that emphasizes modesty and protecting the special intimacy of the marriage. #JewishWedding #JewishTradition #WeddingDance #OrthodoxJudaism #Tznius #Modesty | Rabbi Raps | Facebook

215K views · 4.5K reactions | Did you know that at some Orthodox Jewish weddings, the bride and groom don't see each other for an entire week before the ceremony? It's a beautiful tradition meant to build anticipation and excitement for their special day! I love learning about the unique customs that make each wedding so meaningful. What's a wedding tradition you find fascinating? ✨ #JewishWedding #OrthodoxJudaism #WeddingTradition #Faith #Marriage | Rabbi Raps | Facebook

In this fascinating conversation, we explore how the ancient Jewish wedding system unlocks deeper understanding of Yeshua the Bridegroom, the church as His bride, and the sequence of events surrounding His return. Sisi, after extensive research into ancient Jewish betrothal and marriage customs, explains how each step, from the bride price, to the preparation of the home, to the unexpected return of the groom, and finally the wedding celebration - beautifully mirrors God’s redemptive plan throug