Breaking The Jewish Code Perry Stone

sons other than for possible health reasons. However, eight days after a son’s birth should be marked as a special moment, and appreciation should be given to God. A special meal prepared with family and friends present can be enjoyed. Following the Jewish pattern, a child should be dedicated after about thirty days. By this time, the infant has physically adjusted to being in the world and hearing the voice of others. 2. The age thirteen It is possible this is the age of accountability, and it is important to honor this time of entering into adulthood and the age of responsibility with celebration—and not with the attitude of, “Now you’re on your own . . . time to grow up . . . you’re not a baby anymore . . . ” Christian parents can customize a special ceremony and a meal at home or book a private room for family and friends to join in a celebration. Have friends read letters expressing what your son or daughter means to them. Mother and Dad should affirm the child publicly, yet without embarrassing them. (They are teenagers now.)

Present them a special study Bible honoring their new entrance into adulthood. Present them with an item (signed