Welcome to Zion's Treasures!

We are your leading source for all treasures from afar. We specialize in Judaica, fine jewelry, annointing oils and so much more. Our products are of high quality and so unique that www.zionstreasures.com is your leading source for all that is Judaica.

When you shop from Zion's Treasures, you are supporting Israel because most of our products come from there.  May the blessings return unto you as in God's promise to Abraham  "I will bless those that bless thee..........." Please take a look around and enjoy your shopping experience here,

as you truly discover Zion's Treasures!

If you would like Zion's Treasures to be an exhibitor or minister in the market place of your conference or event, 

              please contact us at 210-599-7717 or email trjaz@satx.rr.com 

   Zion's Treasures will be at the following conferences:

 2008

May 29 - 31       Praise Dance Conference - Dallas, GBBC Praise, Dr. Cori Mooring

Jun 6-8               First Lady Conference - Fairmont, Dallas, TX

Jun 13-14           Hammond, Louisiana

Jun 30-Jul 3      Transcend 2.0 - DFW Hyatt, Dallas, TX

Sep 17-20          KD, San Antonio, TX

Sep 29 - Oct 3   CDC conference, DFW Hyatt, Dallas, TX

Oct 29 - 1 Nov   Gathering of Eagles Summit 2008, Columbus, OH

Nov 13-15         MJAA Heartland Regional Conference, Oklahoma City, OK

Dec                     MJAA Southeast Regional Conference, Orlando, FL

Below you will find helpful information you are more than welcome to download.

 

The Tallit The tallit is a prayer shawl, worn by Jewish men as a covering during prayer

 

Annointing Oil Used for blessing and praying

 

The Shofar A horn that is used as a musical instrument for Jewish religious purposes.

To clean a shofar and get rid of the unpleasant odor, just simply mix one part of hydrogen-peroxide and one part water, pour into bell, hold other end closed and swish around several times, - repeat - then let dry completely and anoint with fragrant anointing oil (about 2-3 tbsp. swished around)

Mezuzah The term mezuzah most correctly refers to the small scroll containing the words of the first two paragraphs of the Shema (Deuteronomy 6:4-9

 

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