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Translated literally from the Hebrew, the phrase means : to a good year. It is the equivalent to the English greeting : Happy new yrar. Rosh HaShana literally means: first of the year (ie new year.) Jubilee refers to 50 years. Seven years is "sabbatical" from the same root as "sabbath", meaning seventh day. Hope this clarifies things Hilary Blue ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tebay, Wendy M wrote: > > Could someone please explain this phrase? I just posted something regarding > miracles and the year of jubilee, and asked for someone to explain that for > me a bit. Then right afterward I get a pd digest with messages about this > phrase, and I'm wondering if this phrase ties into that somehow. If it > does, then it must be ESP! > > Wendy Tebay