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What Is Davidic (Messianic) dance?

     Davidic (Messianic) Dance is a physical expression of praise, thanksgiving and  joy to Elohim  (G-d). The Hebrew word for dance is rikud  which means to skip or leap for joy.  Some of the Messianic -Davidic dances are patterned after traditional Israeli folkdances; others are originally choreographed by Messianic Jewish believers. They vary from very simple, repetitive steps to more complex. They are meant to be danced as a group without any emphasis on one dancer.  The tone of the Messianic dances range from reverentially devotional to exuberantly joyful. Messianic Dancers include men, women, teenagers and young children. All celebrations (i.e. b'nai mitzvot, weddings, seders, social gatherings, etc.) as well as worship services are appropriate times to dance.  Davidic (Messianic) Dance can play an important role in uniting Jewish and gentile believers in praising Adonai (the Lord).

"Let them praise His name with the dance"

Psalm 149:3 

              Who Are Messianic Believers?
     Messianic believers are Jews who recognize that Yeshua (the original name of Jesus in Hebrew) is the promised Messiah who has come and will come again.  Messianic believers accept the Holy Hebrew  Scriptures (the Old Testament) and the B'rit Hadasha (the New Testament) as the inspired Word of HaShem (G-d). In practice, Messianic believers recognize and observe the Jewish holidays and customs.  Some gentile believers, commonly referred to as 'Christians', prefer the term 'Messianic' because it conveys their appreciation for the Jewish roots of their faith and their special love for Israel and the Jewish people.

 "Then shall the virgin rejoice in the dance,

the young men and the old, together;

For I will turn their mourning to joy,

I will comfort them,

And make them rejoice rather than sorrow."

Jeremiah 31:13