Posts with the tag “feast-days”

Yahweh never commands the Feasts without also providing a way to attend. Through the second tithe, He built a dedicated “Feast fund” right into His law so we can travel, rejoice, and worship where He places His Name. The Sabbaths are His sign, the Feasts His joyful appointments for us.  Read More

From Genesis to the Kingdom, Yahweh’s Feast days form one continuous plan. They are not “Jewish holidays” but His appointments for all His people, forever. Keeping them shapes our character, separates us from worldly substitutes, and prepares us to teach and serve in Yahshua’s coming reign as faithful firstfruits today.  Read More

Hoshana Rabba, the last day of Sukkot, features water-pouring, willow processions, shofar blasts, and cries of “Hoshia na – save now!” Pointing to Psalm 118 and Zechariah 14, it foreshadows Yahshua’s cry, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me,” His return, end-time harvest, and the importance of keeping Tabernacles.  Read More

The article looks ahead to the Millennial Kingdom, when Yahshua reigns and the whole world travels to Jerusalem to keep Yahweh’s Feasts, especially Tabernacles. Former scoffers now obey or face judgment. What was once optional becomes mandatory, proving these are Yahweh’s Feasts for all people, not just Jews, forever worldwide.  Read More

The Hebrew moed, “appointed time,” highlights Yahweh’s prophetic fall Feasts: Trumpets foreshadows Messiah’s return, Atonement pictures cleansing and reconciliation through Yahshua’s blood, Tabernacles previews His Millennial Kingdom and ingathering, and the Last Great Day points to future judgment, when all are taught, judged, and offered a place in His Kingdom.  Read More

This article explains that Pentecost (Feast of Weeks) must always fall on a Sunday. Scripture shows we start counting from the day after the weekly Sabbath within Unleavened Bread, not from a high-day Sabbath or fixed date. Seven complete Sabbaths plus one day equals fifty, establishing the proper timing.  Read More

Pentecost, or the Feast of Weeks/Firstfruits, marks the giving of Yahweh’s law and Spirit, empowering believers to obey and boldly witness Yahshua worldwide. Foreshadowed by harvest firstfruits, it follows Passover and Unleavened Bread, launching the New Testament work and reminding us to be active, Spirit-led laborers in Yahweh’s salvation plan.  Read More

Yahshua fulfilled Passover by His death and Unleavened Bread by His resurrection, becoming the firstfruits like the wave sheaf offering. His three-day burial and victory over the grave guarantee our resurrection. Through repentance, baptism, confession, and faithful belief, we receive forgiveness, new life, and the sure hope of eternal salvation.  Read More