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Welcome to

 

CELEBRATING

Biblical Holidays

 

 ~A Picture of God's Grace~

 

The following feasts that have a next to them have corresponding pages in which we share a little more about that particular celebration.

 

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastics 3:1

 

~*SPRING HOLIDAYS*~ 

Filled During Yeshua’s First Coming

 

 Feast of Passover

(Pesach) –Yeshua’s (Jesus’) death

Passover: a picture of salvation

 

Feast of Passover

(Hag HaMarzah) - Yeshua’s burial

Feast of Unleavened Bread:  a picture of a life in which sin has been removed, or the putting off of sin/the old nature (process of Sanctification)

 

Feast of Passover

(Yom HaBikkurim) – Yeshua’s resurrection

First Fruits: a picture of putting on the new man...And that ye put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness (4:24)

 

The Church

 

Feast of Passover

(Shavuot) – Pentecost

 Shavout: bearing spiritual fruit by the power of the Holy Spirit - receiving the ministry of the Holy Spirit

 

~*FALL HOLIDAYS*~ 

The Church – To Be Filled During The Second Coming Of Yeshua

 

 Feast of Passover

(Rosh Hashanah)

Feast of Trumpets: hearing the shofar, God's calling for our life

 

To Be Filled During The Second Coming Of Yeshua

 

Feast of Passover

(Yom Kippur)

 Yom Kippur: atoning work of Jesus - eternal redemption

 

Feast of Passover

Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkoth)

 Sukkoth: resting in Jesus every day of our life

 

~*POST MOSAIC HOLIDAYS*~

(Holidays which were not instituted by God as given to Moses in Leviticus 23)

 

Feast of Passover

 

 Feast of Passover

 

~*SABBATH FEAST*~

 

  Feast of Passover