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The document discusses the connection between the Hebrew feasts and Jesus' first and second coming. It notes that the spring feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits were fulfilled at Jesus' first coming, while the fall feasts of Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles will be fulfilled at his second coming. It provides details on the symbolic meaning and fulfillment of each feast in relation to salvation history.
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3) As of 2023, Israel controls grey areas while the Palestinian Authority controls yellow areas in the West Bank and Gaza Strip is controlled by Hamas.
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This is Part 2 in the Series to bring the remnant back to YAWEH. Originally I was going to compare the Feasts of YAWEH to the Feasts of the Beast. But, there is just too much a person whould know about the Feasts of YAWEH and I decided to dedicate part 2 on the Feasts of YAWEH. Get out of the feasts of the beasts and return to ABBA.
Feasts part 1
God has His own calendar that is different from the Gregorian calendar. The document outlines God's calendar including that His year begins in spring, His months are determined by the new moon, and His week consists of 7 days. It also details God's feasts and appointed days including Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits, and how these foreshadowed the first coming of Jesus the Messiah.
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This document provides information about the seven feasts of the Lord in Judaism and their spiritual significance. It discusses the feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, Weeks/Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles. For each feast, it provides details on the timing, Hebrew names, biblical references, historical elements, and prophetic or spiritual fulfillment, particularly as they relate to Jesus Christ. The document aims to help readers understand God's timing and seasons through examining the ceremonial and prophetic aspects of these biblical feasts.
4. the jewish economy of feasts
The three feasts discussed in the document are:
1. The Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread, which foreshadowed Jesus's unblemished sacrifice on the cross.
2. The Feast of First Fruits, which was fulfilled when Jesus arose from the dead as the first fruits of those who slept, taking captives from their graves with Him.
3. The Pentecost, which involved offering two loaves of bread made with leaven, representing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
Mystery of jesus
This document discusses the identity of Jesus Christ. It provides biblical passages showing that Jesus is God based on his use of the phrase "I am" and his relationship with God the Father. It argues that Jesus was not crucified on Good Friday but instead on a Wednesday based on an analysis of biblical accounts of Jesus' last days and Jewish calendar traditions. The document aims to correct misunderstandings and traditions not supported by scripture.
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A verse by verse commentary on Numbers 29 dealing with The Festival of Trumpets, The Day of Atonement and The Festival of Tabernacles.
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1) The feasts of the Lord outlined in Leviticus 23 foreshadow important events in God's plan of salvation, including Jesus' first and second coming.
2) Jesus fulfilled the spring feasts - Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits - through his death and resurrection on the exact biblical dates.
3) The fall feasts - Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles - point to Jesus' second coming, the rapture of believers, Israel's national redemption, and Christ's millennial reign on earth.
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The document discusses how the Israelites under Ezra and Zerubbabel reclaimed their worship of God after returning from exile in Babylon by rebuilding the altar and celebrating feasts like Tabernacles. It explains the significance of the feasts in pointing to Jesus' redemptive work and the establishment of his kingdom. The people wept at rebuilding the foundation of the temple but also rejoiced in God's faithfulness in remembering them.
Time, tradition and truth concerning the end of the world
This document discusses the feasts outlined in the book of Leviticus and how they point to future events related to the end of the world. It argues that the first four feasts, including Passover and Pentecost, were fulfilled by events in Jesus' life. The next two feasts involving the blowing of trumpets and the Day of Atonement point to the close of probation and Christ's ministry in the heavenly sanctuary. Acceptance of the first six feasts suggests the final two involving tabernacles and ingathering will occur after probation closes, before Christ's second coming. The document aims to show the importance of understanding Moses' writings as prophetic types fulfilled in the end times.
The Passion Week Lesson 1
The document provides background information about the biblical timeline of events known as the Passion Week, which spans from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday. It discusses how biblical days were measured from sunset to sunset rather than midnight to midnight as modern days are. The Passion Week occurred during the Hebrew month of Nisan/Abib, which included religious feasts like Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits. Key events took place on specific days that align to Wednesday evening through Sunday evening on modern calendars.
The sanctuary power point
The document discusses the typology between the Jewish feasts and ceremonies held in the earthly sanctuary and their fulfillment in Christ and the heavenly sanctuary. It notes that the seven biblical feasts - Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, Weeks, Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and Tabernacles - were memorials that pointed forward to the ministry of Jesus Christ. Each feast is examined in terms of its symbolic significance and correspondence to Christ's life and ministry, such as Passover symbolizing His death and the wave sheaf offering representing His resurrection. The document emphasizes that the earthly services and feasts were shadows pointing to greater spiritual realities fulfilled in Christ and His heavenly sanctuary ministry
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The document discusses the Jewish Feast of Trumpets, which is part of the festival of Sukkot. The Feast of Trumpets represents God's kingship and calls people to repentance in preparation for judgment. It is connected to the Day of Atonement, when the high priest would make sacrifices to atone for the sins of Israel. The festival of Sukkot, or Tabernacles, commemorates God's protection and provision for the Israelites when they dwelt in booths after the Exodus. The document argues that these feasts point to spiritual truths for Messianic believers today regarding repentance, Christ as the sacrifice for sins, and celebrating God's care.
Worship The Creator
The document discusses the three angels' messages of Revelation 14:6-12. It explores who the Creator is based on biblical passages, highlighting evidence that Jesus Christ created all things. It examines the details of creation week and the seventh-day Sabbath as the Creator's signature. The document argues that the first angel's message calls people to worship the Creator by observing the Sabbath.
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The document discusses the biblical feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits described in Leviticus chapter 23. It explains that these three feasts can be summarized together as the first of the three major biblical feasts. Specifically, it describes the historical, prophetic, and personal significance of each feast, noting how Jesus fulfilled the symbolism of each as the perfect Passover lamb.
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This document provides an overview of biblical feasts and holidays, comparing Jewish calendar dates to their significance in the New Testament church. It focuses on the feast of Passover, explaining that Passover commemorates God's act of passing over the Israelites when he struck down the firstborn of Egypt but spared the Israelites who had lamb's blood on their doorposts. Symbolically, the Passover lamb prefigures Jesus Christ, who was crucified at the same time that the Passover lamb would have been sacrificed. Spiritually, the Passover reminds believers that Egypt represents the world system from which we have been delivered by Christ's redemption.
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The document discusses God's appointed calendar of feasts for the Israelites that was given in Leviticus 23. It notes that these feasts were not just holidays or rituals, but times set by God to meet with His people and for specific spiritual transactions and blessings. The three main feasts discussed are Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles. The document suggests that understanding and following God's calendar of appointed times can help believers break out of cycles of destruction and into cycles of blessing in their lives.
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1) The early rain represents the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, bringing conversion. The latter rain represents later spiritual renewal and develops Christlike character.
2) For the church as a whole, the early rain came at Pentecost, resulting in rapid growth. The latter rain will come before Christ's second coming, bringing revival like Pentecost.
3) For individuals, the early rain produces conversion while the latter rain fully transforms us into Christ's likeness through continued spiritual growth. We must prepare our hearts to receive both rains.
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Hes Not One Of Us
The document discusses several biblical passages and concepts related to identity, mission, and spiritual discernment. It notes that the disciples initially tried to forbid someone from casting out demons in Jesus' name because he was not part of their group. Jesus rebuked the disciples, saying whoever is not against them is for them. The document emphasizes having the right spirit and focusing on mission over membership or position.
Leftbehind
The document discusses different interpretations of Matthew 24:40-41, which references some being "taken" and others being "left" when Jesus returns. It argues:
1) The text does not say the righteous will be taken to heaven while unbelievers are left on Earth, as some believe. It simply says some will be taken and some left.
2) Based on the context of Jesus comparing it to Noah's flood, it must refer to His glorious second coming, not a secret pre-tribulation rapture.
3) Looking at Genesis 7:23 about the flood, it suggests those "taken" were destroyed, while Noah and his family were "left" and remained alive
Our Friendsthe Jehovahs Witnesses
This chapter discusses working for Jehovah's Witnesses. It notes that JWs are hard working in sharing their beliefs but face difficulties as their organization discourages reading outside publications. The challenge is to help JWs as they are at risk without being born again. It outlines key doctrines JWs teach and soul winning methods focus on speaking directly to understand doubts and show how other beliefs align better with the Bible.
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The Ministry Of Heresies
The document discusses the topic of heresies and how God allows them to come into the church. It says heresies are used by God to sift the chaff from the wheat by leading people to deeper Bible study. While heresies are dangerous, God can use them for good by prompting believers to thoroughly examine what they believe in light of Scripture alone. The document warns that superficial knowledge is not enough and emphasizes the need for believers to study the Bible, Spirit of Prophecy, and hold to fundamental principles based on authority.
Deception The Enemy Within
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Persona Non Grata
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No Thru Traffic
The document discusses Jesus Christ as the mediator between God and humanity. It argues that without Jesus as mediator, there is no "through traffic" or way to access God. It outlines how Jesus fulfills the role of high priest and mediator prophesied in the Old Testament, offering himself as the final and perfect sacrifice through his blood. By accepting Jesus as mediator, one can be redeemed and assured of his intervention with God on our behalf.
Mercenaries Or Missionaries
1. The document discusses whether Jesus' disciples should be seen as mercenaries or missionaries, focusing on their mission to spread Jesus' message rather than their own identity or interests.
2. It provides examples from military training and values to draw parallels with how disciples should conduct themselves, prioritizing honor, courage, and commitment on their mission.
3. Disciples face temptations to become like mercenaries who serve themselves rather than faithfully carrying out God's mission as missionaries who serve and represent Jesus.
Conscience Gods Umpire
This document discusses the role and importance of conscience. It describes conscience as God's umpire, compass, GPS, surgical tool, and sonar. It outlines four types of consciences: convicted, seared, pure, and defiled. A pure conscience transforms people and helps them follow God, while a defiled conscience leads people away from God. The document emphasizes allowing one's conscience, as God's voice within, to guide one's decisions and actions.
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The document provides a Valentine's Day devotional focusing on Jesus Christ as God's ultimate Valentine. It discusses how God showed his love for humanity by sending his Son, and it encourages readers to accept Jesus as their Savior and love God in return. Several Bible verses are referenced to illustrate Jesus sacrificing himself and God's great love for people. The document urges readers to look to God, not earthly things, on Valentine's Day.
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This document discusses and critiques the doctrine of "once saved, always saved." It argues that this view contradicts Scripture in several ways:
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2) It asserts people will be cleansed of sin at the judgment, but the Bible says nothing defiled can enter heaven.
3) It encourages sin by removing consequences, yet Scripture warns against using grace as an excuse for sinning.
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- 1. HEBREW FEASTS: THE KEY AND CALENDAR THAT UNLOCKS ONE’S UNDERSTANDING OF THE SANCTUARY MESSAGE—PART ONE
- 12. Mt Sinai Heavenly Reality – Ministry of Jesus . Heb 8:1,2 Earthly – Symbolic Ministry. Heb 8:4,5 Heaven LAW SANCTUARY LAMB PRIEST LAW SANCTUARY LAMB PRIEST Christ Ascends to Commence Heavenly Ministry Acts 6:13,14 John 4:21 Acts 7:55-57 INVISIBLE, HEAVENLY VISIBLE, EARTHLY Earth EARTHLY & HEAVENLY VIEW
- 16. 50 100 Cubits Sacrifice Sacrifice Sanctuary Complex Sanctuary Furniture's Positioned In The Form Of A Cross Earth Before The Crucifixion Earth After The Crucifixion HEAVEN Outer Court Holy Place Most Holy Place Ramp Altar of Sacrifice Laver Table of Shewbread Incense Menorah Ark of the Covenant 70 cubits 21 cubits 9 cubits (14 Boards) (6 Boards) 8 tables for cutting 8 skinning posts 24 rings for slaughter
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