Feasts
Shavuot שבעת The moed of Shavuot is also known as the Feast of Weeks (shavuot means “weeks”). In Christian nomenclature it is often called Pentecost (which comes from the Greek word pentekostes meaning “fiftieth”). It occurs about 50 days after Passover. What does Scripture says about this festival and its Read more…
Pesach Thoughts Introduction Passover is upon us again! What a wonderful time of the year – the start of our Creator’s annual cycle in which His amazing plan is revealed for all who chose to be in covenant with Him at His invitation. From the beginning, this first of His Read more…
Yom HaBikkurim Reishit Qatzir ראשׁית קציר The spring-time feast of Reishit Qatzir [Beginning of the Harvest] is also sometimes called Yom HaBikkurim [the Day of First-fruits] and it occurs the day after the Sabbath during the week of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. This feast teaches us that should always Read more…
HaMatzot/The Feast of Unleavened Bread HaMatzot/The Feast of Unleavened Bread occurs the day after Passover and gives us a picture of removing sin from our lives immediately as we are set free from bondage in Egypt. In this feast we can see the sinless Messiah and the sanctifying work of Read more…
The Last Supper was not the Passover Meal Every year before and during Passover, also known as Pesach, we are confronted with the same questions, and we all have some specific interpretation we favor. One of these questions is: was the last meal Yahusha had with His disciples a Passover Read more…
Pesach/Passover פסח Pesach/Passover is a beautiful and wonderful time of year. The moed teaches us about freedom from bondage, salvation, redemption, and YaHuWaH’s great love for His people. It is sometimes referred to as “the time of our joy” or “the time of life“. As we examine what Scripture says Read more…
Ezrach Man Is Born At Passover Only two kinds of men are allowed to appear before YaHuWaH at Passover. They are called the Ger and the Ezrach and together they make up all of YaHuWaH’s Kingdom. And YaHuWaH said to Moses and Aaron, “This is the ordinance of the Passover: Read more…
Gentile Becomes A Ger There are no Gentiles in YaHuWaH’s kingdom; there are only Ger and Ezrach men (with their families). What is a Ger and an Ezrach? First we will discuss how a Gentile becomes a Ger. And then how a Ger becomes an Ezrach, a native-born man. The Read more…
The Feasts of YaHuWaH – A Brief Summary Passover and Unleavened Bread (From the evening of the 14th day of the 1st month, until the evening of the 21st day) The Passover is the only time each year when the Ger may literally become ‘as one born in the land,’ Read more…
The Feasts of YaHuWaH – An Introduction The feasts of YaHuWaH paint a panorama of what we can expect in these last days, but to believe that any one of them has reached complete fulfillment and has no bearing on the future is a grave mistake. YaHuWaH said: “Whom will Read more…