Messiah’s Return and the Feasts of the Lord
What if Jesus only began to fulfill the Passover at his first coming? What if all seven Feasts of the Lord still speak of his return today?
Category: Feasts of the Lord
Jesus and the Ceremony of Light
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Soon after offering living water to the thirsty the day before, Jesus identified himself as the source of glory in the ceremony of light.
The Water Ceremony in the Feast of Tabernacles
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The water ceremony in the Feast of Tabernacles set the stage for one of Jesus’ most memorable declarations.
Messiah’s Return and the Feast of Tabernacles
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As I mentioned in my previous post, the trumpets of the seventh month not only heralded the end of the harvest season, they also announced the return of a king to his kingdom. When battle season was over, kings would …
Messiah’s Return in the Feasts of the Lord
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The Feast of Atonement heralds the day the books will be closed and cries out a warning to prepare for Messiah’s return.