Should We Still Keep the Biblical Feasts or Not? - Leviticus 23 - Word from Israel 

I always found it odd that American Christians have been so quick to accept holidays like Halloween, Christmas, Easter, which aren’t necessarily in The Bible yet when asked about The Holy Days of The Lord they say we don’t need to keep them… It’s not about needing to keep them, why aren’t you willing to but so open to others even pagan holidays? (Talking about Halloween not Christmas). I am more recently discovering the Feast days and they have been such a blessing as I celebrate with Messianic Jews!

Absolutely, I'm a gentile and I have learned so much since I started to understand God's Feast. My Bible has come alive.

Raised southern Baptist Walked away from God Returned 16 years later keeping the weekly Sabbath and Feasts of the Most High. What a horrible disconnect to not keep the feasts and commandments how beautiful they are. HalleluYah. He truly is our Yeshua! Messiah and Eternal King.

The Feasts are a road map of what has happened and what is coming in the future.

I’m part of the people of God; Israel, and since e I study the bible deeply I understood that we also have to celebrate the Moedin. Yeshua, Paul, apostols snd the Jewish that belided in Yeshua celebrated the Moedin as was usual for them… and now for us also.

Yes definitely ... we should keep GOD's Holy feasts.

Yes, God commanded them

‭‭Colossians 2:16 [16] So don’t let anyone condemn you for what you eat or drink, or for not celebrating certain holy days or new moon ceremonies or Sabbaths. ?

I enjoy hearing the Hebrew side of the scripture as how it still is important today. After having my DNA done I find a small portion of myself is Jewish. From where is unknown. Yet, i have the belief we all descend from Noah. The Whole Globe descend from Noah. Why God said to us, Love One Another. ❤ Blessing to your ministry and we pray for a Great Revival in these last days throughout the globe. ❤

YES! Choosing to keep and honor the Biblical Feasts has been an amazingly life changing experience, revealing Yeshua in a more high definition type of way. Thank you for this video

Amen, Amen, Amen. I agree. This must help Jewish people understand their Savior and accept Him. God bless your work. ❤

Yes! Very important to millions. I just spent lots of internet searches looking for a liturgical calendar. Very difficult to find. With God's help, I found one.

Although we are not justified by keeping the feasts, we are blessed when we acknowledge them and contemplate their meanings. Believers ought to do this much, and more if they desire to. It's a great way to introduce the Scriptures to our children. I downloaded the book and read about Purim, which is today. It's very well done. Thank you, saints.

Amen, The LORD is watching to see that His word is fulfilled. I'm studying about the appointed times to see how God's word unfolds.

Men have replaced the appointed times of God with their own traditions. The Apostle Paul told the Gentile Corinthians "therefore, let us keep the feast". This was the Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread. They are still relevant. I grew up in the church keeping the festivals for over 50 years and still to this day. Thank God for preserving them.

I like to put it this way...Why would I want to miss out on the blessing of spending time with my Beloved King on His appointed days? I keep the feasts to grow in intimacy with Yeshua, and as an outpouring of love to Him for all He has done for me.

Shabbat Shalom, This Sabbath is Tetzaveh, "you command," Shemot, "Exodus," 27:20-30:10; Ezekiel 43:10-27; Hebrews 10:1-39. Theme: Hashem's Sanctuary. Am Yisrael chai, Baruch haba b'shem Adonai! Be well and be Blessed! A fellow sojourner

Zechariah 14:16-17 And it shall come to pass that everyone who is left of all the nations which came against Jerusalem shall go up from year to year to worship the King, Lord of host, and to keep the Feast of Tabernacles. And it shall be that whichever of the families of the earth do not come up to Jerusalem to worship the King, the Lord of hosts, on them there will be no rain. ///So here we see the feast given to Israel now being required of everyone Jewish and gentile. And Leviticus 23:41 says of the Feast of Tabernacles...It shall be a statute forever in your generations.

Por el estado actual del mundo, espero con todas mis fuerzas que llegue el Día del Tabernáculo. Que el Señor Jesús venga a morar enmedio de su pueblo y restaure toda la creación, que todas las naciones vean su paz y así Israel sea salvo también

Uh, absolutely. I was raised an atheist, and God touched my heart to learn more about hjs feasts, because then you learn more about our Creator. Your love for Jesus deepens.

Thank you thank you!! For years, as I have read the Old Testament, I saw the beautiful richness and depth of the Lord's word and the seamless connection through the entirety of the Scriptures! I have always wanted to know the meanings of the Feasts of The Lord and how Jesus connected everything through Him. There is nothing more exciting in this world than The Word of God. I am overwhelmed!❤❤

What a pleasure and joy, a great privilege, to be allowed to keep the feasts while still in captivity. We who are grafted in to Israel are to adopt the God and Way of our Bridegroom, the Jewish King.

Learning and understanding the 7 Feasts will open the scriptures in profound ways and enrich your faith in ways you never imagined. You will want to do them not because you are required to as a believer in Yeshua but because of their incredible insights, symbolism and the story they tell us prophetically speaking. You'll be hooked once you begin. Baruch haba b'shem Adonai! Amen 🕎✝️ .

#7 The Beginning of Barley Harvest By Elder Tim McCool Every word in the Bible is important and inspired by the Holy Spirit. There are no wasted words by the Lord. It is significant that the Lord tells us Ruth and Naomi arrived back in Bethlehem in the beginning of barley harvest. In this message, I look at why this was so important for them, and for us to understand even today. Ruth 1:19-22, “So they two went until they came to Bethlehem. And it came to pass, when they were come to Bethlehem, that all the city was moved about them, and they said, Is this Naomi? And she said unto them, Call me not Naomi, call me Mara: for the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me. I went out full, and the LORD hath brought me home again empty: why then call ye me Naomi, seeing the LORD hath testified against me, and the Almighty hath afflicted me? So Naomi returned, and Ruth the Moabitess, her daughter in law, with her, which returned out of the country of Moab: and they came to Bethlehem in the beginning of barley harvest.” *The return of a childless widow to a place she left ten years earlier as a happy wife and mother. Naomi was blaming God for her tribulations but God is not at fault as He is bringing her back home. Ruth was righteously helping Naomi in this tribulation. The time of the barley harvest is literally the time of the Passover. They make bread out of barley. *It is better to starve and die in God’s place (Bethlehem which means “the house of bread”), than it is to live and thrive in the places of the world. *They returned when there were three festivals about to begin. Just as the Godhead is three in one, Ruth and Naomi arrived during the feast of the Passover, the feast of the unleavened bread, and the feast of the first fruits. Passover represents God the Father, Unleavened Bread represents Christ, and First Fruits represents the Holy Spirit. The timing of our Lord is amazing as Ruth and Naomi arrived possibly on the first day of these festivals and it would all lead to Pentecost 50 days later when all of the harvest is gathered up and stored/protected. The story of Ruth and Boaz is the story of “The Kinsman Redeemer” where the desolate were in a foreign land representing our depravity but were redeemed by acts of righteousness representing the works of Christ to bring us home to the Lord. God directed Ruth to the field Boaz was standing in and Boaz means strength. Boaz showed kindness to Ruth because he loved her mother-in law Naomi. Boaz was not pursuing Ruth as a spouse as he was not a kinsman to her. Through the grace of God Boaz and Ruth were married in Bethlehem which means “the house of bread”. When we read in Ruth 4:17-22 we see the significance of this marriage: Ruth 4:17-22, “And the women her neighbours gave it a name, saying, There is a son born to Naomi; and they called his name Obed: he is the father of Jesse, the father of David. Now these are the generations of Pharez: Pharez begat Hezron, And Hezron begat Ram, and Ram begat Amminadab, And Amminadab begat Nahshon, and Nahshon begat Salmon, And Salmon begat Boaz, and Boaz begat Obed, And Obed begat Jesse, and Jesse begat David.” David of course is King David who’s bloodline lineage would be that of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ: Revelation 5:4-5, “And I wept much, because no man was found worthy to open and to read the book, neither to look thereon. And one of the elders saith unto me, Weep not: behold, the Lion of the tribe of Juda, the Root of David, hath prevailed to open the book, and to loose the seven seals thereof.” Connecting Verses Mentioning Barley: Exodus 9:31-32, “And the flax and the barley was smitten: for the barley was in the ear, and the flax was bolled. But the wheat and the rie were not smitten: for they were not grown up.” Ruth 2:23-“So she kept fast by the maidens of Boaz to glean unto the end of barley harvest and of wheat harvest; and dwelt with her mother in law.” 2nd Samuel 21:9-“And he delivered them into the hands of the Gibeonites, and they hanged them in the hill before the LORD: and they fell all seven together, and were put to death in the days of harvest, in the first days, in the beginning of barley harvest.”

Yes! The feasts were done with the anticipation of Messiah and remembrance of Adonais rescue, and now they are done with celebration of Messiah and the future return of Yeshua.

The pastor where I go to church always says “well we’re on this side of the Law now bc of Jesus” 🙄 and reply is we’re only free from the Law of sacrifice. And the Apostles and disciples all followed Torah and acknowledged LORD’s Feasts

If we don’t know the sound of the trumpet, the day of atonement/redemption, Passover, etc. we will miss the sign and the times. And we are committed to honor Him and do as He says. We now take the Old Testament and the New and celebrate according to the Word of God.

The Feasts of The Lord are rich in prophecy that reveals Yeshuah. By not honoring the Old Testament as Believers has really rob the church. I am so glad to be grafted into the true vine and following the ancient path....through His Grace 😇🙏💙

There are great blessings in keeping the feasts even as a Christian. It opens your understanding of scripture, at least it has for me. There are things that were so strange to me that now make complete sense now.

Yes. Absolutely

YES 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏We still need them. Our children in other countries need these. My Father in heaven, I pray you speak to your Prophets to keep the festivels for all of Eternity! ✡️🕎👑🕊🔥🙏

Amen Praise Jesus

I love to study about the Feasts, I'm a begginer on it - this resource may help me focus, Thank Y. ❤

Without question yes, we should keep the biblical feasts. Yeshua can be seen in every feast, and beyond that keeping the Holy Days keeps our hearts and eyes focused on Elohim in such a powerful way. In many instances we see a fulfillment that’s already happened, but in other places we are seeing a future fulfillment. Either way, if we keep these seasons as intended there’s no religion involved, it’s all relationship and fellowship with Elohim.

The last Chapter of Isaiah 66, toward the end says; in the1000 years of Messiah we need to keep the New Moons and Shabbats we will keep. Also elsewhere we will all go to Jerusalem for Tabernacle . P

Such wonderful treasures in understanding the appointed feats of The Lord, I know I was clearer about the God and Saviour I came to love and adore, may you continue to unveil The Messiah to the world.🙏♥️🇮🇱

This makes me wonder what Yeshua as a human who He felt about the feasts, and how he felt as God being with His people observing the feasts? I wonder what he felt like with His Jewish Family, and if that is what He feels like as God? These Feasts must have made Him very happy to remember the days of old, and also know why His Prophecies would soon come true.

Some of them are called different but are used within the Catholic Church. The Torah is so connected, and explains the New Testament while the New Testament fulfills the Revelation and prophet’s in the Torah.

Holy Feast days are sacred and prayerfully experienced with community. Much grace comes from Christ to us. The 2000 year old Faith lived has many beautiful deeply rich Feast days. It would be a joy to celebrate the old Testament ones too. For example we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity. The Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ. Known as Corpus Christi. The Feast of Pentecost. The Holy Spirit. To just name a few out of many.

If you are doing them purely to enjoy God, yes. Not for works, but to enjoy Gdm go for it

Last Sabbath, I celebrated the Purim feast, and it was very blessed and wonderful. My Lord Jesus Christ gave me new hope.

I agree with you. The moral laws are to be kept.!!!!!❤😊

I am a Christian Filipino and learning about the Jewish roots of my faith in Christ has deepened my appreciation, and amazement of God.

Yes since we love the LORD we obey Him. One question which I think you can answer is, should we worship on a Saturday (which is the 7th day) or on Yom Rishon?

Thank you, Erez and Golan! For now, the Feasts still have great meaning- to all who are in Christ, JesusYeshua Hamashiach, but also those of the Jewish Faith that have not accepted Yeshua Hamashiach as their Messiah. It is for the sake of the latter that they have the Feasts as their guide to Him Who Saves and Delivers!!! Thank you, also, for making the download available to Gentiles so we can know more about them and G-D's intent for the Hebrews to keep them!!!

¡ Χριστόσ Ανέστη ! The faith and Christian traditions do not change during the centuries, time do not exist for God since he created it so time is not an excuse to leave the faith and our Christian Traditions ! ☦️

Thank you for the free book on feasts.

Are we not under the Tora anymore? Yeshua is the living word, if we say: we follow Christ does that not mean that we fully live the Tora?

They let go of my commandments to hold on the their man made traditions.... nullifing my word....

Thank you Brothers for your study and sharing of Holy Scriptures ❗️ Shabbath Shalom! 🍇💕

If God does not ask us to keep the Feasts, then He doesn't call us to keep any feasts, such as the Mass of Christ ("Christ-Mass") or "Easter" as we do not have to do any of these things. The problem is that when I go to a Gentile Church they give me no option to choose!

🌾 🌾 SHABBAT SHALOM 🕊️🕊️

I love your work. It brings me joy. "4 Behold, my soul delighteth in proving unto my people the truth of the coming of Christ; for, for this end hath the law of Moses been given; and all things which have been given of God from the beginning of the world, unto man, are the typifying of him. 5 And also my soul delighteth in the covenants of the Lord which he hath made to our fathers; yea, my soul delighteth in his grace, and in his justice, and power, and mercy in the great and eternal plan of deliverance from death. 6 And my soul delighteth in proving unto my people that save Christ should come all men must perish."

Understanding the Old Testament is one thing but keeping the Old Covenant feasts is like a new mother continuing certain routines she had to follow during her pregnancy (eg attending pre natal classes) and neglecting her child in order to do so.

Once you are grafted in to Yeshua, we must keep the Shabbath as well as all the feasts as instructed by ELOHIM in the Torah.

There is a rich meaning in those feasts. Christains do well learning from it. But it is a slippery slope when said we need to keep those feasts. It quickly could become a obligation to keep 'the law'. I've seen this with certain groups. Being jewish ofcourse gives a different context here. As long believers see the fulfillment in Christs work.

Observing and understanding the feasts of the Tanahk and other things are beneficial and helpful to believers but not necessary for salvation. The feasts are reasonable to our faith, and reason - although fallen - elevates our faith above doubt.

❤🇱🇰 UNDERSTANDING GOD'S FEASTS IS SO IMPORTANT FOR UNDERSTANDING WHY HE CAME THE FIRST TIME & THE ASSURANCE OF HIS RETURN ESTABLISHED IN THE FEASTS OF THE LORD! ✝️🇮🇱

Thank you to The Lord above all and before all in all things and thank you to One for Israel for being obedient to Him and passing on the reading resource to download. I want to make my life about bringing Glory to The Lord and to His satisfaction so I appreciate any guidance on what to read and where to start as if I were a new true believer. Hope this helps. I love you all!

I'm a gentile who's loved the Lord and Israel for almost five decades, and I studied under Chuck Smith and Chuck Missler, and STILL DO via the Internet, but I would so LOVE to go through the whole old and new testaments with you....because the depth of knowledge you have... because you're Jewish... and because you know and love Israel's true and living Messiah... and because you LOVE the WHOLE Word of God...is priceless. 💖✨

Dear @Logic807. How do you show you love Yahweh then? and rejoice to having received his grace. Obedience is the answer. Yahshua said if you love me KEEP/Do my commandments, law, statutes, ordinances, judgements. If we love Yahweh by living/obeying his ways given in the Scriptures only then we are his. His Spirit is given to only those that obey and when we choose to do as we will, we quench the Holy Spirit. Obedience is Loving God and his spirit will lead us to love our brethren. If all this is outwards signs only, then why do so many still want to keep pagan/man made traditions is that not also outwards signs plus disobedience and unholy sacrifice to Yahweh. I pray Yahweh open your mind and heart as he did mine.

What did the Lord the Lord say. There’s no other opinion.

Yahweh is on every page in His great Mercy, Power and Love and Justice on every living page of His Holy Bible. It is where the early church learned about God-soooo much there. We need the Holy spirit in His Mercy to open our eyes to see. God grant us humility to hear and see.

Shabbat Shalom Brothers 😊 Yes, the Moedim: Pesach, Chag Ha Matzot, Reshit, Shavout, Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot are Relevant. Yes, Channukah and Purim are Relevant too 😊 i too believe the Moedim point to Yeshua Ha Maschiach 😊

John 19:11; Phillippians 3:2; Galatians 1:4-24.

I have enjoyed having little meals in the times of the feasts with non-believing Jewish friends, and showing them through their scriptures how these point to their Messiah. It's a great resource to use these feasts in evangelism

They give us the idea that the Hebrew Bible contents more revelation ?!? I read a French Bible all my life and sometimes in English and I have understand very well the significance of each of the seven feasts in the Torah vs the first coming of JC ! A bit more and they would say you have to learn Hebrew to have a deep understanding of the Bible...

Do what the Holy Bible says because everything written is from God, God does not change his the same God yesterday today and forever with man everything is impossible coz man always change things but everything is possible with God

Amen. As a follower of Jesus if I don't have to keep the feasts I do it for the Lord, and if I have to keep the feasts I do it for the Lord.

Christ as manifested to the patriarchs, as symbolized in the sacrificial service, as portrayed in the law, and as revealed by the prophets, is the riches of the Old Testament. Christ in His life, His death, and His resurrection, Christ as He is manifested by the Holy Spirit, is the treasure of the New Testament. Our Saviour, the outshining of the Father's glory, is both the Old and the New. {Christ Object Lesson, p.126}

I could see it especially for a Jewish person. As gentiles we take communion which is similar. The bread represents the body of Jesus the Lamb of God sacrificed for us and the wine represents the blood of the covenant poured out for the forgiveness of sins. We do communion quite often some every service some just certain services. We didn't go through Passover and those others like the Jewish people. It's good to know and nothing wrong doing it but communion is commanded by Jesus.

My 2 cents 1 shadow means , if you have something that cast a shadow the shadow is an out line of the real thing. 2 is you look when Yeshua is on earth if you don’t do feast your land will be cured and you will get no rain

Amen!! The Lord has taught me that His 7 holy feasts are teaching us how to be in synch with His Holy Spirit , and each other, by harvesting souls for the kingdom of God through them. What an amazing God we have!!! ❤

Love your programs. You give me a better and deeper understanding of the Bible. Thank you ❤

Yes, 100%. It's in the Commanded by God Forever Law of Torah, it's in the prophets and in Revelation. Jesus told us to keep all of Torah the Law of God and obey the Prophets of the Bible, and Jesus describes feasts a lot and attends them all, even Hanukah that was a celebration of God's miracle and freeing the Jews from the Pagans and Paganism just before Jesus was born. ❤

Of course we should. But there’s been some misinterpretations along the way that have kind of been sidetracked these. I think they’re the most enjoyable things on earth!

Unfortunately some Messianic Jewish leaders discourage Gentiles from celebrating the Shabbat and other Feasts. It is such a complicated issue.

In the new testament it says not to eat blood, I'm wondering what Paul was talking about when he said the day didn't matter... have looked for clarity on this from time to time but still... 🙏

The New Testament church kept all of the feasts from the Torah. This is a fact and is not hard to prove. So the idea that God does not expect us to keep the feasts is a misunderstanding of the scriptures. Paul stated clearly in 1 Corinthians 5:8 "Therefore let us keep the feast, not with old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth." In this instance it was the Feast of Unleavened Bread, but there are references to the other feasts and the churches keeping them, as well.

Keep the Feasts of the Lord by the Spirit once for all time becoming a Temple Made without Hands 😮

Yes! If The Lord our God said it, it is true, and He said it’s forever!

Exodus 33:1-23. Isaiah 1:10-11. Romans 9:1-33. Romans 11:8-10. Bone marrow cancer. Hebreo 4:12.

It was always about the church. The church isn’t replacement theory. It’s always been about those who have put their faith in Christ salvation. What is there to replace all the Old Testament festivals where a shadow of Christ anybody who puts their faith in Jesus as God’s chosen people

The question in the title is “should.” The question is Who should? The question is not about ability or capacity but about obligation when you use should. The gentiles are not obligated. I’m a gentile and my not keeping any feast doesn’t diminish my appreciation of Jesus my savior and God!

Brothers in Messiah Yahushuah. I love your ministry and praise Yah for all you do. In this one topic for the first time I will have to disagree. YHWH says, these are MY feasts forever. Therefor we do not have to be told to keep them in the NT. The pattern is already established. Furthermore, each disciple, kept the feasts post resurrection and ascension. YHWH’s feasts are a blessing to us as memorial, object lessons, foreshadow of the work of Messiah. From a spirit filled Torah observant betrothed bride of Messiah. Shalom!

Amen! Thank you brothers for this teaching. 🙏🏻💞 Agreed and well said.

We must absolutely keep them! God says "These are MY feasts" "These are MY sabbaths". They are God's feasts and sabbaths, not mans or the Jews. God commanded us to keep them.

What about the followers who are rebuking others because they are keeping the feasts because we are not back in the land? There are self proclaimed watchman who are adamant about this and saying in fact , it is sinful to do them and that you've lost your entry to the kingdom 😢Also that the calendars are not correct anymore.

So if wr are not commanded to Keep the Feasts according to Torah then what are we supposed to obey? Do we get to pick and choose which commandments we keep or we don't? Isn't sin, transgression of the law? Didn't Yeshua say. "Sin no more"? Who chooses what commandments to obey or not? Seems contradictory so I don't agree with the statement, "well you don't have to, but if you want to". I find all the commandments to be a blessing. We should WANT to do it and encouraged to IF his spirit dwells within us. Perhaps we should evaluate ourselves and see why we wouldn't want to attend the Feasts of the King. In the world to come, it won't rain on those who don't go up to worship the King on HIS feast.

You dont have him if you dont abide in him and walk as he walked! Matthew 7:21-23 English Standard Version I Never Knew You 21 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 On that day many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?’ 23 And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.’ . It was believers that worked miracles, that had the belief to speak to christ about what they did in his name. He says "I never knew; you depart from me, you workers of lawlessness". It clearly points to workers of lawlessness - people that do not follow the laws of God. How can you truly know and follow christ if he is the word manifest and you dont follow the word.... We are meant to be following the word made flesh and doing as he did... Meant to be following the instructions and laws of god as that is what he represented and what he did.

Love and gratitude for your conversation on Yeshua. Rabbi Jason Sobel has written many books on the Messiah and all the messages that can be found in the New and Old Testament. He has been contributing his knowledge to the series THE CHOSEN.

Thank you for sharing this information, it is a large topic, and I always find new information that helps me understand the wonderful service that Yeshua does for us. It's wonderful how all the biblical books are related to each other. They all contribute great teachings, and every time you read something, new things come to light. In the book of Hebrews, mainly in chapters 7 to 10, the relationship between the earthly Sanctuary and the heavenly one is discussed. In Exodus 25:40; Ex. 26:30; Num. 8:34 speaks of a model on which the earthly sanctuary was based, so to understand the heavenly one it is key to consider the services and festivals of the earthly one. When one studies all of these elements, and then when reading Revelation, one notices many of the elements of the Sanctuary in that book: * The lampstand--> Apoc. 1:12-20 * The inauguration of the sanctuary --> Apoc. 4:1 with the door and its relationship with the doors of the Sanctuary. 1 Kings 8:10-11, and when the Ark of the Covenant was accessible at the inauguration and on the Day of Atonement. * The Feast of Trumpets --> Rev. 8 and 9 * The Day of Atonement --> Apoc. 11:19, 15:5 a day a year when the priest had access to the Ark of the Covenant. And then when the priest's intercession ends in Rev. 15:8 * The millennium Apoc. 20, when the saints will be outside the earth, the equivalent of the festival of the cabins when they left their homes and lived in cabins. And the punishment of Azazel in the desert, the desolate land for 1000 years and its relationship with the destruction of Satan and the followers of him. The explanation made of the relationships of the Earthly Sanctuary and the service that Yeshua does in the Celestial Sanctuary is very interesting, in the books Christ in His Sanctuary, The History of Redemption and Great Controversy Chap. 24 and 29

No it says all Scripture, not all Torah and it was said in the context of the NT. Every writing [Scripture] which is written by The Spirit is profitable for teaching, for correction, for direction and for a course in righteousness, 2 Tim. 3:16 Aramaic

They book of Haggai "My feasts" reveals Hanukah

I have a book explaining the "Feasts of the Lord" but it doesn't explain the varied sacrifices ie the lambs,the bulls. The goats the grain offerings. Can you do a teaching on these things please? Shalom from Perth Western Australia ❤❤

Thank you so much and God bless you.

It's amazing to come to understand that the feasts are packed with meaning and are prophetic to God's future plans. However, I need my conviction of keeping the feast to be more bullet proof. Can you consider doing a video on Colossians? Where the apostle Paul seems to suggest, at least in one view of interpretation, for believers to not fall back to the elements of the world, which, in the said view, are tied to the feasts, new moon, Sabbath keeping, etc. But in reading through that scripture it seems that he is supporting the keeping of those things without judgment. God bless

Yes and I've not been keeping them. I need a calender

I was adopted by Christian parents. We studied the Bible along with Feasts. We didn't do the Feasts but we studied them and knew what they meant. Today many complete the Seder. My study in them was that God did not want them to forget. The Lord taking them out of slavery. Even in Old Testament where they followed the Feast they still would wander from the Word of God. Leading them into another captivity in Babylon. Finishing with the dispersing them throughout the globe. Taking God for granted. God did not want them to forget. The Sabbath is another issue. Jewish Sabbath on Saturday and here it is on Sunday. My friend would tell me, God made the Sabbath on Saturday. According to scripture and our calendar, he rose on Sunday. Bringing the two into disagreements. My response is God made Sabbath for man. A day of rest. Calendars between Jewish and the World don't match. We have honored the Sabbath on Sunday to worship God. Differences between us. We are not to forget God in ALL things. ❤

In JESUS tabernacles, communion = passover .etc