Category: God’s Calendar and Biblical Feasts

In the Bible, specifically in Leviticus 23, we are given an outline of God’s Holy Days. The Days that the Creator of the world set aside. Ten days after Yom Teruah is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. The Day of Atonement  And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, 27 “Now on the tenth day

Chag Shamach! Happy Holiday, Happy Feast!!!! Did you know that today is a feast of Yehovah God? Let’s take a quick look at scripture.  There are three clear passages of scripture about this commanded Holy Day. The Feast of Trumpets “Then the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, 24 “Speak to the children of Israel, saying: ‘In the seventh month, on

Have you heard about the Biblical Feasts?  Have you thought about celebrating them, and wonder how to get started? Today, I want to give the Biblical basics to answer the questions: What is Day of Trumpets?  How do I celebrate it? The Biblical feasts can have several different names depending on who you are speaking

Why should I keep Sabbath? Because the Bible tells me so!!  Sabbath points us back to the Creator: Genesis 1-3  Yehovah God created rest: Genesis 2:2-3  It’s the Fourth Commandment of the Big Ten: Exodus 20  Yehovah wrote it with His own finger in stone: Exodus 16  It’s a symbol of our salvation: Exodus 31:17  We

The Biblical Feasts are such beautiful celebrations of God’s love for His people.  When I first learned about them I was overwhelmed and unsure how to celebrate each one. Now many years later, I look forward to each feast and can’t wait to do them. Often people know the feasts Passover, Hanukah, and even Purim. 

I have written about the difference between studying your Bible and reading your Bible in the past.  I often post about our family Bible reading times, but I have decided to take you on our Bible study journey through the Spring Feasts. Last year, I began working on a Family study guide that will take

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