This journey through The Feasts of Israel focuses on the Feasts as practiced in the Old and New Testaments.
Psalm 34: 8 calls.
The call of the Feasts is not a call to accumulate knowledge, but to intensify relationship.
Little time with the Lord in the Word, little nourishment; much time with the Lord in the Word, much nourishment.
Your enjoyment of this feast will depend on your participation--your personal time with the Lord.
The meat and the milk of the Word are linked to Him who feeds, satisfies, nourishes, and delights the heart (Psalm 119: 103
Jeremiah 15: 16; 1 Peter 2: 1
Hebrews 5: 12-14).
Jesus is the Feast The Word of God is Him speaking, leading us to a personal, obedient, experiential relationship with Him day by day.
In this Scripture adventure, the true feast is the Lord Himself.
The feast is found in the Word in these bowls, baskets, platters, and plates.
If you only look at the place settings, you will walk away hungry.
As you come to each Feast, think of the questions and paragraphs as a banquet setting with bowls and baskets, plates and platters, cups and saucers, glasses and silverware, all prepared for you.
They lead ultimately to His once and for all established presence with His people in the New Earth with new heavens--all things made new (Revelation 21: 5).
In each Feast is a trail that leads to Jesus--to His Cross, to an Empty Tomb, to His ever-reigning Throne, to His Return and the fulfillment of every promise made in His Word.
He calls people to come and Worship Him with a heart feasting on Him.
The historical symbols in each Feast speak a message from His heart to every believer\'s heart.
The Feasts of Israel are actually "the Feasts of the LORD." He is the focus--Meeting with Him is the point.
While seeking to be thorough, I have not been exhaustive; many additional insights wait to be gleaned.
I have purposefully not dealt with the modern observances of these Feasts, but rather focused on their fulfillment in Jesus and in the believer\'s walk.
This journey through The Feasts of Israel focuses on the Feasts as practiced in the Old and New Testaments
