


We observe the feast of tabernacles according to the commands that were given in the scriptures to the ancient Israelites in Leviticus 23. This is why we are told to learn to fear God always and is a main reason that we keep the feast. We recognize that the proper fear and respect for God and his laws produces abundance and happiness and everlasting joy.


We are called to a Holy Calling. We are called to become children of God. In the process of becoming children of God, we must overcome this physical world and its distractions.


God has planted something in us to realize that there is something more than this world. We are in training to live for eternity.


We carefully observe and keep each of the Feast Days of our Lord. But have we ever thought about the theme that runs throughout with something for each of us to DO? There’s a bit of time between the last Day of Unleavened Bread and Pentecost. Then between Pentecost until Trumpets as well…then after the Last Great Day until the next spring. We’ll look at what God has called us to DO.

The annual holy days God commanded ancient Israel to keep outline a plan of redemption for mankind. The finale of these days is at the end during the last two festivals called the Feast of Tabernacles and the Eighth Day. There are numerous prophecies in the Old and New Testaments describing a time which is termed the “restitution of all things.” We will examine a few prophecies of this time and a story in Acts 3 which are a type of this time to come.