Feasts
Explore the sacred feasts, festivals, and appointed times established throughout the Bible. Discover their historical purpose, prophetic meaning, and fulfillment in God's redemptive plan.
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All Feasts
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Grain Offering
The Grain Offering was a non-bloody sacrificial gift in ancient Israel, consisting of fine flour, oil, frankincense, and salt. Prescribed in Leviticus...
Guilt Offering
The guilt offering, also known as the trespass offering or Asham in Levitical law, was a specialized sacrifice required when an individual committed a...
Harvest Celebration
Harvest celebrations in Scripture mark the designated times when God's covenant people gathered to give thanks for the fertility of the land, acknowle...
Heave Offering
The heave offering, or terumah, was a consecrated contribution in ancient Israelite worship, presented to God by being elevated before Him. It designa...
Holy Convocations
Holy Convocations refer to God-ordained sacred assemblies commanded in Scripture, particularly during the Sabbath and Israel's annual festivals. Chara...
Holy Days
Holy days in the Bible are divine appointments set apart for rest, worship, and remembrance. Ordained in Leviticus 23, these sacred seasons structured...
Incense Offering
The incense offering was a central ritual in Israelite tabernacle and temple worship. Burned twice daily upon the Altar of Incense, this holy fragranc...
Jubilee as a Picture of Redemption
The Year of Jubilee was an ancient Israelite institution established in Leviticus 25 that provided for the release of slaves, cancellation of debts, a...
Lamb Sacrifice
Lamb sacrifice is a foundational biblical practice spanning from Genesis to Revelation, demonstrating God's provision for substitutionary atonement, c...
Living in Booths
Living in booths refers to the divine mandate given to Israel during the Feast of Tabernacles to reside in temporary shelters, commemorating God's pro...
Memorial of Trumpets
The Memorial of Trumpets, prescribed in Leviticus and Numbers, is a holy biblical feast observed on the first day of the seventh month. Marked by trum...
Morning Offering
The Morning Offering refers to the daily burnt offering prescribed in the Mosaic Law, presented every morning at the Tabernacle and Temple alongside g...
National Worship Gatherings
National worship gatherings in ancient Israel were corporate assemblies convened by divine command or royal summons for sacred feasting, solemn repent...
New Moon Festival
The New Moon Festival, known in Hebrew as Rosh Chodesh, was a sacred monthly observance in ancient Israel marking the beginning of each lunar month. C...
Passover
Passover is the foundational biblical feast instituted by God to commemorate Israel's miraculous deliverance from Egyptian slavery. Recorded primarily...
Passover after the Return from Exile
The celebration of Passover following the return from Babylonian exile represented a vital restoration of covenant worship and communal identity. Reco...
Passover Celebrated by Jesus
The Passover celebrated by Jesus transformed Israel's ancient memorial of deliverance from Egypt into the central sacrament of the New Covenant. Obser...
Passover under Hezekiah
Recorded in 2 Chronicles 30, the Passover under King Hezekiah marks a monumental national revival in Judah. Following years of idolatrous decay, Hezek...
Passover under Joshua
The celebration of Passover under Joshua at Gilgal marks a crucial covenantal milestone, recorded in Joshua 5. Following their miraculous Jordan cross...
Passover under Josiah
The Passover celebrated under King Josiah of Judah was a landmark event in biblical history, marking a monumental national return to covenantal worshi...
Peace Offering
The peace offering was a Levitical sacrifice expressing gratitude, covenant fellowship, and joyous communion between God, the priests, and the Israeli...
Pentecost and the Holy Spirit
The Day of Pentecost marks the dramatic outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the early disciples in Jerusalem, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy and Chr...
Pentecost in Acts 2
Pentecost in Acts 2 records the dramatic outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the early disciples in Jerusalem, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy, marki...
Purim
Purim is the joyful biblical feast established in the Book of Esther to commemorate the miraculous deliverance of the Jewish people from the evil plot...
