The Biblical feasts in the Old Testament were not merely historical celebrations, but prophetic “appointments” that foreshadowed the death, burial and resurrection of Christ, revealing God’s redemption plan 1500 years before it was fulfilled. Bible teaching with Graham King at Peacehaven Evangelical Free Church
The Jewish feasts are prophetic in nature and look to the person and the work of Christ. So, how is The Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah or Yom Teruah) fulfilled? When will that trumpet sound? And where are we on the end times timeline?
According to Ps 95:2 we have been access to, and are told to enter into, the very presence of God. Moses meets God at the burning bush and is told to take of his shoes, for God’s presence made it Holy ground. Although God is omni-present, there are times He makes His presence known to […]
Ex 12:3-11. Not only was the Passover a memorial, in that it looked back to the deliverance of the Jews from Egypt, but it was also prophetic or typical in that it looked ahead to Jesus, the true Passover Lamb. We stand in wonder as we recognize how the various elements of the Seder meal […]
Ex 6:6-7. The Passover (Seder) Meal involved various parts & elements used to remember deliverance from Egypt. Jesus took the broken matzoh (Afikomen) and the 3rd cup of that night (cup of redemption) and said “do this in remembrance of me”. During Passover and every communion, we remember our salvation through Christ, the true Passover […]
