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
Leviticus 23:39-43. During the feast of Tabernacles there were 2 central ceremonies. One was the Water Libation (offering) and the other was the illumination of the Temple. It was in the context of those ceremonies that Jesus offered living water to those who would believe and also declared that he was the Light of The […]
Leviticus 16:1-30. During the Day of Atonement (or Yom Kippur), the High Priest would enter in to God’s presence on behalf of the people through a blood of a sacrifice. This was just a foreshadowing of a future reality, as the book of Hebrews opens up to us, when Jesus would enter in for us […]
Leviticus 23:23-25. 1 Thes 4:13-18. 1 Corinthians 15:51-58. Like all the Jewish feasts, “Rosh Hashanah” or the Feast of Trumpets, prophetically looks forward to a key event on the timeline. Before the Day of The Lord, at the end of the age, the trumpet shall sound and (1) the dead in Christ shall be raised […]
Acts 2:1-4. Since the giving of the Law, the feast of Pentecost was typical or prophetic in that it looked ahead to the coming of the Holy Spirit. But why were there 2 loaves in the offering? Why were they made with leaven? Why did they include oil? What does it all represent? May our […]
