Matthew 28:1, First of the week. Is this phrase only emphasizing that Yeshua’s resurrection was on the first day of the week, or is it also telling us something else? This verse reads: “In the end [Greek: de] of the … Continue reading
This coming Wednesday is Yom Kippur. Are you ready? Yom Kippur Yom haKippurim (literally, the Day of Atonements, plural) is not a one-time thing. The redeemed believer is covered by the blood of Yeshua at the time of their initial … Continue reading
What Is the Spiritual and Prophetic Significance of Counting the Omer? There are 49 days between First Fruits Day, which occurs during the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the Feast of Weeks (or Pentecost). Why does YHVH in the Torah … Continue reading
Isn’t your life already busy enough? Who has time for a six-hour Passover Seder commemorating something that happened thousands of years ago? What could this possibly have to do with my life here and now, you may ask? How can … Continue reading
Passover and the Feast of Unleavened occur next weekend. Passover falls on the night of Saturday, April 23 on the biblical calendar, and the first high sabbath day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread falls on Sunday, April 24. The … Continue reading
This year there has been some confusion as to whether the barley in the land of Israel was really aviv (or abib) or not. Some aviv barley search groups say yes, and some say no. Why the confusion, and who is right? … Continue reading
The Tabernacle of Moses from its front to back represents one’s progression in one’s spiritual journey starting with initial salvation leading to eternal life in YHVH’s eternal spiritual kingdom. This view is from man’s perspective looking into the tabernacle through … Continue reading