894 Sukkot is a Shadow of the Coming Kingdom (Col. 2:16-17; Isaiah 2; 11)
The closing sermon for our Sukkot gathering (2025). I talk some about prophecy and eschatology, and then I briefly do some exegesis in Colossians 2. I end with talking about where I’m at on understanding what the Feast of Booths foreshadows.
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893 The Sacred Assembly is Vital for Spiritual Growth (Lev. 23:33-36)
I cover: Scriptural months are lunar based, why both seven days and the eighth day are mentioned in the instructions for the Feast of Booths, the various fire offerings related to this Feast, and the importance of the Miqra Kodesh (Sacred Assembly).
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892 Is the Feast of Booths Only for Native-Born Israelites? (Lev. 23:33-36, 39-43; Neh. 8:13-18)
I look at who exactly (what people groups) were delivered out of the land of Egypt, as well as the Hebrew word for “booths.” Some time is then taken to trek through Nehemiah’s account of Ezra and company finding this Feast in the Book of the Law.
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891 The Feast of Ingathering: Names and Timing (Ex. 23:16b; Ex. 34:22b)
We begin to study into the last of the major, annual Festivals to Yahweh by looking at the two names it is given as well as how it relates to the heavenly light calendar in Genesis 1:14-19.
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890 Why the Males are Singled Out in Keeping the Feasts (Ex. 23:17; Deut. 16:13-16; 31:10-13)
I begin to delve into the last major, annual Festival to Yahweh, but take the time to consider why only the males are commanded to appear before Yahweh in both Exodus and Deuteronomy. This sermon takes a few minutes to look at the recent tragedy, the assassination of a good, Christian brother - Charlie Kirk.
Sermons and radio broadcasts from Ministers of the New Covenant Fellowship located in Georgia. A congregation that holds to faith in Yeshua and keeping the commandments of Yahweh.
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