The Spring Feasts and Purim
The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is an amazingly detailed and inviting God. He set seven specific “appointments” with His people, calling them to meet with Him during the year. Through each of them, He reveals more of Himself and beckons His people into a deeper understanding and worship of Him. Gentile Believers in Yeshua (Jesus) have much to gain by observing these Feasts as well. You’ll marvel at the intricate pictures of God’s redemptive plan instilled into each of His “appointed times,” or moadim. Though it is not one of the biblical feasts, you’ll see God’s faithfulness in the Purim story and His great love for those who are His. You’ll learn the history and prophetic significance of each Spring Feast and the meaning it holds today for Believers in Yeshua. Holiday recipes will help you celebrate the Springs Feasts and Purim. Discover what God’s appointed times hold in store for you.
Feasts of Israel CD
Each of the seven Biblical Feasts found in Leviticus 23 memorializes a significant redemptive act of God in the history of Israel and celebrates His faithfulness and provision. Through this annual cycle of observances, we see the God of Israel as Redeemer, Provider and Sustainer of His People throughout their history. In this teaching by Rabbi Jonathan Bernis, you will see that these Biblical Feasts are also prophetic tapestries; types and shadows of future redemptive acts of God revealed in the New Covenant - relevant for Jews and Gentile Believers alike.
Appointments with God: Reflections on the Jewish Feast
Through the Feasts, God established “appointed times” for Jewish people to mark a variety of remembrances, offerings and celebrations. The Jewish Feasts provide us opportunities to enrich our faith by entering into God’s presence to connect with Him around a theme of His choosing. Gentile Believers in Yeshua have much to gain by understanding the Jewish Feasts as well. “Appointments with God” includes teachings about each Feast as well as daily devotions for Passover, Sukkot and Chanukah. It presents many Scripture readings, insightful questions and designated spaces to record your thoughts. This book will guide you to find deeper meaning each year in these appointments with God.
