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  God's Prophetic Blueprint for the Ages The ancient Feasts of the Lord, also known as the Moedim—God’s divinely appointed times—are far more than a collection of historic Jewish holidays. They are a precise, prophetic blueprint revealing the chronological and redemptive plan of God for all mankind, from the first coming of the Messiah to His glorious return. In Leviticus 23, the Creator Himself outlines seven of these feasts, instructing His people to observe them as "My appointed times," indicating a personal, divine schedule for history. A study of the first four "spring feasts"—Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, and Pentecost—reveals a pattern of perfect and literal fulfillment in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Messiah was crucified on Passover, a day that memorialized the lamb's blood that saved Israel, thus becoming the ultimate sacrificial Lamb of God. His burial and time in the tomb perfectly aligned with the Feast of Un...

As followers of Christ in a world rich with biblical history, it's valuable to explore the feasts and festivals outlined in Scripture. One such observance is Rosh Hashanah, also known as Yom Teruah or the Feast of Trumpets. While we as Christians are not bound to observe it under the New Covenant, understanding its origins, customs, and ongoing significance can deepen our faith and point us toward the fulfillment we find in Jesus. In this blog post, we'll delve into what Rosh Hashanah is, its biblical foundations, traditional practices, why it's still celebrated, and most importantly, the profound meanings it holds for believers today. The Biblical Origins of Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah, literally meaning "head of the year" in Hebrew, marks the beginning of the Jewish New Year. Its roots trace back to the Torah, where it's described not as a New Year celebration but as a solemn day of rest and trumpet blasts. In Leviticus 23:23-25, God instructs Moses: "S...

As faithful followers of our Lord Jesus Christ, we in the Christian community hold fast to the inerrant Word of God. The Bible is our ultimate authority, and it clearly teaches the glorious truth of Christ's Second Coming and the rapture of the Church. In recent months, there's been a growing buzz in prophetic circles about September 2025—specifically around the 23rd or 24th, coinciding with the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah)—as a potential date for the rapture or the Lord's return. Many are pointing to biblical timelines, astronomical signs, and even personal revelations as evidence. As we approach what some call the end of this age, it's natural for our hearts to stir with anticipation. But let's examine this together through the lens of Scripture, seeking truth over speculation. Understanding the Speculations Surrounding September 2025 We've all see n the videos, posts, and discussions online highlighting why 2025 might be "the year." Proponents ...