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…ingathering. Leviticus chapter 23. Leviticus chapter 23. You have the Passover, the living bread, and then you have the Pentecost. Verse 16 to 17.Leviticus chapter 23, verse 16 to 17. Let's count 50 days to the day after the 70th. or the seventh Sabbath, that you may, then you shall offer a grain offering to the Lord. You shall…
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…right? So, the Pentecost was when the law was given, as we know from the Old Testament, right? Pentecost is what? The feast of ingathering.Leviticus chapter 23. Leviticus chapter 23. You have the Passover, the living bread, and then you have the Pentecost. Verse 16 to 17. Leviticus chapter 23, verse 16 to…
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…Wednesday. And so I'm going to say Jesus was put into the ground or put into that grave at about 5:00 on Wednesday night. The Bible says this inLeviticus chapter 23and verse #5 through 7, that the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread was a Sabbath day, and it was actually a high day. The Bible says that…
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…abstaining from food for specific periods of time was mandated by the laws of Moses you can read that in Leviticus chapter 16 29 31 and alsoLeviticus chapter 2326 to 32 right um yeah they were ordained by um the Lord speaking through Moses so they were called to afflict themselves God commanded Israelites…
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…today I want to show you in this passage how Jesus Christ is the Feast of Nations. You heard reference to the feast in our passage. In the book ofLeviticus, chapter 23, six feasts are described. One, two, three. Then there's a period of rest in between. And then one, two, three. So the first three feasts come in…
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