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Leviticus 23:40–43 · BSB
23:40 On the first day you are to gather the fruit of majestic trees, the branches of palm trees, and the boughs of leafy trees and of willows of the brook. And you are to rejoice before the LORD your God for seven days.
23:41 You are to celebrate this as a feast to the LORD for seven days each year. This is a permanent statute for the generations to come; you are to celebrate it in the seventh month.
23:42 You are to dwell in booths for seven days. All the native-born of Israel must dwell in booths,
23:43 so that your descendants may know that I made the Israelites dwell in booths when I brought them out of the land of Egypt. I am the LORD your God.’”
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…level that their tradition demanded. God commanded that there would be a national fast annually for Israel on the Day of Atonement. Turn with me toLeviticus chapter 23. If you turn, please, to Leviticus chapter 23. This is a passage that was covered not too long ago in the morning service, but have a look at…
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…with three annual feasts, and he introduces those three feasts in Exodus 23, verses 14 through 17. And then they are described in great detail inLeviticus 23, verses 1 through 44. So introduced in Exodus 23, in Leviticus 23, an entire chapter is given where God, through Moses, lays out here is when you will have feast number…
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…outside, but they would come to the tempt to the temple. And it was a seven-day feast with an eight-day solemn assembly. You can read about it inLeviticus chapter 23. This Feast of Tabernacles celebrated three things: God's provision for them in the wilderness. While they were dwelling in tents, God was taking…
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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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…responsibility to provide for her. You would marry your brother's wife. That is the way that God designed. If we look to Leviticus chapter 19 andLeviticus chapter 23, God's design and his structure for his people was to continue to take care of those in great need, specifically those who are poor, those who had…
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I want to go toLeviticus chapter 23and I'm going to read verses one through 2 and it says this. The Lord spoke to Moses saying, Speak to the children of Israel and say to them the…
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…I think it's significant. They're in this, the 7th month. It's the month of Tishrei. And to be precise of what's been happening through thisLeviticus chapter 23provides a helpful outline of of what feasts they've been celebrating and what festivals and when. And so the month would have begun with the feast…
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…11 represents sin. [SPEAKER_00]: Levin is a symbol in this case. [SPEAKER_00]: Levin is a symbol of sin. [SPEAKER_00]: So the feast is found inLeviticus, chapter 23, 6-8, and this is combining the feast with the Passover, which makes this an eight-day celebration in all, and the one word that fits this feast is…
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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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…people were gathered together to celebrate. This was called the Feast of Weeks that was celebrated during this time. You can read about it inLeviticus, chapter 23but the law commanded the Jewish people to come together and to bring gifts and to present them before the Lord. And so this is significant,…
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…And Pentecost was an event that celebrated what was called the Feast of Weeks, right? You'll find that if you were to go back to Leviticus.Leviticus chapter 23describes this feast. It was 50 days. And it was 50 days. Pentecost is 50 days after the Exodus, right? So it's a very, very important event,…
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…ram for Isaac which prefigures a greater sacrifice that will come. We get the whole another place, Exodus chapter 29, 38 through 39,Leviticus chapter 23, just one example here, Exodus 29 verse 38, a command for the continual giving of Lamb for sin. Lambs were part of daily, ongoing sacrifices for…
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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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…would call Hanukkah. But He keeps that in John. So what is going on with the feast days? Well, let's look at a couple of verses here. Let's go toLeviticus chapter 23. So Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus chapter 23 is where we see the majority of these feasts mentioned. Leviticus chapter 23. So this is when the…
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…them as a people, in order to give them access to him through religious worship. Paul says in Romans 7 that the law is holy, righteous, and good.Leviticus chapter 23, which is the chapter in the Old Testament that gives us all of the feasts summarized, starts with in verse 2 saying, These are my laws. They…
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…of the words first fruits or this description of Jesus as the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep. I need to go especially to the likes ofLeviticus chapter 23and verse 10. And that short passage talks about when the harvest was brought in by the people of Israel having settled in Canaan, having come to…
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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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…10, anyone who enters God's rest also rests from their works, it is very likely that this is a reference to the Day of Atonement, which you find inLeviticus chapter 23. So, if you have a Bible, you can turn there or you can listen. I'm just a couple of verses here, so I hope that we'll see the connection. So,…
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…Now, this is what is celebrated here in the book of Nehemiah. In fact, before we get back to the book of Nehemiah, I want you to flip over toLeviticus chapter 23. So you can leave your uh finger there in Nehemiah. Flip over to Leviticus chapter 23. Here's a section of Leviticus that describes the different…
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…doing it exactly as God had said they would. In fact, the details of this feast are remarkable for how they fulfill what God said would happen.Leviticus chapter 23, God spells out the details for the feasts of Israel to be kept. He specifies the exact day when Israel is to keep the Passover. And we get in…
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