Biblical Festivals

*The biblical festivals teach us about the first and second coming of Yeshua.
*The biblical festivals teach us about our personal relationship with Yeshua and how we progressively grow in faith in Him.

These teachings will reveal Yeshua in the Festivals and the spiritual applications today for believers in Yeshua.

Teachings include:

*Themes of the Biblical Sabbath
*Intro to the Festivals
*Passover Principles and Themes
*Feast of Unleavened Bread
*Feast of Firstfruits
*Shavuot (Feast of Weeks)
*Yom Teruah (Feast of Trumpets)
*Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
*Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)
*New moon teaching
*Hanukkah: Prophecy of the End of Days

Audios on SoundCloud

 

 

Videos on Youtube

 

HHMI ~ Themes of the Biblical 7th Day Shabbat ~ Pt 1

 

< HHMI ~ Themes of the Biblical 7th Day Shabbat ~ Pt 2

 

< HHMI_Pt 1~ Introduction to the Biblical Festivals

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 2 ~Principles and Themes of Passover

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 3 ~ The Events of Passover

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 4 ~ The Spiritual Application of Passover

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 5 ~ The Spiritual Application of Passover~ Pt 2

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 6 ~ The Passover in John 6

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 7 ~ Yeshua in the Passover Seder

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 8 ~ The Feast of Unleavened Bread

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 9 ~ The Feast of First Fruits

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 10 ~ The Feast of Shavuot

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 11 ~ Yeshua the Lawgiver ~ Shavuot

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 12 ~ The Marriage of Messiah to House of Jacob (Shavuot)

 

<  HHMI ~ Pt 13 ~ The Difference Between Mt Sinai vs Mt Zion

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 14 ~ Understanding the Biblical Wedding ~ Yom Teruah

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 15 ~ Themes of Yom Teruah

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 15a ~ Themes of Yom Teruah ~ Pt 2

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 16 ~ Themes of Yom Kippur ~ Pt 1

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 17 ~ The Priestly Service and Neilah Service

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 18 ~ Sukkot ~ Season of our Joy

 

< HHMI ~ Pt 19 ~ Themes of Sukkot

 

< HHMI ~ Hannukah ~ Prophecy of the End of Days

 

< HHMI ~ The New Moon Rosh Chodesh Spiritual Rebirth and Restoration of the Davidic Dynasty

 

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