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Habikkurim (Day
of Firstfruits) and Shavuot (Pentecost). The three fall feasts are Yom
Teruach (Feast of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement/Judgment) and
Sukkoth (Feast of Tabernacles). The two Biblical celebrations are Hanukkah
(Festival of Lights) and Purim.
One of the most important principles of the Feast Days is they have
Sabbaths associated with them. Therefore we must know how to keep the
Sabbath and not desecrate it when keeping the Feasts.
For a comprehensive review of
scripture on how to not desecrate the Sabbath days, please read the
Ministry's Featured Bible study titled, "How
to Keep the Principles of the Sabbath Day and Not Desecrate It."
To learn how to sight the first crescent moon, keep a Biblical calendar,
and how to keep the monthly renewed moon days, see the Ministry's Featured
Bible Study titled, "Why
the Sabbath is Determined by Sighting of the First Crescent Moon."
In this study, also learn how the only way the "counting of
the omer" works as scripture describes it is in the context of the
Biblical Calendar that is lunar based.
Be sure to return to the studies for updates. In
order to print the Bible studies
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May Yahuah Bless
(updated
12/16/2001, 2/2/03, 4/21/03)
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