Tag Archives: Old Testament Feasts

The Feast of Tabernacles and the Eternal Dwelling Place

This time I want to discuss how some scriptures are sometimes either appropriately or inappropriately “mapped” to others in the Bible. For instance, there is what seems to be a common understanding among some Messianic Christian groups and offshoots of … Continue reading

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The Day of Atonement and “Goat for the Lord”

On Tuesday night Oct. 4, 2022 our little fellowship gathered to commemorate an Old Testament festival. The Israelite holy day we call the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) presents a fascinating imagery of community purification of sin. It may seem … Continue reading

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The Eighth Day

For many years the former Worldwide Church of God associated Jesus’ statements of “the last day, that great day of the feast” with the sacred assembly held on the day after the seventh day of the Feast of Tabernacles. Many … Continue reading

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Revelation and Response In Torah-based Festivals – Part 2

[I finished the last post with two important questions my Theology of Christian Worship paper was intending to answer.The first is “what overarching revelatory themes should a liturgy convey?”  And the second is “what constitutes properly reverent obedience?”  The final … Continue reading

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Revelation and Response In Torah-based Festivals – Part 1

Last time I ranted about what I perceive to be a trend toward mysticism in Evangelicalism that was promulgated in the classrooms of seminaries I attended. One might well wonder what views of my own I was formulating about worship … Continue reading

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