“My people are destroyed and will perish as a result of a lack of knowledge and corrupted information. Indeed because you have rejected and avoided understanding, I will also reject and avoid you, so you shall be separated from serving as My ministers. And since you have ignored and forgotten Almighty God’s Towrah, I will ignore, cease to care about, and forget your children also. So then as they became more numerous and influential, they continued to sin against Me. Therefore I will substitute their glory for disgrace.” (Hosea 4:6-7)
God’s children are asked to attend seven annual meetings with their Heavenly Father. Spread out over the course of seven months, these family gatherings serve as prophetic signposts, dating, explaining, and facilitating the path to paradise. The Miqra’ey work as a cohesive whole, serving as God’s seven-step plan to gather us into His home.
To properly date these meetings with God, we must recognize that during the nearly 6,000 years of human history prior to mechanization, new moons were used to designate the first day of each new month. It was the best way to keep time, and it worked no matter where someone lived. Then, to adjust the lunar method of reckoning time with the solar year, Yahweh called the first month of His annual calendar “Abyb.” The word describes the formation of young barley ears, the first grain to form in the Spring in Yisra’el. Yahweh’s year thus began as the first crescent moon emerged after the formation of barley kernels. For all practical purposes, that is the new moon closest to the vernal equinox, around March 20th each year."
Yowbel The Power of The Lamb Salvation's Timeline...
admin writes, "Chapter 10
Yowbel
The Power of The Lamb
Salvation's Timeline...
Isaiah went on to reveal a great deal more about Yahushua—this man who would be Spirit, Son, and Savior. One passage in particular became especially relevant. It was used as the basis of the Messiyah’s first sermon. It would be an extraordinary Sabbath in the synagogue...
By way of introduction, Yasha’yah reminded us the Savior has a name, a title, and a purpose. Yahuweh, speaking prophetically to Yisra’el, provided a long and revealing preamble to the words which would launch the Messiyah’s mission. He began: “The Redeeming One (ga’al ge’ulim — the kinsman and close relative who restores) will come and enter (bow’) Zion (Tsiyown — the sign along the way), and unto those in Ya’aqob [the father of the twelve tribes who became Yisra’el] who turn away from (shuwb — repent and are restored from) rebellion (pesha’ — transgression and sin) declares Yahuweh. As for Me, this (zo’th) is My Covenant Relationship and Marriage (beriyth) with (‘et) them, says Yahuweh. And My Spirit (ruwach) is upon You [Redeemer]. My Words, I will by association and relationship place (‘aser sumah) in Your mouth. And they will not depart (muwsh — be removed) from the mouths (peh — entrance of the body for breathing, communication, and nutrition) of your offspring (zera’ — seed, sowing, and posterity) or your children’s children says Yahuweh from that time through all eternity.” (Isaiah 59:20-21)"
Called Tabernacles, Tents, and Booths, the seventh Miqra' is the result of the first six. Sukah is our reward. We are offered the opportunity to camp out with God - to party with Him - sheltered and entertained by our Creator. The final Miqra' is symbolic of eternity, of life with Yahweh on earth and then in heaven.
Similar to the Miqra' of Passover, Sukah is invocative of two fulfillments, a dress rehearsal and the main event. With Passover, Abraham's trust in and reliance on Yahweh ushered in the Covenant. Then, exactly 40 Yowbel (2000 years) later, in the same place and in the same way, Yahushua enabled the Covenant with His sacrifice."
When one contemplates the words of the prophets, it becomes abundantly clear that Yahweh will return to protect His family and His city on the Day of Reconciliations. The Miqra’ foretells of a time in which the souls of the Gentiles who have come to pillage Jerusalem, those without Yahweh’s Spirit, will be annihilated. As a result of having been beguiled by the Adversary’s deceptive religious and political schemes, this army will be cut off and then will be destroyed. But for awakened and restored Yahuwdym, it will be an emotional reunion as they look upon the very God their forefathers pierced.
This Miqra’, designated by Yahweh as Yowm Kippurym, has become known as the "Day of Atonement." With help from the religious establishment, God’s testimony was altered to suggest that "atonement," which is nothing more than a religious term for "reconciliation," could be achieved by "afflicting oneself"-and thus Yahweh’s reunion became a fast. Yahweh, however, asked for no such thing."
The Miqra’ of Taruw’ah, often called "Trumpets," is the first of three Called-Out Assemblies which have not yet been fulfilled. Yahweh’s Fall Festivals coincide with the fall of man.
Taruw’ah, which means to "shout for joy" and to "signal a warning," is prophetic of the harvest of souls known in Christendom as the "rapture." It is a day set apart to convey the plan of salvation presented in the first four Called-Out Assemblies-joyously shouting the good news that Yahweh has provided a way to tabernacle with Him. And, it is a day we are asked to signal a warning: failure to answer God’s summons, and thus failure to take advantage of His gracious offer, will lead to the cessation of one’s consciousness or soul."
The fourth Called-Out Assembly is known by many names: the Feast of Weeks, of Sevens, of Sabbaths, of Fifty, of Pentecost, of Shabuwa’, of Chamisym, and as Shavuot. It is the only Miqra’ which stands alone, apart from God’s pattern of three Spring and three Fall Festivals. It is observed seven weeks after FirstFruits, causing it to be celebrated in the early summer.
As has been our pattern, we will contemplate how Yahweh defined this Miqra’ and then investigate how it was fulfilled in the Spiritual birth of the ecumenical out-calling which would include Gowym in addition to Yahuwdym. Along the way, we will discover why this is the only Feast Christians acknowledge, and why it is the one most Jews barely recognize. We will also consider the reasons behind Yahweh’s choice of titles-Sevens."
Bikuwrym means “FirstFruits.” The Festival depicts, as the name implies, a “harvest of firstborn children.” The Miqra’ is observed immediately after Unleavened Bread, in that Pesach, Matsah, and Bikuwrym occur on three successive days. The Feast was first celebrated as the Children of Yisra’el entered the Promised Land. Therefore, it describes the homecoming of God’s family.
Bikuwrym foreshadows the reaping of souls who have capitalized upon the gifts of Pesach and Matsah. Its ingredients include a grain offering which is anointed in olive oil and wine—symbolic of saved souls who are purified by the Set-Apart Spirit and Yahushua’s atoning sacrifice. This offering is waved in the presence of Yahweh, forming a picture of our Heavenly Father receiving His children."
“And no longer will they teach mankind’s errant thoughts or corrupt reasoning, or mankind’s despondency and grief, his tale of woe claiming to know Yahuweh (YHWH). Because then indeed they will all know Me relationally, from the smallest, youngest, and least significant to the biggest, oldest, and most influential, prophetically declares Yahuweh. For indeed I will forgive their sin and remember their offenses against the standard no longer.” (Jeremiah 31:34)
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