The Jewish Holy Days and Feasts
|
Month
1 |
Nisan
(Abib) |
Mid
Mar Mid Apr |
|
Month
2 |
Iyar |
Mid
Apr Mid May |
|
Month
3 |
Sivan |
Mid
May Mid June |
|
Month
4 |
Tammuz |
Mid
Jun Mid Jul |
|
Month
5 |
Ab |
Mid
Jul Mid Aug |
|
Month
6 |
Elul
|
Mid
Aug Mid Sept |
|
Month
7 |
Tishri
(Ethanim) |
Mid
Sept - Mid Oct |
|
Month
8 |
Heshvan
(Bul) |
Mid
Oct Mid Nov |
|
Month
9 |
Kislev |
Mid
Nov Mid Dec |
|
Month
10 |
Tebet |
Mid
Dec Mid Jan |
|
Month
11 |
Shebat |
Mid
Jan Mid Feb |
|
Month
12 |
Adar |
Mid
Feb Mid Mar |
The
feasts
1.
The feast of Passover speaks of God works Salvation.
2. The feast
of Unleavened Bread speaks of God providing Fellowship with Him.
3. The feast
of First fruits speaks of Resurrection.
4. The feast
of Pentecost speaks of the coming of the Holy Spirit.
5. The feast
of Trumpets speaks of the regathering of
6. The feast
of Atonement speaks of building of
7. The feast
of Tabernacles speaks of the millennial reign of Jesus Christ.
The
Three Annual Major Jewish Festivals
1.
Feast of Unleavened Bread
2. Harvest (First
fruits)
3. Ingathering
Exodus
23:14-19
1.
Celebrate these festivals three times a year.
2. All Men to
appear before The Sovereign Lord three times, annually.
3. No one is
to appear before me empty handed.
4. Do not offer
blood of a sacrifice with anything containing yeast.
5. The fat of
my festival offerings must not be kept until morning.
6. Bring the
best of your first fruits to the house of your God.
7. Do not cook
a young goat in its mothers milk.
- No one is to appear empty handed; each is to bring a gift in accordance
with how the Lord has blessed you.
