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Four Ways the Jewish Passover Anticipates Messiah
Christ our Passover is sacrificed. Therefore let us keep the feast! (1 Cor 5:7-8) Our Lord’s last supper was a Jewish Passover feast—a Seder (Matt 26:18-29). And each year, I’m blown away by the profound ways our Lord fulfilled the Feast—down to the jot and tittle. I’ve been blogging for a couple of years now […full post]
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When the Queen Finds Her Voice
Esther, the unwilling queen, confronts us with a timeless question. Are we bold enough to walk in our true identity as God’s people? Or are we content to “live large in Babylon”? For if you remain completely silent at this time, relief and deliverance will arise for the Jews from another place, but you and […full post]
Light of the World
On this next-to-final day of Hanukkah, the Feast of Lights, it seems fitting to do a brief “selah” on Yeshua, the Light of the World. Original artwork by Randi Durham of North Bend, Oregon Selah is a term used in the Psalms for a pause for meditation, to let a message sink in. We’ve been […full post]
When the True Light Invades the Feast of Lights
The iconic Jewish feast of Hanukkah starts this evening. The only time Hanukkah is mentioned in Scripture is when Yeshua observes it! (John 10:22) (At least in the Bibles most of us use.) So… what happens when the True Light “bombs” the Feast of Lights?? At that time the Feast of the Dedication took place at […full post]
When God’s People Linger
The seven-day Feast of Booths (“Tabernacles”), the last of the Lord’s Feasts, has an odd feature—an eighth day. Is the Lord telling us something? Inviting us to linger… with Him? This is a “bridge” post between my Divine Appointments series, which explores messages the Jewish calendar holds for today’s followers of Messiah, and a new series […full post]
