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1. The Feasts
of the Lord

2. Pesach
(Passover)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
Slaying of the Passover lamb,
start of Israel’s deliverance from
bondage in Egypt.

3. Pesach
(Passover)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
Death of Yeshua (Jesus)
on the tree (the cross)

4. Pesach
(Passover)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Repent (reshuvah) and
trust by faith (emunah) in the
shed blood
of Yeshua the lamb of God

5. Hag Ha Matzah
(Days of Unleavened Bread)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
The journey in the wilderness
coming out of Egypt

6. Hag Ha Matzah
(Days of Unleavened Bread)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
Burial of Yeshua

7. Hag Ha Matzah
(Days of Unleavened Bread)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Sanctification and separation
from evil represented
by water immersion (baptism)

9. Ha Bikkurim
(Feast of Firstfruits)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
Crossing the Red Sea

10. Ha Bikkurim
(Feast of Firstfruits)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
Resurrection of Yeshua

11. Ha Bikkurim
(Feast of Firstfruits)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Walking in newness
of life (halacha)

12. Shavout
(Pentecost)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
Giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai

13. Shavout
(Pentecost)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
Pouring out of the Holy Spirit
on Shavuot (Joel 2, Acts 2)

14. Shavout
(Pentecost)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Immersion in the Holy Spirit
(Ruach Ha-Kodesh) and growing in faith
(emunah) in G-d (making spiritual aliyah)

15. Rosh Hashanah
(Feast of Trumpets)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
Blowing the shofar, Jewish New Year

16. Rosh Hashanah
(Feast of Trumpets)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
The resurrection of the dead
(natzal)

17. Rosh Hashanah
(Feast of Trumpets)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Hear (shema) the calling (shofar)
of G-d in our lives

18. Yom Kippur
(Day of Atonement)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
High Priest enters
the Holy of holies

19. Yom Kippur
(Day of Atonement)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
The day of the Messiah’s second coming

20. Yom Kippur
(Day of Atonement)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
Yielding ourselves to the Lord so
we may live face to face in His presence

21. Succot
(Feast of Tabernacles)
HISTORICAL ASPECT
Living in booths,
entering the Promised Land

22. Succot
(Feast of Tabernacles)
MESSIANIC FULFILLMENT
The Messianic Era
– Millenium (Athid Isavo)

23. Succot
(Feast of Tabernacles)
SPIRITUAL APPLICATION
A daily rest ( Shabbat) in the Messiah and
having the rest (menucha)
of His kingdom in our hearts.

24. Hebrew Term: MO’ED
Literally means “appointed time” or “set time.”
A holy day or a Feast. The Feasts (mo’edim)
of the Lord are listed in Leviticus 23.
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