Isaiah: "The Word
of our God stands forever"
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CONTENTS
Commentaries and Topical Studies |
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YESHUA
FOR
KING of EARTH
Let
Your Kingdom come!
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Isaiah:
"Yahweh blessed the Sabbath Day, and set it
apart as holy"
The Hebrew three-letter
homograph shin bet/vet tav, when
pronounced Shabbat, means Sabbath;
when pronounced shevet, it means
dwelling; with an added silent letter as
shin ayin bet/vet tav and pronounced
shivat, it is the number seven. The
words Sabbath, dwelling, and seven are
related.
Sabbath is
neither only for “Jews” nor only for some
previous era. It was created for Adam – man,
and for eternity! It was created as the
seventh day of the week (sunset to sunset),
never to change. It is to be kept holy –
meaning dedicated to our Savior, in contrast
to our other days of labor. It is the time
created for God to dwell with man – in the
original Eden (when God was finished with
His work of creation), in our weekly day to
meet with Him (setting aside our weekly
work), and in the future when Messiah will
dwell in Eden/Paradise with the meek who
inherit the earth (when our redemption is
completed). Sabbath is a glorious crown of
God’s creation, when everything says “Holy!”
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HOLY SABBATH
its purpose -
its sanctity -
its eternality
TRIENNIAL CYCLE
Sabbath through-the Bible studies
Harmonizing Torah, Prophets, Psalms &
Apostles
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Yahweh: "They
shall teach My people to distinguish between
the holy and the common"
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Yahweh:
"Three times a year you shall keep a feast
to Me"
The Passover Seder is held on the first
night of the Feast of Unleavened Breads -
Nisan 15 / April 8 after sunset. The feast
lasts seven days, with a sacred assembly on
the first and seventh days.
If you cannot observe Nisan 15 Seder due to
the present restrictions, you may observe
the Second Seder on Iyyar 15 / May 8 night
(Numbers 9:11); April 8 through 15 is still
to be observed as Unleavened Breads, with
its two holy days.
[Note: The fourteenth was the
preparation/offering day for the Passover
(the lamb); it was eaten on the fifteenth,
between sunset and midnight - the beginning
of the first annual Holy Day. The fourteenth
is neither a feast day nor a holy day; there
is translational confusion.]
The Three Feasts of
Yahweh, with
their Seven Holy Days, portray Yeshua
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