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Three Paradigms and the Feasts
By Kevin Michalek · The Feasts and the Sanctuary
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Kevin’s four-page chart of the feasts of Israel: the spring and fall feasts, the parenthetical periods between them such as Teshuvah, and the Scriptures and events connected with each.
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FEASTS 1st Parenthetical ISRAEL FEASTS
Spring Feasts
Pesach ( Passover) EX. 12:2 taking of the lamb
EX. 12:6,7 slaughtering of lamb and the blood
on the door posts
* Ex. 12:13 God passes over the house w/blood
Ha Ha Matzvah (Feast of unleavend bread) * EX. 16:15-20 Eating of Unleavend bread 7 days in haste
Bikkurim (Feats of First Fruits) * Lev. 23:1,2; 9-14; Num. 18 First fruits offered
to the Levi priests. These were the people to God offered to be set free from bondage
Shavout (Pentecost/feast of weeks (49)) EX. 23:14-19, Lev.23:15-16 and Deut.16:10.
Giving of the Law on Mt. Sinai
Non-feast Parenthetical -Teshuvah
2 witnesses during Teshuvah
Dead to living witness * 1 st Witness = Moses - 2nd time on Mt. Sinai = 40 days
without food and water = Ex. 34:28
Living witness 2nd witness = Elijah - He ran for forty days without food and water after leaving
Mt. Carmel then to Beersheba, where Abram's 7 wells were & where God made an
oath to Abram. The he was fed by an angel 1 Kings 19:3-9 and went to Mt. Sinai without
food and water for 40 days (Referred to as 1st Elijah)
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Fall Feasts
Rosh Hashanah/ Yom Terah (Feast of Trumpets) The preparation of meeting God in giving of the Law Ex. 19
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) The giving of the Law Ex. 20
Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) The feast of the building of the tabernacle in the wilderness Ex. 23,26,-30
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2nd Parenthetical JESUS -CHRISTIAN CHURCH FEASTS 3rd Parenthetical TIME OF END (1844) FEASTS
Jesus offered as the passover lamb We receive the lamb in the outer corst at the altar of burnt sacrifice
1 Cor. 5:7; Jn. 1:49; Ex. 12:13; Mark 14:12; 1 Pet. 1:19; Rev. 13:8 Lev. 1:4; 5:5, Numbers 5:7
The scapgoat ceremony Lev. 16:21
Jesus was the unleavend bread - 1 Cor. 5:7; no sin/levean in believers. Corresponds to the Scapgoat ceremony Lev. 16 (blotted out)
Jesus became the feast of firstfruits of those who follow Those who live in Christ (Eph. 3:19; Col. 1:27) will be the firstfruits into the city
Because of Jesus' death he brought the power of the Holy Spirit. The Feast of Pentecost or Feast of Weeks. The Holy Spirit is placed on believers Acts 2:1-4
Jn. 14-16
1st witness = Jesus- Was in the wilderness for 40 days after 1st witness = Those sealed/died under the 3rd angel's message
his baptism- Luke 4:1-13
2nd witness - Those 144k that live through the 7 last plagues
2nd witness = John the Baptist , John 1:19 -28
(Referred to as 2nd Elijah Mal. 4:5) (Referred to as 3rd Elijah Mal. 4:5)
2nd witness = The Apostles, Acts 1:8
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In the wilderness prepatory to Yom Kippur of Isa. 61, Luke 4 Dan. 12:11,12 describes the 1290 and 1335. The time of 45 days
describes Feast of Trumpets and Yom Kippur. The 45 days includes
Teshuvah, F .O.T. and up to Yom Kippur. Days of cleansing for the 144k
Jesus came to the synagogue to preach the good news of Isa. 61, Luke 4 The 2nd coming of Jesus. Lev. 16 & G.C. p. 620,623. Sins blotted out
Jesus tabernacles with men Luke 4:14,15 7 days after Yom Kippur (2nd coming of Jesus) the feast of Tabernacles
begins in heaven. Rev. 21:3 God tabernacles with man