Jew and Greek, male and female, slave and free all celebrate together in #sukkot. Sound familiar? See Deuteronomy 16:14-15 and Galatians 3:28. Sukkot is properly celebrated only in Jerusalem at the Temple. So, for now, we're just practicing.
Native Israelites and those grafted in must keep the festival of #sukkot, but only the native-born are required to live in sukkot (temporary shelters). See Leviticus 23:42. All those from among the nations who are called by God's Name will be united with Israel at Sukkot. Whatever your race, personality, or skills, God has called you out to be a part of His people. See Amos 9:11-12.
If any nation refuses to celebrate Sukkot with Messiah in Jerusalem, they will suffer drought and plague. Since everyone will keep Sukkot in the Millennial Era, why not start now? See Zechariah 14:16-18.
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Shalom, here is First Fruits Ministries' bulletin for the First Day of Tabernacles 10/17 and for the weekly Sabbath on 10/19. Please read it for a number of key details: https://firstfruits.cc/blog/20....24/10/16/bulletin-fo
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WORD FOR TODAY “The real key to prosperity”: Jos 1:8 Yes, keep this book of the Torah on your lips, and meditate on it day and night, so that you will take care to act according to everything written in it. Then your undertakings will prosper, and you will succeed.
SPOKEN VERSE FOR TODAY: Pro 19:6 Many ask favors of a generous person—to a giver of gifts, everyone is a friend.
“Faith comes by hearing” positive frequencies spoken out loud hourly.
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Genesis 22:5, “Stay here with the donkey,” Abraham told his servants. “The boy and I will go over there to worship, and then we will return to you.” There is a difference between praise and worship and this verse makes it clear that Abraham was not in the mood to offer praise as he readied himself to offer Isaac. Abraham was most likely confused, sad and maybe even angry that our Creator would ask him to offer his son. And yet Abraham was willing to be obedient to the point of using the word worship as he prepared to walk up that hill while at the same time assuring his servants that both of them would return.