Now that we have covered all the Holy Days, I want to look at everything overall. All these feasts have some sort of pointing to the Messiah: Yeshua/Jesus. Growing up in church, we all know the first set of fulfillments. Digging into the Word and looking into the other fulfillments is so cool. I pointed out some of the Biblical events that happen on these different Holy Days. Those are just some of the things that happened. There are plenty of other examples. We see over and over, God uses these Holy Days, in Hebrew a better translation would be "appointed times", as times He does things. Does that mean He is limited to just these times? Of course not! But we do see He does seem to prefer doing major things around these major days.

I mentioned on the Feast of Tabernacles part about the Last Great Day is seen as its own feast to some. I forgot to mention on the Passover that some don't see that as a feast day, but a meal that happens on the first day of Unleavened Bread. Why are these things important to point out? Because when we look at numbers in the Bible, we see several numbers that repeat throughout Scripture: three, seven, ten, twelve, and forty. God does a lot of things in sevens, specifically. Some see the Holy Days as something He has done in sevens. So, depending on how you view some of these things, depends on what those seven are. However, I don't feel this is a subject that anyone needs to be staunch one way or another on. I've mentioned on some of these feasts, I've gone back and forth on things about them. I think any honest studier of the Word would have a similar viewpoint on many subjects. You find things that support one view. Then when you go and study again, you find more evidence for a different view.

The Holy Days are fun and cool and have a lot of hidden meaning in them. Keep digging!

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