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    Feasts of the Bible Participant Guide
    Feasts of the Bible Participant Guide
    Feasts of the Bible Participant Guide
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    Feasts of the Bible Participant Guide

    By Dr. Sam Nadler

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    This is the companion Participant Guide to the Feasts of the Bible 6-Session DVD-based Study (9781596364653). It gives the participant discussion questions, quizzes, a place for taking notes and listing prayer requests, additional Old Testament information about types of offerings, the role of the priests, the meaning of Jesus’ teaching that he was “Lord of the Sabbath,” and more. Includes a calendar of the feasts (they change dates each year) and diagrams and charts for the tabernacle and the feasts of the Lord. Some Christians miss the importance of the biblical feasts, seeing them as merely “Jewish” holidays, but Scripture says these are the Feasts of the Lord God established for all people for all time. Now you can connect the Hebrew roots of Christianity and the symbolism that points to Jesus Christ using the 6-session DVD-based study and this Participant Guide. A separate copy of the Participant Guide is recommended for each person.

    Also available separately:
    • Feasts of the Bible DVD (ISBN 9781596364653 or UPC 031809088081): Contains the 6-session DVD-based study; a PDF version of the Leader Guide; and PDF files for promotional posters, fliers, handouts, bulletin inserts and banners
    • Feasts of the Bible Leader Guide (ISBN 9781596364660 and also available as an e-book): Along with the DVD, it gives the leader everything needed to host this fascinating topic as a Sunday school class, small group, or home fellowship.
    • Feasts of the Bible Curriculum Kit (ISBN 9781596364646): it includes the 6-session DVD (ISBN 9781596364653 or UPC 031809088081); 1 printed Leader Guide (ISBN 9781596364660) and also a PDF of the Leader Guide; 1 printed Participant Guide (ISBN 9781596364677); a PowerPoint presentation (100 slides); PDF files for promotional posters, fliers, handouts, bulletin inserts and banners; Feasts of the Bible pamphlet (ISBN 9781496463470, also available as an e-book), and Messiah in the Feasts of Israel book by series host Sam Nadler (ISBN 9780970261977).

    Sam Nadler is a Jewish believer in Jesus who was brought up in an Orthodox Jewish home in Queens, New York. As he began looking at the Old Testament prophecies, they seemed to point to Jesus as the Messiah. He soon came to faith in Jesus and realized his Jewishness wasn’t just some accident of nature, but that God had a plan and purpose, not only for the Jewish people as a whole, but for Sam personally. Sam is president of Word of Messiah Ministries, an outreach which develops leaders for worldwide impact for the gospel among the Jewish People. He served as president of Chosen People Ministries and started the Jews for Jesus outreach in New York City. He received a doctoral degree from Southern Evangelical Seminary and has authored several books including Messiah in the Feasts of Israel, The Messianic Answer Book, Feasts of the Bible, and devotional commentaries on Jonah and Ruth.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTyndale House Publishers
    Release dateAug 3, 2021
    ISBN9781596365919
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      Feasts of the Bible Participant Guide - Dr. Sam Nadler

      Follow Along and Take Notes

      HINT: Be sure to see the key terms and charts following the session outline.

      Session 1 Outline

      Sabbath Rest

      Sabbath Rest: The Theme of God’s Redemptive Program

      Creation

      Matthew 11:28

      Created in his image to:

      Represent

      Genesis 3:15

      Restore

      Exodus 20

      Relate

      Redemption

      Deuteronomy 5:15

      Restored relationship

      Sabbath Peace

      Rest

      Sanctify (set apart)

      Exodus 31:13

      Eternity

      Exodus 31:17

      Psalm 95:11; Hebrews 4:3

      Sign pointing to eternal rest

      Lord of the Sabbath

      Matthew 12:8

      John 15:5

      Sabbath = Promise completed in Messiah

      Seven Feasts of Israel (Leviticus 23)

      Moedim = appointments

      Passover

      Feast of Unleavened Bread

      Firstfruits (Reishit)

      Pentecost

      Leviticus 23:22; Harvest

      Feast of Trumpets (Yom HaTeruah; Rosh HaShanah)

      Isa. 27:13; 1 Cor. 15:51–52; 1 Thess. 4:16–18

      Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)

      Zechariah 12:10

      Isaiah 53:6

      Romans 11:23–26

      Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot)

      Zechariah 14:9

      Revelation 7:9, 15

      Key Terms

      Atonement – The covering of sin; the reconciliation between God and humanity. The final atonement was made by Jesus on behalf of sinners to bring peace between humankind and God through Jesus’ death on the cross. He became our sin offering. The concept of atonement spans both Testaments, everywhere pointing to the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus for the sins of the world.

      The Exodus – The story of how God delivered the Israelites from bondage in ancient Egypt by Moses. This account is recorded in the book of Exodus.

      Image of God – The spiritual character of God as described in Ephesians 4:24: Put on the new self, which in the likeness of God has been created in righteousness and holiness of the truth.

      Messiah – Hebrew Mashiach, literally, anointed one as a prince or king of Israel. The Greek equivalent of this word is christos, which is transliterated into English as Christ.

      Moedim – Literally appointments in Hebrew from Leviticus 23:2. These appointments were the scheduled times to appear before the Lord for worship and sacrifices. The feasts of Israel from Leviticus 23 were God’s appointed times.

      Redemptive Program – The word redemption means to buy back. The Fall of Man in the Garden of Eden through sin caused separation with God and spiritual death. Since then, God launched his program to restore humanity to himself. The feasts of Israel picture how God’s redemptive work will be accomplished.

      Sanctification – A biblical term that encompasses two aspects: Sanctification is a one-time act that sets a person apart to God at salvation, thus believers are called saints in the Bible; and it is also the process of spiritually maturing into the likeness of Jesus.

      Sabbath – An Anglicized word for Shabbat that literally means cessation in Hebrew and is understood as rest. In the Old Testament, the Sabbath is the seventh day of the week. Shabbat begins at sundown on Friday until sundown on Saturday and is a day of rest unto God.

      Sheva – Hebrew word for the number seven. It means completion, as seven days make a complete week. It also means oath or vow. For example, the name Elizabeth in Hebrew, Eli-sheva, means "the oath of

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