"Remember ye the law of Moses my servant, which I commanded unto him in Horeb for all Israel, with the statutes and judgments." (Malachi 4:4)
The following is an excerpt from the book Education by Ellen G. White, page 41-44.
In the arrangements for the education of the chosen people it is made manifest that a life centered in God is a life of completeness. Every want He has implanted, He provides to satisfy; every faculty imparted, He seeks to develop.
The following is an article by Mrs. Ellen G. White found in the May 21, 1985 edition of The Review and Herald.
The following is a list of places where inspiration mentions the New Moon day. Continue reading “What the Bible Says About the New Moon”
Some people have wondered why Christians no longer keep the feast days. To find out the answer to that questions we must examine the history of the feasts, which we will do in the following chart. Continue reading “Why Christians Don’t Keep the Feasts: a 3000-year Timeline”
In this article we will examine some evidence to decide whether or not the feasts should be kept. Continue reading “The Feasts: to Keep or Not to Keep?”
Lev 23:4 These are the feasts of the LORD, even holy convocations, which ye shall proclaim in their seasons. Continue reading “How to Celebrate the Feasts”
Ellen White says some interesting things about the Feast Days. Please read this article I have compiled from the Spirit of Prophecy and then decide for yourself what it means. Continue reading “What Does Ellen White Have to Say About the Feasts?”
Many people seem to have the idea that the Biblical feasts were a ceremonial burden that thankfully is no longer valid or necessary. However, the truth is that the feasts were given by God to be a tremendous spiritual blessing. They were festivals of rejoicing! Continue reading “Festivals of Rejoicing!”
In Acts 15, the Jerusalem Council recommended the following things for the gentile believers Continue reading “What About Acts 15?”
Here is a short summary of 10 of the reasons I believe that the feasts should be kept. Continue reading “10 Reasons to Keep the Feasts”