Feasts Of The Bible: Jewish Roots Of Believers In Yeshua (Jesus)(Pamphlet)
Throughout the Old Testament, God commanded the people of Israel to observe feasts and holy days (holidays) to remember the mighty things that He had done in the lives of Israelās ancestors. Feasts of the Bible is a full-color booklet that celebrates and explains the meaning behind the biblical feasts and why they are important today. Feasts of the Bible contains an easy-to-read charts that covers each holiday and its details:
- Name and pronunciation
- Simple summary and date of observance
- Symbolic meaning pointing to Jesus as the promised Messiah
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Feasts Of The Bible: Jewish Roots Of Believers In Yeshua (Jesus)(Pamphlet)
Feasts Of The Bible: Jewish Roots Of Believers In Yeshua (Jesus)(Pamphlet)
Throughout the Old Testament, God commanded the people of Israel to observe feasts and holy days (holidays) to remember the mighty things that He had done in the lives of Israelās ancestors. Feasts of the Bible is a full-color booklet that celebrates and explains the meaning behind the biblical feasts and why they are important today. Feasts of the Bible contains an easy-to-read charts that covers each holiday and its details:
- Name and pronunciation
- Simple summary and date of observance
- Symbolic meaning pointing to Jesus as the promised Messiah
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Throughout the Old Testament, God commanded the people of Israel to observe feasts and holy days (holidays) to remember the mighty things that He had done in the lives of Israelās ancestors. Feasts of the Bible is a full-color booklet that celebrates and explains the meaning behind the biblical feasts and why they are important today. Feasts of the Bible contains an easy-to-read charts that covers each holiday and its details:
- Name and pronunciation
- Simple summary and date of observance
- Symbolic meaning pointing to Jesus as the promised Messiah
