Is it possible to keep YHVH’s biblical feasts outside the land of Israel? The short answer is, yes. After all, the saints of Corinth at Paul’s instructions did.

The next question is this: Can you keep the feasts perfectly exactly how the Torah instructed the Israelites to keep them? The short answer is, no, not exactly. That’s like asking the question, can we do anything perfectly that the Word of Elohim instructs us to do such as be Christ-like in everything we do, live a sinless life, walk in perfect love? And the list goes on and on. Obviously not. But that does not mean that we don’t do the best that we can do, and try to get better and better loving and obeying YHVH. The fact is that a lot of things have changed culturally and societally in the past several thousand years with regard to the Bible’s instructions regarding keeping the biblical holidays, but the basic spiritual truths and prophetic implications of YHVH’s feasts have never changed.

The Bible is clear: YHVH gave his seven feasts to his people forever, and they are teaching tools that not only represent the progressive steps in heaven’s plan of salvation for each one of us, but they are memorials that help us to remember where we have come from, where we are at in our spiritual upward journey, and they show us where we are going and what is going to happen in the end times prior to, at and after the second coming of Yeshua the Messiah. This is very instructive intel for the end times saints!

Our keeping the biblical feasts here and now the best that we can wherever we live shows our Father in heaven that we are serious about loving and obeying him, that we want to learn his ways, and that as obedient children, we are taking steps toward him as imperfect as they may be.

Moreover, our obedience to him shows an earnest and willing heart intent on our part, and this is what he is looking for.

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It’s time for Christians to wake up and get real! Why? Glad you asked. Satan knows that his time is short, and he is pulling out all the stops to radicalize his human army to kill, steal and destroy Bible believers all over the world. This is the spirit of antichrist. Make no mistake. The world hates Christ/Messiah and his followers. They do not understand us, and they are blind to the spiritual reality of the gospel message and who YHVH Elohim is. Good job Satan! You’ve done a number on mankind and pulled the proverbial wool over their eyes as you are leading them on the highway to hell. Thus, the world think that we are fools, dullards and morons for believing in Elohim and his Word, the Bible. This means that in the eyes of the world we are misfits and oddballs. The world will never understand us, so who cares? What have we got to lose? The Bible recognizes this, and admonishes the followers of Yeshua to just own it, go for broke and become a “fool” for Yeshua the Messiah when it comes to sharing our faith and being spiritual salt and light with those around us. In the process, what have we got to lose? The praises of men, yes. The praises and rewards of our Father in heaven and Yeshua our Messiah, no!

This and other videos by Nathan are available as podcasts on Spotify and Apple podcast under “Hoshana Rabbah.”

If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah’s weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to hoshanarabbah@earthlink.net for more information.

 

The title says it all. This physical life which we must traverse en route to the Promised Land of our spiritual inheritance in the kingdom of Elohim is every bit as difficult as the physical wilderness the children of Israel trudged through for 40 years. The first few chapters of Book of Deuteronomy contain the wise admonitions of a dying leader to his spiritual children on the perils of the wilderness experience and how to overcome them victoriously. Moses’ instructions are every bit as relevant now as they were then, and they contain the keys to success on how not to be consumed and overcome by the perils of the wilderness, but how to ensure that the wilderness experience prepares and refines a person for entrance into eternity in the presence of one’s Heavenly Creator.

This and other videos by Nathan are available as podcasts on Spotify and Apple podcast under “Hoshana Rabbah.”

If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah’s weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to hoshanarabbah@earthlink.net for more information.