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Answer: Just because something is a stumbling block does not make it
wrong to observe. Jesus Himself was a stumbling block to His own
people, but I don’t think we would disagree that He did the PERFECT
will of the father. Whenever God moves in a different way from the
established tradition, it will cause people to stumble because we are
more accustomed to the order (outside actions) than we are to the living
moving reality of the Holy Spirit.
Celebrating the Feasts will be a progressive change and transition in the
order of worship just like the temple change (from stones to people)
was progressive when Jesus came the first time. I don’t celebrate
Feasts to gain acceptance or fulfill any kind of requirements before
God. I do it because I love God and it honors HIS order. God is full of
mercy and He will teach His people who have hearts to love Him HOW
to worship Him more in TRUTH.
We are at the dawning of a new age. The devil has stolen the term
“new age” and uses it to describe those who practice divination, but the
truth is that the 6,000 years that God allotted to mankind is expired, and
we are in a transition into God’s REST (The third day - millennial reign
of Jesus). If God has determined to change the order of how we
do/know/understand “church,” then that is His prerogative and He will
do it whether we join in on the action or not.
I am NOT trying to “push” or create a “need” for anyone to celebrate
the Feasts. Jesus Himself is the ultimate reality and having a
relationship with Him is the first and utmost priority. The Feasts will
point to this reality without usurping this all important focus IF we
walk after the Spirit and not after the flesh. If God wants his people to
celebrate His Feasts, then it is going to happen. If it is just an idea of
man’s, then it will ultimately fail. Just keep your eyes on Jesus and
these things will come into perspective.
Question: What should I do to honor the Feasts of the Lord?
Answer: REMEMBER THEM. The Sabbath, and the Feasts are meant
to be memorials of God’s goodness. The fourth commandment says,
“REMEMBER My Sabbath day to keep it holy.” If all that you do is
voice a simple, “Thank you Lord for your day of rest” on Saturday, it
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