The Bible reveals a pattern of cycles—weekly, yearly, seven‑year, and fifty‑year rhythms designed to shape a balanced, meaningful, and spiritually grounded life. When we embrace Yahweh’s Holy Days, we step into these divine seasons of repentance, celebration, rest, and renewal.
This teaching explores how biblical cycles help us navigate prosperity and hardship, joy and sorrow, birth and loss, and the natural ebb and flow of a redeemed life. Many believers who leave the mainstream Sunday system discover that much of what they were taught doesn’t align with Scripture. But rather than staying focused on what we’ve rejected, Scripture invites us to “flip the script” and live out Yahweh’s appointed times with joy and confidence.
The return of the Messiah is not a moment of fear for those walking in covenant—it is a day of celebration. This message encourages you to embrace Yahweh’s seasons, live with purpose, and walk in the hope and redemption found in Yeshua.
The Four Cups of Passover: Understanding PRDS and the Deeper Meaning of Passover in Scripture
Explore the rich, four‑level biblical meaning of Passover through the lens of PaRDeS (PRDS)—the ancient Hebrew framework for understanding Scripture. This teaching walks through the P’shat, Remez, Drash, and Sod levels of Passover, from Abraham and Isaac, to the Exodus, to the sacrifice of Yeshua, and finally to the prophetic future fulfillment in the coming Kingdom. Learn how each “cup” of Passover reveals deeper layers of God’s plan, how the Exodus connects to Messiah’s sacrifice, and why the fourth cup remains a powerful mystery yet to unfold. Perfect for Bible students, teachers, and anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of Scripture and the Passover season.
Spring Holy Days 2026: Passover, Unleavened Bread, and the Night He Was Betrayed Explained
Explore the full meaning and schedule of the Spring Holy Days in 2026, including Passover, Unleavened Bread, and the unique observance Yeshua commanded: the Night He Was Betrayed. This teaching walks through each appointed time with clarity, scripture, and practical guidance for believers observing outside the Land in a New Covenant context. We cover: – The Night He Was Betrayed — why Yeshua told us to commemorate it, and how we observe it on Tuesday, March 31 at sundown – Why accuracy matters and why this observance is unique among Torah‑keepers, Jews, and mainstream Christians – Holy days in exile — what can and cannot be done without a temple, priesthood, or agriculture – Removing leaven before Wednesday, April 1 and how to apply the command today – Passover and the start of Unleavened Bread at sundown on April 1, including our New Covenant Seder focused on the New Jerusalem – ULB Day 1 on Thursday, April 2 — a High Sabbath gathering – First Fruits discussion on Shabbat, April 4 — what applies today and what does not – Last Day of Unleavened Bread on April 8 — a day of renewal, fellowship, and reflection on the resurrection This video is designed to help believers honor YHVH’s appointed times with care, understanding, and obedience—without adding what Scripture forbids or removing what it commands.
I asked Microsoft Copilot which day of the week they held holy, what annual holy days they kept, and did they believe in eternal souls. Watch to see the answers
Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth: The Wedding Supper of the Lamb is an analogy… until it isn’t! Throughout history, Yahweh has given warnings about impending destruction. The invitation to the Wedding Supper of the Lamb is a metaphor for this warning. This years’ message on First Fruits shows the warning throughout history and why we need to accept the invitation lest we end up outside, weeping and gnashing our teeth.
Yom Kippur 2024: Explaining the Last Adam. The history of the Day of Atonement and its importance to the end of days.
The history of the Day of Atonement is almost as old as earth itself. This day is applicable to Christians today and incredibly important for understanding the end of days.
Be aware. Last year, October 7 was both the Sabbath and a high day. Israel was attacked. This year, October 12 is the Sabbath and the fast. This is a dangerous time.
The ten days between Yom Teruah and Yom Kippur, aka the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement, are referred to as the Days of Awe. In Judaism, it is a time of repentance and soul searching ahead of the fast, which they consider to be the holiest day of the year. These are traditions so we take this info with a grain of salt understanding we can learn from traditions.
There’s also something to consider…. Christianity started as a sect of Judaism. The two were indistinguishable for decades after the ascension of the Messiah. Acts 15 was addressing what to do with Gentiles who accepted Yeshua, Jesus, as the Messiah and then showed up at synagogue. It’s more than reasonable to consider that our Messianic forefathers influenced Judaism before Messianics, aka Christians, were forced out of the synagogue. Jews associated the Day of Trumpets with having people be inscribed in the book of life and then, on the Day of Atonement, sealed in the book of life. These concepts have a New Testament eschatology flavor to them, don’t they?
We don’t know what the ten days between Yom Teruah and Yom Kippur signify. The bible doesn’t tell us. But they mirror the ten days between the first day of the first month of the year and the selection of the lamb for Passover. We know that Yom Teruah, the Day of Trumpets, signifies the return of Yeshua. We also know the Day of Atonement is associated with Yeshua’s sacrifice. Sometimes this is hidden, like in the special linen garment He was buried in and the one piece tunic He was crucified in. Those are reminiscent of the special clothes the High Priest wore on the Day of Atonement, when the High Priest came into the presence of Yahweh. We can see an easy parallel here. Sometimes the hints are not so subtle. In the book of Hebrews, it is written that Yom Kippur is a day for the forgiveness of sins committed in ignorance and the Messiah asked God to forgive His executioners because they did not know what they were doing. This would be a direct correlation. The Holy Days of Leviticus 23 are not just relevant to a New Covenant believer, they contain a lot of information about past and future events.
As you prepare for the fast, which starts at sunset October 11 through sunset October 12 this year, meditate on what the Messiah’s sacrifice has done for mankind. He has made a way for the forgiveness of sins committed in ignorance, to include His own executioners. This means He has made a way for the billions of people who have never known Him and His Father like we do. And praise Yahweh for sending His Son into the world for this purpose.
The Day of Trumpets, also called Yom Teruah, is an ancient Holy Day that prophecies the return of the Messiah. This knowledge has been lost since the first century.
The notes are posted below but please watch the video for much more detail and discussion.
Yom Teruah 2024
Chag Sameach everybody! Welcome to the Day of Trumpets, Yom Teruah. Lots of folks ponder prophecy and don’t realize we have been given a road map. This road map was established at creation and the lined out through the Holy Days of Leviticus 23. Most of Christianity doesn’t pay much attention to the Old Testament at all, to their peril. Once people realize the whole bible is applicable to us today and learn about the relationship of the Holy Days to prophecy, the bible makes a lot more sense. Let’s start with a scripture most people know.
Slide 2 (1Th 4:13-18)
The next step in prophecy is the return of Yeshua, the Messiah. Most believe this will happen at some random time in the future. That may very well be true, but there are big hints here for those of us who value the Torah as to what time of year He will return.
Slide 3 (Lev 23:1-2) then (Lev 23:23-25)
Leviticus 23 outlines YHVH’s appointed times. The KJV wrongly calls these feasts. Most are that, but the larger umbrella is the word moedim, or appointed times. Yom Kippur, for example, is not a feast so it does not fall into that category. It does, however, fall into the category of an appointed time. These days are Yahweh’s Outlook calendar. It’s when He expects His people to stop their lives and meet with Him. The Sabbath is weekly, the rest are annual.
When the Messiah was crucified on Passover and the Ruach, the Spirit, given on Shavuot/Pentecost, which are both appointed times, we realized that all these days have a prophetic significance.
When we look at the Day of Trumpets, we see similar language to Paul’s description of the return of the Messiah. There’s only one word for blowing here, trumpets is implied. The word for blowing is teruah, which is the real name of this Holy Day. It’s not Rosh Hashanah, it’s actually Yom Teruah. Teruah can mean “clamor, battle cry, shouting, blowing of trumpets, and general noise.” Connecting this day to the return of the Messiah is not a stretch at all. The first time the Messiah came, He came as a lamb. When He returns, it will be as a lion with legions of angels. It will be loud, visible, and overwhelming.
Slide 4 (Jos 6:1-5 NAS95)
Peter writes that a day is as a thousand years and a thousand years as a day to God. From this, we extrapolate that this earth, this era, has 6K years to effectively run its course. In Revelation 20, it is written there will be a future 1000 year period that’s a Messianic kingdom. It begins with the return of the Messiah and we believe the Day of Trumpets to signify that. These verses allude to it pretty directly. Jericho was a pagan city that YHVH wanted destroyed. It also symbolizes Egypt, Babylon, and all of men’s works. The people of God are to follow His instructions, no matter how silly, for the 6K years so when He topples this system, we will be found faithful. There was even a family who repented late in life on the wall of Jericho. Rahab, who hid the spies, was saved when the calamity befell Jericho. She and her whole family were grafted into the family of God, and she was even in the lineage of Yeshua. The lessons here are plentiful. When the Israelites crossed the Jordan, the people of Canaan knew it was the end of them. They knew it was for war. When the Messiah comes back, same thing. Most of the world will tremble. But some will repent and be saved, even in disaster. And the work that is coming is noisy and obvious. It’s not a secret. So if someone tells you the Messiah has already returned, well, you know not to listen to them. When He comes back, every knee will bow and every tongue confess. It’s going to be big, obvious, and the change to this planet will be a permanent change. When the ultimate kingdom comes, that Messianic kingdom, nobody will be able to say “I didn’t know about it, tell me more.”
Slide 5 Mark 13 – AD 70 and then the end. False Christs. We know Isaiah spoke about two different things at once so let’s not assume that can’t happen again. The temple is destroyed then the elect are gathered. The abomination of desolation twice, AD 70 and Maccabees.
End up at Mark 13:32 – nobody knows the day or hour. Idiom about the day of Trumpets. We use a calculated calendar today. This year and last it was correct. The days of the tetrad red moons, it was correct. But even if we know it to be quite accurate, we are never completely sure. Yom Teruah is the only Holy Day that falls on the first day of the month. It begins on the first day of the 7th month. In ancient times, they had to watch and be ready for this holy day. Once it was sighted, the silver trumpets from the trumpet would be sounded at the command of the Kohen Gadol, then the sound would be repeated throughout the land. A sabbath day that springs upon us… to a degree. People can surely count to 28 from the last month and start looking. As we have been looking more and more in recent years, haven’t we?
Slide 6 I Cor 15: 1-28 The resurrection tied to Trumpets. The order of things to come. We need to comfort one another with these words. There is an order. We know it. And even thought things get bad, and then worse, we know that once He returns, it will set in motion things prophesied for ages.
20 ties first fruits to the resurrection, the day He was resurrected.
Christian Rituals: We must examine ourselves before taking the bread and wine. Take a step back and examine what just happened with Easter Sunday. Look at the rituals and match them against what the Bible really says to do. Did your Easter services mention anything about examining yourselves? Did you take the bread and wine?
This is an in-depth study on the rise and fall of civilizations from a biblical perspective. Key points:
The time it takes for societies to fall is a lot longer than we think.
The timeline between Adam and the flood is about 1600 years.
The United States is a metaphor for Israel and a wicked nation simultaneously.
Specifically how the New Testament shifted the focus from a singular nation back to a global effort of salvation similar to pre-flood.
Very specific instances of falling away in the present day and why it is so difficult to get people to repent today.
This is an in-depth study on the rise and fall of civilizations from a biblical perspective. Key points: · The time it takes for societies to fall is a lot longer than we think. · The timeline between Adam and the flood is about 1600 years. · The United States is a metaphor for… pic.twitter.com/pMLkWNttWm
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