Leviticus episode 8 - From Passover To Tabernacles, God Maps Our Redemption Story
About this episode
The episode explores the significance of the feasts in Leviticus 23 as markers in the story of redemption.
A calendar of rituals can feel distant, until you realise it maps the whole arc of redemption. We walk through Leviticus 23 and discover how each feast becomes a waypoint: Sabbath as weekly rest that remembers creation and redemption; Passover as deliverance under the Lamb’s blood; Unleavened Bread as a decisive exit from Egypt’s grip; Firstfruits as the pledge that resurrection has begun; Pentecost as the Spirit’s harvest of people; Trumpets as the sound of victory and inheritance; and Taber...
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