Are the Feasts for Christians or Jews?

All the feasts are a celebration of Jesus who the Jews deny. The first three Feasts were fulfilled through the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus, and the Jews deny Jesus.

Passover is a celebration of God passing over death for those who accept the sacrifice of the blood of Jesus. The first Passover was when blood from a sacrificial lamb was put on the doorposts of the people freed from slavery as a sign to God to protect the sons from death. It was an illustration to the people of how the blood of Jesus would free them from death. It is about Jesus.

The feast of unleavened bread is to celebrate the burial of Jesus but was raised. Leavened bread is God’s way of illustrating sin for us, Jesus was sinless and survived decay, as sin would decay us. Christ fulfilled this feast when he was buried and became our righteousness.

2 Corinthians 5:21 God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.

The feast of 1st Fruits celebrates that Christ was the first fruit of God, as He was first to rise from the dead.

Pentecost celebrates the new covenant, as we are all given the Holy Spirit as a way that God gives us His law in spirit. The forerunner of this celebration called Shavuot was when God gave us his law on stones.

The fall feasts are prophetic of Christ’s return, (Trumpets), judgment (Atonement) and protection of the Lord in the last days (Tabernacles) It refers to the protection the Lord gave the Jews freed from slavery that is prophetic of the protection we will have through Christ in our last days.

I don’t think God gave the feasts for Jews, but in truth for Christians. Do you disagree?

The festivals are Gods.

All the feasts are a celebration of Jesus who the Jews deny. The first three Feasts were fulfilled through the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus, and the Jews deny Jesus.

Passover is a celebration of God passing over death for those who accept the sacrifice of the blood of Jesus. The first Passover was when blood from a sacrificial lamb was put on the doorposts of the people freed from slavery as a sign to God to protect the sons from death. It was an illustration to the people of how the blood of Jesus would free them from death. It is about Jesus.

The feast of unleavened bread is to celebrate the burial of Jesus but was raised. Leavened bread is God’s way of illustrating sin for us, Jesus was sinless and survived decay, as sin would decay us. Christ fulfilled this feast when he was buried and became our righteousness.

2 Corinthians 5:21 God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.

The feast of 1st Fruits celebrates that Christ was the first fruit of God, as He was first to rise from the dead.

Pentecost celebrates the new covenant, as we are all given the Holy Spirit as a way that God gives us His law in spirit. The forerunner of this celebration called Shavuot was when God gave us his law on stones.

The fall feasts are prophetic of Christ’s return, (Trumpets), judgment (Atonement) and protection of the Lord in the last days (Tabernacles) It refers to the protection the Lord gave the Jews freed from slavery that is prophetic of the protection we will have through Christ in our last days.

I don’t think God gave the feasts for Jews, but in truth for Christians. Do you disagree?

All the feasts are a celebration of Jesus who the Jews deny. The first three Feasts were fulfilled through the crucifixion, burial and resurrection of Jesus, and the Jews deny Jesus.

Passover is a celebration of God passing over death for those who accept the sacrifice of the blood of Jesus. The first Passover was when blood from a sacrificial lamb was put on the doorposts of the people freed from slavery as a sign to God to protect the sons from death. It was an illustration to the people of how the blood of Jesus would free them from death. It is about Jesus.

The feast of unleavened bread is to celebrate the burial of Jesus but was raised. Leavened bread is God’s way of illustrating sin for us, Jesus was sinless and survived decay, as sin would decay us. Christ fulfilled this feast when he was buried and became our righteousness.

2 Corinthians 5:21 God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.

The feast of 1st Fruits celebrates that Christ was the first fruit of God, as He was first to rise from the dead.

Pentecost celebrates the new covenant, as we are all given the Holy Spirit as a way that God gives us His law in spirit. The forerunner of this celebration called Shavuot was when God gave us his law on stones.

The fall feasts are prophetic of Christ’s return, (Trumpets), judgment (Atonement) and protection of the Lord in the last days (Tabernacles) It refers to the protection the Lord gave the Jews freed from slavery that is prophetic of the protection we will have through Christ in our last days.

I don’t think God gave the feasts for Jews, but in truth for Christians. Do you disagree?

Lev 23:
1 And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,

2 Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, Concerning the feasts of the LORD, which ye sshall proclaim to be holy convocations, even these are my feasts.
(NOTE: Speak unto the children of ""Israel"". God changed Jacob's name to Israel.)

1) Are Christians/The Body of Christ/Church today, Jacob's offspring?

2) Passover, Pentecost & Tabernacles were mandatory pilgrimage/travel to the Temple Feasts. Every male Jew of age had to make the pilgrimage, No Temple to travel to today.

3) The Lord himself, on Passover, invoked this New Testament/church ordinance:

Luke 22:17 Jesus took the cup, and gave thanks, and said, Take this, and divide it among yourselves:

19 He took bread gave thanks, brake it & gave to them, saying, This is my body which is given for you: this "do in remembrance of me"

20 Likewise also the cup after supper, saying, "This cup is the new testament in my blood" which is shed for you. Also see Matt 26:26-28 & 1 Cor 11:24-27.

1 Corinthians 5:7 (B) For even Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us:

John 6:53 Jesus said, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood; "ye have NO LIFE in you".

Finding this online, does this represent your view, as it seems very close to it?

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I hope all who read this don't think of it as "my view", but wonder if it is truly God's view. I am nothing, God is all.

I don’t think God gave the feasts for Jews, but in truth for Christians. Do you disagree?

Colossians, Chapter 2:

16Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:
17Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.

I don’t think God gave the feasts for Jews, but in truth for Christians. Do you disagree?

You're either a glutton for punishment or a brave sister. I tend to think the latter.

The festivals are Gods. And since Jesus was God....

Please don’t be upset with me, my motives are loving and respectful. ❤️

I encourage everyone to speak of Jesus in present tense. Jesus “wasn’t” God; He is God. ❤️

The problem we face here is that most will do it regardless........judge that is.

All you have to do is read Leviticus 23 to see that God did indeed give the feasts to Israel (the twelve tribes). Definitely NOT to Christians, since the Body of Christ is also the Temple of God.

In any event the question is moot. There is no temple in Jerusalem, neither is there a Levitical priesthood, neither can there be any proper sacrifices after the finished work of Christ on the cross. And without all those elements, you cannot observe the feasts as commanded by God.

So if you are trying to resurrect the feasts, you must believe that you are wiser than God.

If someone truly believes they are saved by Grace, by the precious blood of Christ, why do they insist on trying to live under the Law that Christ fulfilled? If they insist on trying to live under the Law, are they not dismissing the "perfect Sacrifice?"

IMO they are, but people have free will, so if they insist on trying to live under the Law that's between them and God. I just hope they know they will be judged by the Law, and the blood of Christ will not be available to them on the day they stand before the Judgement Seat. I truly hope they understand that.