The Fall feasts predict how Christ will come again at the end times.

The last guy who tried to predict the end led his followers to give away all their worldly goods and went to a hill to meet Jesus. Needless to say they came back down that hill broke and disappointed.
That guy was the founder of 7th day Adventists

Are you saying that the Lord's predictions are no better than man's predictions?

really, I should waste my time responding to a charge like that?

Please, I am not "charging", I am asking. You tell of man's predictions, and I am telling of the Lord's predictions, so I really wonder at your post. Won't you explain?

Yes, be glad to explain.....your feasts theory looks a lot like trying to predict ....not sure what...but the end time? the trib time? the Lord's return?
So I am saying that the wisdom of man is foolishness to God.......predictions have happened before and all for naught. When the Lord returns will be like a thief in the night......totally unexpected. Surprise!!!

Reminds me of the big to-do over a red heifer some years ago.......

I am amazed that people do not think the feasts have anything to do with God's plan for our redemption. I thought it was something no one thought to argue against.

I certainly did not post that we are not to be surprised by the last days events, that would be against what scripture tells us. I only mentioned that the events predicted that have come about came on the day of the month they were predicted, so that part we could know unless the Lord changed his mind about that. But if the feasts are just God's blowing in the wind-------!!!!!

I wonder if there is arguments against the first four feasts being a prediction of future events? Was Passover a prediction of Christ?

you think Sabbath keeping has something to do with redemption and salvation.

no surprise that you also attach the jewish festivals to this belief....

one more time, either keeping the Sabbath, or the feasts and festivals for that matter, is an option or a requirement.

there is no such thing as an optional requirement

so, is keeping them an option, like a personal choice, or a requirement , as in one cannot be saved without doing so??

it can't be both at the same time.

So what does deciding if keeping the feasts is a requirement or option have to do with this post? It is about the prophecy or the last days that is in the feasts, has nothing to do with deciding about keeping the feast or not.

Salvation has to do with faith in Christ, keeping the feasts is an entirely different subject. Besides, this post has nothing to do with deciding to keep or not keeping the feasts. That again is an entirely different subject..

I’m definitely not seeing the connection what so ever between the feasts.

What I do is look at what the actual signs were said to be.

1. The time is near.
2. This generation won’t past.
3. Some standing here will still be alive.
4. Jesus pointing at the second temple snd saying when it’s destroyed you’ll know it’s time.
5. Paul saying because of the times, don’t marry.

I’m definitely not seeing the connection what so ever between the feasts.

What I do is look at what the actual signs were said to be.

1. The time is near.
2. This generation won’t past.
3. Some standing here will still be alive.
4. Jesus pointing at the second temple snd saying when it’s destroyed you’ll know it’s time.
5. Paul saying because of the times, don’t marry.

Then let me point out what the connection is to the redemption plan of the Lord and the feasts that celebrate that redemption.

Passover: They were told to slaughter a perfect lamb as a symbol of Christ. When they put this blood on the doorpost the angel of death that came to take the first born sinners passed them by and the baby was saved. It is an illustration of how we are saved through the blood of Christ.

Unleavened Bread: Christ's perfect body was put in the tomb but was sinless and did not decay but was resurrected.

First Fruits: Shows that we first belong to the Lord. It was the day Christ rose and Christ was the first. On this day all the saints of the old testament were awakened from their sleep and were resurrected, as we can look forward to eternal life.

Pentecost: In the old testament this was called Sukkot. It is the celebration of the giving of the law on Mt. Sinai, and of the wheat harvest. On the day of this celebration was the first Pentecost when we are given the law in our hearts.

Feast of Trumpets: It is a picture of the second coming of Christ.

Day of Atonement: On this day is a celebration of the forgiveness of sin that we have in Christ.

Feast of Tabernacles: This celebrates the promise of the Lord that God will live with us in a new way. The people lives in special places constructed in their yards for a week in celebration of this promise of the Lord.

I understand that much. But we see those same patterns repeated again and again. The Rock that gives waters, the arc that saves Noah, the bronze serpent on a stick that heals and so on. Even to Abel being killed because he did what God wanted and so his innocent blood was shed. The
Old Testament mentions that the messiah won’t be followed because of his looks that he would be someone not physically great just like David was as a younger kid when he conquered Goliath like Jesus conquered death and in both stories a rock is involved. The rock over his tomb was moved and the rock that hit Goliath in the head.

Nonetheless I’ll read through the feasts again. I believe that the patterns are used again and again but it does not necessarily dictate the events.