Leviticus 23
LeviticusSteve Gregg
Leviticus 23 describes the yearly feasts and festivals of the Lord that happen annually in the tabernacle in Jerusalem. These celebrations were timed to specific times and were marked by singing, dancing, eating together, and laughing. The feasts give us different pictures of the whole age of Christ, with each speaking to moral and spiritual character, judgment, and redemption through the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the feasts show us how Christ has fulfilled the Old Testament laws and will continue to be celebrated until His Second Coming.
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