Hardcover - 224 pages
June 1997
Thomas Nelson
ISBN: 0785275185

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From Back Cover: "Israel's feasts are infinitely more important than just a series of cultural observances. These feasts are appointed by the Lord, and they are owned by the Lord. He calls them 'my feasts.' Together they form God's prophetic calendar, outlining the work of history's most important person--Jesus, the Messiah. As such, few themes are more timely or rewarding for God's people today.

"The Feasts of the Lord covers all aspects of the biblical feasts--historical background, biblical observance, modern observance, and prophetic significance. Yet, this book is not just another reference book on the feasts. It is written from the Hebrew Christian viewpoint, helping you to see the feasts through Jewish eyes.

"The words of the Savior, His messianic claims, and Bible prophecy will all take on a rich, new relevance for you against the exciting backdrop of The Feasts of the Lord."

Inside Front Cover: "Written with Christian and Jewish audiences in mind, The Feasts of the Lord takes the reader through all of the holy days of Israel. These ancient celebrations come alive as they are enhanced with over one hundred and fifty full-color charts, photographs and paintings. As the history of the Judean holy days is revealed, the Jewish customs that serve as the most foundational facts of Christianity are brought to light. As Rosenthal and Howard strive to create a fresh understanding, these traditions are weighed in the light of God's Word to reveal the Messiah.

"Step back to the days of Israel's Temple and then forward to the modern Jewish home to join a family as they celebrate these feasts. Experience the alluring aroma of baking matza, hear the nervous sounds of the bleating temple lambs, and feel the warmth of the Judean sun. With each step of the journey, the brilliant rays of the coming Messianic Kingdom and Israel's Messiah will become more radiant."

Chapter 4 of the book online at http://www.roshpinah.org/passover

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