UNLOCK THE RICH HISTORY OF BIBLICAL FEASTS

Discover the significance of ancient Israel’s celebrations, festivals, and holy days with Rose Guide to the Feasts, Festivals and Fasts of the Bible. This comprehensive guide explores the historical and biblical background of these special times, revealing God’s complete picture and plan of redemption. By understanding these feasts, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the traditions and customs that shaped the lives of ancient Israelites and continue to influence Jewish and Christian communities today.

EXPLORE THE FEASTS THROUGH MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES

This unique guide brings together the insights of five expert contributors, each offering a distinct perspective on the biblical feasts. Dr. Paul Wright examines the historical and biblical context of the feasts in ancient Israel. Rabbi Moshe Silberschein discusses the ways these festivals were celebrated during the intertestamental and early Rabbinic periods. Educator Ophir Yarden shares traditions common in North America and Israel, while Pastor Steven Lancaster and Rev. Heidi Kinner explore the significance of these feasts for Messianic believers and the early Church.

GAIN A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

By studying the feasts, festivals, and fasts of the Bible, you’ll gain a richer understanding of Scripture and its relevance to modern-day Christian life. This guide will help you connect the dots between ancient traditions and the life and work of Jesus, revealing the depth and complexity of God’s plan of redemption. Whether you’re a biblical scholar, a history buff, or simply someone seeking to deepen your faith, Rose Guide to the Feasts, Festivals and Fasts of the Bible is an invaluable resource.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Authors: Dr. Paul Wright, Rabbi Moshe Silberschein, Educator Ophir Yarden, Pastor Steven Lancaster, Rev. Heidi Kinner
• Publisher: Rose Publishing
• Publication Date: Not specified
• Language: English
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: Not specified
• ISBN: Not specified
• Bible Reference: Old Testament, New Testament
• Subject: Biblical Studies, Jewish Traditions, Christian Theology