The Feast of Succoth (Tabernacles) - PDF
A detailed study of both the Biblical and Rabbinic perspectives on the feast of Succoth.
The Feasts and Fasts of Israel: Their Historical and Prophetic Significance
This work is devoted to those Jewish feasts and fasts that are observed on a yearly basis.
The introduction explores the historical background, function, and order of the Jewish calendar. This is followed by the first part of the book, which surveys the seven holy seasons of Israel. To set the stage, the sacrifices described in the book of Leviticus are presented, followed by an introduction of the holy seasons of Israel. Then, the festivals are studied one by one, beginning with Pesach and ending with Sukkot. The author explains how the holy seasons were to be celebrated in accordance with the Mosaic Law, how Rabbinic Judaism observes them, what their Messianic implications are, and how they have been or will be fulfilled in the Messianic program.
The second part of this commentary covers the post-Mosaic feasts of Israel, namely Chanukah and Purim. This is followed by a third part, which deals with Rosh Chodesh and Tisha B'Av, the minor Jewish feasts and fasts.
The commentary is based on Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum's decades of teaching and original research of the Talmudic source texts and the works of other scholars. Compiled and edited by Christiane K. Jurik, M.A., this work offers many practical graphs and illustrations which make it a helpful tool for those who seek to enhance their personal Bible study as well as for those who wish to prepare meaningful sermons and lectures.
- Hardcover: 445 pages
- ISBN: 978-1-935174-80-6
The Feasts and Fasts of Israel: Their Historical and Prophetic Significance (epub)
This work is devoted to those Jewish feasts and fasts that are observed on a yearly basis.
The introduction explores the historical background, function, and order of the Jewish calendar. This is followed by the first part of the book, which surveys the seven holy seasons of Israel. To set the stage, the sacrifices described in the book of Leviticus are presented, followed by an introduction of the holy seasons of Israel. Then, the festivals are studied one by one, beginning with Pesach and ending with Sukkot. The author explains how the holy seasons were to be celebrated in accordance with the Mosaic Law, how Rabbinic Judaism observes them, what their Messianic implications are, and how they have been or will be fulfilled in the Messianic program.
The second part of this commentary covers the post-Mosaic feasts of Israel, namely Chanukah and Purim. This is followed by a third part, which deals with Rosh Chodesh and Tisha B'Av, the minor Jewish feasts and fasts.
The commentary is based on Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum's decades of teaching and original research of the Talmudic source texts and the works of other scholars. Compiled and edited by Christiane K. Jurik, M.A., this work offers many practical graphs and illustrations which make it a helpful tool for those who seek to enhance their personal Bible study as well as for those who wish to prepare meaningful sermons and lectures.
- Ebook for Kindle and Epub readers
- ISBN: 978-1-951059-51-4
- 445 pages
- Approximate download file size is 7.17 MB
The Feasts of Israel
This is a survey of all seven holy seasons of Leviticus 23 and each one is dealt with in five areas: scriptures, names, biblical practice, rabbinic/Jewish practice, and the Messianic significance.
The Feasts of Israel - DVD
by Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum
Over eleven hours of solid Biblical teaching, recorded live during Camp Shoshanah 2009. At Mount Sinai, Moses instructed Israel how to observe seven annual festivals as a continual remembrance of God's faithfulness and provision. In addition, these set appointments provided a prophetic picture of Messiah's first and second coming. Your understanding of the Lord's festivals, often referred to as “The Feasts of the Israel”, will enhance immeasurably your ability to share the Gospel with the Jewish people you know. Professionally edited and divided into chapters corresponding to the teaching outline.
Please visit the exegetical outlines page. Print out all of The Feasts of Israel (The Feasts of the Lord) outlines, and follow along with Dr. Fruchtenbaum as he teaches the Word of God.
Approximate Running Time: Over 11 hours, on 7 DVDs.
The Feasts of Israel - MP3
This is a survey of all seven holy seasons of Leviticus 23 and each one is dealt with in five areas: scriptures, names, biblical practice, rabbinic/Jewish practice, and the Messianic significance.
DOWNLOAD FILE SIZE: 24.8MB, unzips to 10 TRACKS
The Feasts of Israel - PDF
This is a survey of all seven holy seasons of Leviticus 23 and each one is dealt with in five areas: scriptures, names, biblical practice, rabbinic/Jewish practice, and the Messianic significance.
The First Missionary Journey of Paul: Acts 13:1-14:28
A study of Paul's missionary journey as it extends out to the uttermost parts of the earth.
The First Missionary Journey of Paul: Acts 13:1-14:28 - MP3
A study of Paul's missionary journey as it extends out to the uttermost parts of the earth.
DOWNLOAD FILE SIZE: 24.4MB, unzips to 10 TRACKS
The First Missionary Journey of Paul: Acts 13:1-14:28 - PDF
A study of Paul's missionary journey as it extends out to the uttermost parts of the earth.
The Five Warnings of the Book of Hebrews
This focuses specifically on the five warnings of the book of Hebrews and shows how they are dealing with physical judgment and not spiritual judgment.
The Five Warnings of the Book of Hebrews - MP3
This focuses specifically on the five warnings of the book of Hebrews and shows how they are dealing with physical judgment and not spiritual judgment.
DOWNLOAD FILE SIZE: 15.2MB, unzips to 05 TRACKS