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The 7 feasts of Israel are prophetic in nature, typifying the coming of the Messiah. They demonstrate both the holiness of God and the sinfulness of humanity. There are three types of laws in the Old Testament - moral laws that show humanity's sin, civil laws regarding Israel's government, and ceremonial laws that foreshadow fulfillment in Christ. The feasts together depict how Christ sacrificed himself so that believers may have forgiveness and eternal life.
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- 1. THE 7 FEASTS OF ISRAEL
- 2. THE 7 FEASTS OF ISRAEL •these feasts are prophetic, typifying the coming of the Messiah • prophetic – accurately describing or predicting what will happen in the future.
- 3. THE 7 FEASTS OF ISRAEL • Israel’s feasts demonstrate the holiness of God and the sinfulness of humanity
- 4. THREE TYPES OF LAWS FOUND IN THE OLD TESTAMENT #1 Moral Law: This law shows us the sinfulness of humanity and how far we fall short of God’s holiness.
- 5. THREE TYPES OF LAWS FOUND IN THE OLD TESTAMENT #2 Civil Law: These regulations relate to the polity of the nation of Israel. • Polity – a form or process of civil government or constitution
- 6. THREE TYPES OF LAWS FOUND IN THE OLD TESTAMENT #3 Ceremonial Law: A shadow of what is to come, this law points ahead to the fulfillment found in Christ.
- 7. #3 Ceremonial Law: A shadow of what is to come, this law points ahead to the fulfillment found in Christ.
- 8. Feast of the Firstfruits #3 Ceremonial Law: A shadow of what is to come, this law points ahead to the fulfillment found in Christ.
- 10. MAKING CONNECTION • Taken together, the feasts are a picture of how Christ has become our perfect Mediator. • He has sacrificed Himself in order that we might have the forgiveness of sins and eternal life.