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  1. 51:02 And for a for all of us Christians, we have no context or history. We're like, yeah, that was stuff that they did back then and it was historical. Or maybe if you if the Venn diagram of your life overlaps with any observant Jews, you may hear of them talk about it or them observing those feasts, but you're like, it's irrelevant to me. Mostly because of what they what you've been told they are, that they are Jewish feasts. Here at Tribe, I want to suggest suggest that we that you think about the Jewish feasts differently instead of Jewish feasts. The Feast of Trumpets: A Rehearsal for What's Coming
  2. 31:49 But at Tribe, we have been invited by the Lord to honor seven major feasts in the Jewish calendar year. And if you're anything like me, when you're growing up or if you're sitting there right now, you're like Jewish feasts. I don't know about that. Like, we're not Jewish. And if you've spent any amount of time in church, you might think, why are we talking about the Jewish feast? The Feast of Unleavened Bread
  3. 43:19 You might know them as, or have heard of them, as Jewish feasts. If you think in your mind, oh, these are Jewish traditions, and we're a Christian church, you are in a Christian church, a Star Wars loving, baptized in the Holy Spirit Christian church, we take our faith, but not ourselves seriously. You may think, well, sounds of Jewish, especially considering what we're about to read. Well, in the Bible, says, God says, these are my feasts. These are his family traditions. The Feast of First Fruits
  4. 33:07 He has times when you need to be somber and reflective. And the spring feast that we focus on a lot is the feast of Passover. And as Christians, we celebrate it as Easter. So several weeks ago, the week before Easter, we talked about the Jewish feast or God's family tradition of Passover. And with all of these feasts, seven major feasts of the year, there are three main reasons why God invites us to honor, recognize, or celebrate these feasts. The Feast of Unleavened Bread
  5. 50:23 Now I mean maybe ethnically, like by by relation you may be may be Jewish. You might be a But none of us are observant Jews. If you you found yourself in the wrong service, welcome. Hold on to your hats because the messiah that you've been waiting for already has one stamp on his passport, and I cannot wait to introduce you to him. But we know what we've thought of them as, like, Jewish feasts, and you can read about them in the Old Testament. The Feast of Trumpets: A Rehearsal for What's Coming
  6. 51:49 Instead of thinking of them as Jewish feasts, I like to think of them as God's family tradition. Every family has traditions. Maybe you came from, like, a a terrible family and you're like, oh, yeah. Every year, you know, dad would I don't know what. Maybe you have bad family traditions. The Feast of Trumpets: A Rehearsal for What's Coming
  7. 37:57 Let's turn to Leviticus. And I was like, you're funny. They will literally kill me. And he said, I want us to look at these two feasts. So we're gonna take we're gonna take two weeks, and we're going to touch even though we're kind of out of order because in the Jewish calendar, these things happen. The Feast of Unleavened Bread

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