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53:00 Sorry. Oh, the Christmas card that you get in the mail from grandma with snow on the ground and the beautiful manger scene and, like, the Christmas card that even has a Christmas tree in the manger scene, which is so silly. And the feast of Sukkot, there are a lot of things that are celebrated and recognized and honored among the Jewish community about the feast of Sukkot, but two main highlights that come out of the feast of Sukkot is remembering that God is our source provision and that after the fall feast, we get to rest from all of our work and from all of our labor. And last week, we saw how the arrival of Jesus beautifully fulfilled the feast of Sukkot by being our provision. He is our source of everything that we need when we look to him. Born Champion： Isaiah's Prophecy of the King
32:41 And so the first week by just quick review, we looked at how it is quite conceivable that Jesus was not born on a snowy winter's morning December 25, but in all likelihood, he fulfilled the feast of Sukkot which is in the fall. And two main aspects of the feast or God's family tradition of Sukkot is for Israel and for anybody who is in God's family to participate in that family tradition that there are two main aspects. Number one is that God as the in the same way that he was Israel's source of provision in the wilderness that today he is our source of provision. And number two, how he filled Sukkot is that a a significant portion of emphasis is placed on this idea of rest. And in Jesus, the restless wandering rebellious soul can finally find what? Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas
1:06:08 There's a little more transparency. There's a little more that that gets it's a little easier for god to speak to you and for him to transmit the kingdom into your heart as you're sitting outside one evening, as you're looking up at the stars, as you're wrapped in a blanket, and you're reading, as you're using these feasts to to remember, to recalibrate, and to rehearse. So I just want to encourage you to lean into these feasts in the best way that you know how. The feast of Sukkot goes until, I believe, it's Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday of this of this week. And so what we have been doing here at Tribe, we've taken two weeks to talk about this feast of Sukkot, and we split it into two weeks because there are two major themes that are associated with the feast of Sukkot, and it is resting and celebrating. Rest and Celebrate
1:04:03 I forgot to do that. We went camping this week. We invited our tribe fam. We had a number of young adults come down one one night. It was kinda rainy and a little bit cold, shift in the seasons other nights, but then Friday, we gathered again at our house, and we use the feast of Sukkot, the fam god's family tradition of Sukkot to recalibrate, to take stock, to take inventory. Rest and Celebrate
1:18:38 Jesus, these are the red letters in your bible, and he says, Jesus says, come to me all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Jesus is the fulfillment of Sukkot. The intention of Sukkot was after all of the busyness of the fall harvest to go on a camping trip with him, to stop all of the busyness that the Israelites had been involved with and the hard work of harvest, and to just rest. Jesus says, I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Hope Is Here： The Promise of Rest
1:19:09 I wanna, couple of observations that I wanna share with you just really quickly as I'm looking at this passage that already many of you are are are touching on. So as we look at this verse, the question the the last question that I will ask you is how does this verse connect with Sukkot? How does this verse connect with Sukkot? So be looking at that verse as I I just share with you just a couple of quick observations. So in that passage, you will see, he says, I am overwhelmed with joy. Rest and Celebrate
52:15 We looked to the past. The effect and impact is the same whether you have perspective of looking backwards in time or looking forwards in time. And last week, we looked at how Jesus beautifully fulfilled what I would suggest to you as the feast of Sukkot and last week at the 9AM service, we didn't have the chart. This week, we have the chart that we pull out a few times a year, and this is familiar to most of you. But if you look at the feast of Sukkot all the way down there on the end, a feast that takes place in the month of September and October. Born Champion： Isaiah's Prophecy of the King
1:00:24 The people oh, there it is. Rejoice at the harvest. So harvest Sukkot. Okay. Mhmm. Born Champion： Isaiah's Prophecy of the King
1:03:32 If you're like Sukkot, what is that? Why don't we read about it? Turn to Leviticus chapter 23. Hang a hard left. I know that was for you, Clay. Hope Is Here： The Promise of Rest
1:04:54 Here we Let's look at this. Let's look at this together. Okay. So, here's here's the ground that we've that we've covered the last couple of weeks. Is that Jesus was born likely on Sukkot. Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas
1:31:03 Hey. Would you stand up? Can I pray for you real quick? Lord Jesus, thank you so much for being so good to us. Thank you that you are the fulfillment of the feast of Sukkot and that hope is here. Hope Is Here： The Promise of Rest
1:06:39 So, I asked chat, what are the mathematical odds of Jesus fulfilling all four of these and it gave me a formula. Go to that next slide. Okay, born on Sukkot. Number two, comes as a baby. I treat this as not adding meaningful improbability. Fulfilled： The Prophecies of Christmas
1:35:55 Come here. And then we get to the feast of Sukkot. Back to the chart. With the millennial reign of the Messiah, that finally Jesus among us, he is our shelter, ruling and reigning from the capital city of Jerusalem. Micah chapter four verse one through three, and this is the last verse. The Feast of Trumpets： A Rehearsal for What's Coming
1:20:49 Yeah. So it's not like because because look at the look at the date that these things happen. The reason why we usually only do Sukkot is because according to the Jewish calendar that was laid out in scripture, like our Jewish friends, our Jewish community, they celebrate these three things. Boom. Boom. The Feast of Trumpets： A Rehearsal for What's Coming
1:02:24 The fall feasts. Normally, we focus on just Sukkot, but what I thought I would do is in symphony and in harmony with one another, we would look at all three of these feasts and Jesus' future prophetic fulfillment of each of these. Does this sound good? And if you notice, I said the word conversation. I would like this to be a conversation. The Feast of Trumpets： A Rehearsal for What's Coming
1:27:16 The bible says in the book of Ezekiel that if there is any nation that will not come and send a delegation to celebrate the feast of Sukkot in the millennial reign of Jesus, he can just turn off the rain over their country. What does that do to agriculture? What does that do to economies? What does that do to the livelihoods of potentially millions of people? Is there room in your wineskin for that Jesus? New Wineskin, New Capacity

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