The seven Feasts of Moses are just a traditional Jewish practice, right? Should Christians observe them? What are their significance and how do they point to the Messiah? We discuss the first two Spring feasts in this lesson.

Scripture References: Leviticus 23:4-8

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From Topical Study: "Finding Jesus in the Old Testament"

Wasn’t Jesus of Nazareth born in Bethlehem? Why was Abraham told to sacrifice his only son? How long has Jesus existed? What did the brazen serpent in the wilderness mean? Does the Old Testament talk about Jesus?

This study delves into the ancient books of the Hebrew Scriptures to try and answer these questions. Find out if the Jesus Christ of the New Testament is anywhere to be found in them and gain a better understanding of Scripture in order to ultimately achieve a closer relationship with Him.

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From Topical Study: "The Sayings of Peter"

Ready, fire, aim...that is the way that some have characterized the Apostle Peter during his time with Jesus Christ. He was always eager, even if he didn't always follow through. Sometimes he spoke before thinking about what he was saying. In all these things, many of us can certainly identify with Peter.

We can learn a great deal by studying Peter's words as recorded in the Scripture. This is especially true when we study the change we see in him before and after the day of Pentecost, after the ascension of Jesus into heaven. The Apostle who most often put his foot in his mouth went on to later pen two short but intense letters to the church, speaking of very deep practical and theological issues. We will find during our study, that Peter's life and words will lead us into some deep subjects.