The Seven Festivals of the Messiah

This book is the best for an overview of the 7 festivals described in Leviticus 23. I use this book for teaching classes on the Festivals and have found it the most comprehensive book for this purpose. It not only describes the Fesitivals, but gives the historic and prophetic significance of the Festivals. It is easy to read and is an excellent reference.

I got to meet the author while celebrating one of the Messiah's festivals (the Feast of Tabernacles) last fall. He lives what he writes about, and this is a great book. He provides great insight into what the Lord calls *His* festivals (not just "Jewish" festivals). The festivals are the Lord's "miqra" -- usually translated "convocations," but the underlying meaning in Hebrew is that these are the Lord's rehearsals. Isn't that a great picture of the shadow of things to come? It certainly provides a great motivation for learning and studying them. Highly recommended...

This book provides depth and insight into who Jesus (Yeshua) is, was, and is to come. If you read this book you will experience the magnificent provision of God for both his bride Israel and the Gentile church. This book will bring together both the Jewish and Gentile parts of the vine and you will find yourself anchored in the Rock of Salvation.

is an important and timely subject. Eddie Chumney's book makes an important contribution in this area of study.Eddie's thorough research is very impressive and well documented. In addition the book's outline is well thought out and makes for a fairly easy read. Readers unfamiliar with Jewish terminology will find it somewhat difficult, but Eddie supplies an excellent glossary.

A well studied book, that reviews all of the festivals of God. The prophetic meanings behind each of these feasts, both past and future events is very well laid out. The primary focus is on the feasts relationship to the first and second coming of Jesus Christ. Tony Valasek ([email protected])