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In this video, I want to share with you the meaning or the prophetic symbol behind the seven feasts of Israel.

Now I understand that a lot of us we read the Old Testament and sometimes we're like, man,

why did God just talk so much about these things?

They seem not to apply to us anymore or maybe we get confused about the sacrifices or we get confused about the feasts.

And I believe in this video, you're going to get a prophetic picture of what these feasts also symbolize.

Now, the little interpretation of these feasts is they actually

were applied to Israel as a way to connect God, as the way to celebrate His goodness. But we know as

Christians, and Jesus confirmed that, that the Old Testament is about Jesus. When Jesus rose from

the dead, he started to take disciples through the Old Testament to show them that actually the Old Testament is about Jesus. When Jesus rose from the dead, he started to take disciples through the Old Testament

to show them that actually the Old Testament is about Him. And he says, you search the scriptures

because you think that through them you will have eternal life, but he says, they testify of me.

So let's dive in. Seven feasts of the Old Testament, how they reveal Jesus. The feast number one is the Passover. It

actually reveals the death of Jesus. According to Leviticus chapter 23, verse 5, it pointed to the

Messiah as our Passover lamb. And in 1 Corinthians chapter 5, 7, Paul talks about that, that Jesus'

his blood would be shed for our sins.

Jesus was crucified during the time that the Passover was observed. I mean, how crazy is that?

Mark chapter 14, verse 12. And Christ is the Lamb of God without blemish and defect, according to

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