Chapter 1 Cyrus proclaiming Ch2 people reclaiming ch 3 reclaiming their theology
He will not for get our labor in ministry he records what we do and give in his name
When we talk about the things of his kingdom he makes a note of it in his book of remembrance
He records the name of every believer: he cares about us as individuals
All that are willing to leave everything and follow him
Gibeonites disguised themselves- Nethinims may have included other POW’s of later battles too. Worked on Solomons temple Those that join the lord and walk in his ways are allowed to enter in. important to understand when we get to later chapters. What is God looking at ? The heart God knows that if we serve him our heart will be linked to him
They saw the need and it touched there hearts and they gave freely according to their ability Notice they went to their own cities- that was what all the paperwork was about. They returned to the land of there inheritance
Instead of revival we often see division, fighting, and fault finding among the people of God- and we wonder why we do not walk in power. Get under the word of God you will find unity 1 word/1 spirit
Motivated by fear- need to hurry and get right with God. They did not wait for everything to be rebuilt neither should we.
Built according to Exodus 27:1-8 Continual burnt offerings ex 29:38-42 Matt 6:33 seek ye first the kingdom of God and his r
Blessing to meditate morn/ eve Offer him the day for worship praise and fellowship Ask God whats on his heart for you 4. feasts to remember God’s goodness and faithful provision yearly Is there rhythm in your life
Remember where they came from. Timing is very significant when you realize what feasts symbilize
To the judiazers trying to burden gentile converts. Many use this as an excuse to dismiss the law of Moses but Christ came to fulfill the law. As we study the law we see God’s plan colorfully displayed and it is all about Jeshua our savior. He fulfilled the prophecy of each feast in its actual season in the New Testament!
Each one points in a unique way to some aspect of the life and work of the promised Messiah
three fall feasts which are yet to be fulfilled in the life and work of the Messiah. Because Jesus literally fulfilled the first four feasts and did so on the actual feast days, I think it is safe to assume that the last three will also be fulfilled and that their fulfillment will occur on the actual feast days. We cannot be certain how they will be fulfilled, but my guess is that they most likely have the following prophetic implications: three fall feasts which are yet to be fulfilled in the life and work of the Messiah. Because Jesus literally fulfilled the first four feasts and did so on the actual feast days, I think it is safe to assume that the last three will also be fulfilled and that their fulfillment will occur on the actual feast days. We cannot be certain how they will be fulfilled, but my guess is that they most likely have the following prophetic implications:
three fall feasts which are yet to be fulfilled in the life and work of the Messiah. Because Jesus literally fulfilled the first four feasts and did so on the actual feast days, I think it is safe to assume that the last three will also be fulfilled and that their fulfillment will occur on the actual feast days. We cannot be certain how they will be fulfilled, but my guess is that they most likely have the following prophetic implications: three fall feasts which are yet to be fulfilled in the life and work of the Messiah. Because Jesus literally fulfilled the first four feasts and did so on the actual feast days, I think it is safe to assume that the last three will also be fulfilled and that their fulfillment will occur on the actual feast days. We cannot be certain how they will be fulfilled, but my guess is that they most likely have the following prophetic implications:
According to the view most frequently expressed in the Talmud, there would be 6,000 years of human toil and strife followed by 1,000 years of peace. This Millennial Sabbath would be the period of the Messianic kingdom during which time the Messiah would reign in person over all the world from Jerusalem (Isaiah 24:21-23). In other words, the Jews had concluded long before the book of Revelation was written that the Lord's reign on earth would last a thousand years. Revelation 20 confirmed this deduction by stating six times that the reign would last a thousand years. According to the view most frequently expressed in the Talmud, there would be 6,000 years of human toil and strife followed by 1,000 years of peace. This Millennial Sabbath would be the period of the Messianic kingdom during which time the Messiah would reign in person over all the world from Jerusalem (Isaiah 24:21-23). In other words, the Jews had concluded long before the book of Revelation was written that the Lord's reign on earth would last a thousand years. Revelation 20 confirmed this deduction by stating six times that the reign would last a thousand years. Jesus was God's ultimate visual aid." Jesus Himself emphasized this when He said, "Anyone who has seen Me, has seen the Father" (John 14:9). The Jewish rituals were only temporary visual aids. God used them as object lessons to teach the Jewish people about their coming Messiah. We no longer need these rituals to show us the way to God. But this does not mean, however, that these Hebrew visual aids are no longer valuable to us as Christians. They still are very useful in helping us to better understand how to know God and walk with Him through a personal relationship with Jesus."
The matter would be decided by divine revelation
Never give up praying – it is God’s disire to bring them back
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