Listener Greetings and Feast Day Blessings

Why would Jesus be born on a Roman calendar date or a pagan holiday? He is set apart. He was born, crucified, and resurrected on the feast days of the Lord. This should be basic biblical knowledge. Unfortunately, due to Christian and Jewish teachings, we lack this understanding.

It is logical that Yeshua would be born on a feast day, a divine appointment of Yah. His resurrection and crucifixion also occurred on feast days, as these are prophecies. The debate about whether He was born on Passover or Tabernacles is secondary to the fact that it was on a feast day, not a pagan day. This highlights the illiteracy among Christians regarding biblical prophecy.

We must return to the Bible and read it from Genesis forward to understand the entire trajectory. Without this, we remain illiterate. It is a discipline to show yourself approved. Reading only Paul's writings without the knowledge of the Torah leaves one lost, lacking foundational principles to understand the New Testament.

Just as you read a book from front to back, we should read the Bible in its entirety. We appear illiterate when we cannot connect the Torah, the Prophets, the Psalms, and the New Testament writings. The Bible requires us to be literate to understand its different parts.

Happy birthday, Yeshua. Leviticus 23:33-38 commands the Feast of Tabernacles. Proverbs 16:6 states, "Through love and faithfulness sin is atoned for; through the fear of the Lord evil is avoided." The fear, reverence, and honor of the Lord atone for sin.