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Yeshua's Birth on Feast of Tabernacles

Chadwick Harvey · starts at 1:46:16 of 2 hr 13 min · part of The Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) - The Dwelling Place of Yah & Messiah's Millennial Kingdom

In this segment: Chadwick argues that Yeshua was born on the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles, not Christmas, supporting this with chronological details from Luke 1. He emphasizes that Yeshua's birth, crucifixion, and resurrection all occurred on God's feast days, underscoring the importance of biblical literacy and reading the Bible from Genesis to understand these prophecies.

Transcript of this segment

Mr. Sam, Shalom. Shabbat Shalom and Happy Feast of Tabernacles to you in Atlanta. We hope all is well with you and your family and you have a beautiful rejoicing feast. Hebrews 10:39 states, "But we do not belong to those who shrink back and are destroyed, but to those who have faith and are saved." Amen. Thank you for your heart posture.

Fruitful 7753, the prayer is for eyes and hearts to be opened, and for us to provoke people to jealousy in a good way. Amen. Dr. Alva, Shalom. Shabbat Shalom. Hope all is well and you are enjoying these beautiful feast days. The "Looney Tunes stuff" is too prevalent. We need to get out of that. We try to find humor because these matters are so serious. We hope you and your family have a beautiful Feast of Tabernacles with rejoicing, fellowship, love, and happiness. Shabbat Shalom.

Denise, Amos 5:14 says, "Seek good, not evil, that you may live." Amen. Sandre, thank you for joining us. Shabbat Shalom. We hope you and your family have enjoyed these beautiful feast days. They go by quickly. We hope you have a beautiful rejoicing feast day and festival time. We hope to see you again soon. Have a good one.

Evan, thank you for joining us. Shabbat Shalom and Happy Feast of Tabernacles. We hope you have a great rejoicing feast and have enjoyed these beautiful days. Shabbat Shalom. A dinner date is a good reason to be late. Congratulations. Let's catch up soon.

Denise, Malachi 3:2 says, "But who can endure the day of his coming? Who can stand when he appears? For he will be like a refiner's fire or like a launderer's soap." Amen. The Jewish Center in Providence puts up a Sukkah. Amen. If one puts up a Sukkah, enjoy it. If not, do not feel guilty, as it is specifically commanded for native Israelites to dwell in booths. However, you can build a Sukkah and dwell in it. Leviticus 23 is specific. The Bible will tell you when it does not mean others. Exodus 12:49 states one Torah for the native-born Jew and the foreigner who dwells with you. Christians cannot escape that. Numbers 15 says the same thing: one way to worship. But Leviticus 23:43 states that only native Israelites are commanded to dwell in booths so their children understand why. If you want to build a Sukkah, of course, but do not feel guilty if you cannot.

Thank you for being with us tonight and during the feast season. It has been a quick but enjoyable time. This is the rejoicing feast. Trumpets are about repentance and being weighed. The Ten Days of Awe are about being weighed in the balance. Yom Kippur means redemption, where we all wear white and come with Him, as described in Revelation 19.

In my personal opinion, He will judge the nations for five days between Atonement and Tabernacles. Then, the Feast of Tabernacles begins, and the millennial kingdom will be rejoicing for seven days. This is when the millennial kingdom truly begins. The first 10 days are war, and the next five are judgment on the nations. Joel 3 and Matthew 25 describe these five days. After the judgment of nations, it's party time for a thousand years – a honeymoon. Imagine a thousand-year honeymoon with Yeshua the Messiah.

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