Celebrating Feast of Trumpets and Holy Days

Shalom friends. My name is Chadwick Harvey. You have reached Faithful Performance. Thank you so much for joining us tonight as we discover and celebrate the Feast of Trumpets, called Yom Teruah in Hebrew. We will also be celebrating the Sabbath, Shabbat, and Rosh Chodesh, the new month on the calendar. Thank you for joining us tonight; it's a very important night as we step into a new season of the next 22 days, bringing in what are called the High Holy Days. We'll be stepping into them. We really appreciate everyone for being with us tonight to celebrate the Feast of Trumpets, Yom Teruah, the Sabbath, and the New Month festival, which they call Tishrei today. It is a triple anointing night and throughout the weekend as we move through the 10 Days of Awe and Yom Kippur, all the way to the Feast of Tabernacles. We're going to get into all of these events if one is not familiar with them. But first, we're going to go through a very important understanding of the basic understanding of the calendar. If you're not familiar with the calendar, we're going to go through that very thoroughly tonight to show you all of these things. We're also going to speak about the divine appointments of Yeshua. This is about Jesus, for all of our Christian friends out there, to show you how important it is to be in alignment with Him, to understand these things that lead into the end of the age, the Day of the Lord. This is when Yeshua will return for His second coming events, which is on the Feast of Trumpets.

If we can look at it really quickly before we get into the celebration of the Sabbath and the new month and also Yom Teruah and all of the information with that, don't forget the Sabbath is before Passover in Leviticus 23. I love this graph, but I wish they had the Sabbath as number one. The point of the graph is the first coming events and the second coming events. The Sabbath is the first day or the first feast day in Leviticus 23. He was crucified for our sins on Passover. He was laid in the tomb on Unleavened Bread. He was resurrected on the Feast of Firstfruits. And then 50 days later, He poured out His Spirit on Shavuot, or what we know as Pentecost. This is truly amazing. So, what does that tell us? The next event that He is going to fulfill when He returns is the Feast of Trumpets, just in the order of the prophecy of Leviticus 23. They are called divine appointments, and we're going to get into that as well. These are the divine appointments of our Master, of our King, who is going to return on the Feast of Trumpets for a 10-day war to Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Then He will set up His millennial kingdom on the Feast of Tabernacles for 1,000 years. And then after that, my friends, it says in Revelation 21, "I saw a new heaven and a new earth coming down like the tabernacle of God." Isn't that truly amazing when we understand these things? If one doesn't understand these things, that's okay; that's why we're going to go through all of the information. Thank you very much, everybody. If you've been with us, we really appreciate your patience as we go through all this information. It never gets old for any of us, including myself, to be in alignment, to get the true convictions of why we do what we do and celebrate how we celebrate, because it's that important to the Most High.

With that being said, we're going to first start with the Sabbath, since it's the first feast day or the first divine appointment. Shabbat Shalom, everybody out there. We hope everybody's had a great week and is looking forward to tonight, which is a triple anointing with the Trumpets, the Sabbath, and also the New Month festival. As we continue forward in our celebration with the King, with the Father, and through the Blessed Holy Spirit to lead us through these next 22 days. Before I forget to mention this, tomorrow at 3 PM, on the Sabbath, tomorrow at 3 PM, we're going to be doing a Courts of Heaven prayer, like we always do during this time of year, as the gates are open, the doors are open, the books are open right now, for 10 days. We are all weighed in the balance. We're going to get into that, and then this verdict is sealed on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, for the year, and then we celebrate. We're going to go through all of these understandings if one's not familiar with it. We've got a lot of information and a lot of time. So, thank you to everybody joining us here tonight. But first and foremost, my friends, is being set apart. That's what it all begins with: being set apart. We have to be set apart in Him, and what He wants us to do on His calendar, on His days. Then we are in alignment. And once we're in alignment, my friends, we get the reward. We get the reward because we're observing correctly. We get the reward of the prophetic understanding of these things. So, it's twofold, everybody. We get to worship the King in spirit and in truth, and the Father through the Blessed Holy Spirit. And we get the prophetic knowledge when we look at the prophets. We look at the Book of Revelation, because that's what they'll be speaking of: the Day of the Lord is going to be on the Feast of Trumpets. That's what Paul speaks of in 1 Thessalonians 4 and 5 and onward, in 2 Thessalonians 1 and 2, 1 Corinthians 15, at the last trump. That is literal; that is very literal. It's not symbolic; it's very literal to the Feast of Trumpets. So, this is truly amazing, my friends, to be a part of. But it does begin with being set apart. We have to be set apart into Him.