The Day of the Lord and Yom Kippur Significance

The day is coming and drawing so near. The prophet's words are being fulfilled. The times and seasons are at hand for the glorious arrival of the son of man. As lightning flashes from the east and to the west, the earth will endure the Lord's test. Be saved by his name while he can be found. Seek his face before the trumpet sounds. The day of the Lord comes as a thief in the night. Before that day, keep your lamb trim. The day of the Lord is full of wrath. In that day, who can endure? Oh Lord, you can endure. Peace and safety and sudden destruction come as labor pains upon a pregnant woman. The powers of heaven will quake the earth, shaking everything from the Lord's curse. The day is gloomy and full of darkness. The sun and moon will lose their brightness. Nations prepare for the Lord's sacrifice. His sickle is coming. The harvest is ripe. The day of the Lord comes as a thief in the night.

For that day, keep your lamb trend. The day of the Lord is full of wrath. In that day, who can endure? It's the day of vengeance, a redemption story. The Lord is arriving with power and glory. The fig tree is blooming and has started to bud. For the King of Kings to pierce the heavens above, sons of the light and sons of the day, sober and watchful, will walk in his way. The Lord is zealous and will roar like a lion. He will sit on David's throne, dwelling in Zion. Hide me in the secret place. Shelter me under the shadow of your wings. Cover me in the day of trouble. You will be my holy ark. Like the stars of heaven, I will shine. Shelter me under the shadow of your wings. Call me in the day of truth. Whoever comes on the name of the Lord will be saved from the fire from the soul. You will shine like the stars of heaven, shine so bright. Shalom, friends. My name is Chadwick Harvey. You have reached Faithful Performance.

Thank you so much for joining us tonight as we celebrate and proclaim the feast of Yom Kippur, which is the Day of Atonement. This is when Yeshua will redeem the nation of Israel, including believing Jews and Gentiles, on this one day. We're going to show you that in the scriptures tonight as we celebrate him and what he has done for us individually on Passover for individual sins, and also for the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, for the national redemption of the one new body and the one new man, the kingdom of Israel, which he said he was going to do in Acts 1:6-7. So, thank you very much, everybody, for being with us tonight. We hope everybody has received favor during these 10 Days of Awe, which is a very important time as we are all weighed in the balance. Tonight, or today, ends it, and tomorrow night ends it for sure, which is the Day of Atonement, the feast of Yom Kippur. It's a very important time, my friends, to be with the Lord on what he calls holy.

This day is holy to him. It's divine. It's sovereign for our Messiah, our King, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, to come and redeem us on this one day that he set aside for us. And that's why it's called the Day of Atonement. Right. So, thank you very much for being with us, everybody. It's been a trajectory, hasn't it? From Passover to the Feast of Yom Kippur. We're going to go through that as well, talking about individual salvation to national redemption, which is tonight on the Feast of Yom Kippur. And the journey, which is the book of Exodus, really the journey from Passover to the Feast of Yom Kippur. My friends, it is historical, it is personal, and it is prophetic. It's all three of them in one as we go through all of the time. If one is not familiar with the trajectory of the calendar, my friends, it all begins and ends with the calendar. We talk about it pretty much every video, whether it's prophecy or feast days or whatever it may be, the new moon, the new month.

It always goes back into Yah's times and seasons. We have to understand that if one is not familiar with the times and the seasons that Paul warns us about to understand in 1 Thessalonians 5, this is the time which is his calendar, and his seasons are these. Leviticus 23. Don't forget the Sabbath before Passover. That's the first feast day in Leviticus 23. And then you have those seven anointed divine appointments which Yeshua, Jesus, must fulfill to be the Jewish Messiah. That's how serious it is. He did fulfill those on the first four at his first coming events, and he must fulfill those last three when he returns for his second coming events. This is why theology is important, my friends. This is why eschatology is important as well. To all of our Christian friends out there who are gleaning in on this, please go research this out. Please go get in your prayer closet and ask Yahweh about his appointed times for Jesus to fulfill at his second coming events.

He doesn't want us to be caught as a thief in the night, my friends. He wants us to watch, to be sober, just like Messiah and Paul said. And boy, just look at the Middle East. I think it's time to look around and see what's going down, right? So this is very important. When we look at the feast days, we look at they're really called divine atonements, which we'll get into. But my friends, if one doesn't understand the trajectory of the feast days and what Yeshua, Jesus, did at his first coming events and what he's got to do at his second coming events, we're just going to be lost if we don't understand this at the time of the end. I think we can all agree that we are living at the time of the end, whatever that means. We'll have to just see what happens as we look forward. But it all begins and ends on God's calendar. My friends, if one's not familiar with this, the first month that we started this trajectory on was Nisan 1.