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As we conclude the counting of the omer, we look at what Shavuot is all about. What are the links between the giving of the covenant at Mount Sinai, the events of Acts 2 and the story of the tower of Babel? Why is knowing this important regarding the scattering and regathering of the House of Israel, and how does this relate to the Renewed Covenant? What was the job of Yeshua's disciples after His ascension? What are we to do as we await for the end of this age? And what is the weightier matter that the scattering and regathering of the House of Israel points to? 

Is counting the omer simply about counting down days? Does it point to something more than what most of us are already aware of? Have we been satisfied with a surface-level understanding of counting the omer up until now? And what are we to actually count?

In the third and final part to this series, we look at the love the Creator has for His people and how this relates to the Hebraic understanding of counting and numbering that we have covered in this series. Does the exile of the House of Israel point to a greater exile? What does it mean to be an alien and stranger on the earth as Abraham was? What's the Hebraic understanding of forming man, and how does this teach us Elohim's purposes and desires?

Is counting the omer simply about counting down days? Does it point to something more than what most of us are already aware of? Have we been satisfied with a surface-level understanding of counting the omer up until now? And what are we to actually count?

In the second part to this series, we look at how the idea of counting and numbering is linked to Messianic prophecy throughout the Tanakh, and how this relates to a seed yet to be born through Messiah. How does counting and numbering relate to the resurrection, to those that will be passed under the rod and to the bride of Messiah? And how does this all relate to the plan of redemption that's written in the heavens? 

Is counting the omer simply about counting down days? Does it point to something more than what most of us are already aware of? Have we been satisfied with a surface-level understanding of counting the omer up until now? And what are we to actually count?

In the first part to this series, we begin to look more deeply into what the counting of the omer really points to. How does the counting of the omer relate to the covenant given to Abraham, and ultimately to the House of Israel? How does the counting the omer ought to be an act of remembrance, and of what? How does it relate to Yeshua being our Messiah, and to His return as judge of all the earth? And what is the warning to the body that comes with this subject?