In this Shavuot-themed series, we will look at how oaths, vows and covenant are a central theme to the Feast of Shavuot.
In the final part of this series, we look at what it means to swear in truth. How do the sacrifices that were to be offered on Shavuot point to and warn of the harlot that seduces the believer into spiritual adultery? How does this relate to our spiritual sacrifices and freewill offerings, and to the leaven that we are to rid ourselves of? And why is swearing by His name such a huge part of the plan of redemption and of the wedding Feast of the Lamb and His bride?
In this Shavuot-themed series, we will look at how oaths, vows and covenant are a central theme to the Feast of Shavuot.
In the second part, we look at the role of the apostles during and after the Feast of Shavuot almost 2,000 years ago and how this applies to us today. What was, and is, the Good News? How does it relate to the covenant made with Abraham and to us today? Why are apostles required and what are the requirements for being one? Are apostles a thing of the past? And what role will the 144,000 fulfil at the end of this age?
In this Shavuot-themed series, we will look at how oaths, vows and covenant are a central theme to the Feast of Shavuot.
In the first part, we look at how the underlying Hebrew behind the phrase "Feast of Weeks" can also be translated as "Feast of Oaths." That being the case, how do oaths, vows and covenant all relate to Shavuot? What oaths and vows make up the covenant Elohim has made with His people? Has Elohim made oaths and vows to His people? Have we made oaths and vows to Elohim as part of entering into covenant with Him, and what are the implications of this?
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