
The Feasts of the Lord
The Seven Feasts of Israel, and How Each One Points to Jesus
In Leviticus 23 God gave Israel seven appointed feasts, a yearly calendar of remembering and hoping. Christians have long seen in them a portrait of Christ: Passover, where He is the Lamb; Firstfruits, where He rises; Pentecost, where the Spirit falls; and the autumn feasts that still lean toward what is to come. Each page below shows what the feast was, how it was kept, and how it is fulfilled in Jesus, with an honest note on how strong the connection is. Where a feast points ahead rather than back, we say so, and we set no dates.
PassoverLeviticus 23:5 · Direct New Testament linkThe Feast of Unleavened BreadLeviticus 23:6-8 · Strong canonical echoThe Feast of FirstfruitsLeviticus 23:9-14 · Direct New Testament linkPentecost, the Feast of WeeksLeviticus 23:15-22 · Strong canonical echoThe Feast of TrumpetsLeviticus 23:23-25 · Historical Christian readingThe Day of AtonementLeviticus 23:26-32 · Direct New Testament linkThe Feast of TabernaclesLeviticus 23:33-43 · Historical Christian reading