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The Holy Days of Our Lord, Purim / Hanukkah From the giant Menorah by the Israeli Parliament, Zola recalls the book of Esther as well as the New Testament references to the Festival of Lights, rededicating the Temple. We hear the testimony of a natural-born Israeli whose life dramatically changed when he found his Messiah.On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows.  Guests: Sandy Wingate. (continue reading…)

The Holy Days of Our Lord Tabernacles.  Standing next to a Sukkah (booth), Zola explains how the mood in Israel changes from a solemn occasion of judgment to one of celebration and merriment. U.S. immigrant Chuck King tells us about the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem plans for its yearly celebration at Qumran.  Guests: Chuck King.  On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. Since knowledge of these feasts seems to repose mainly with Jewish people, whether Messianic or other, we wanted to acquaint our large audience with this information.  (continue reading…)

The Holy Days of Our Lord “Day of Atonement”  From the Mount of Olives, Zola tells us about Yom Kippur. Once a year, the priest entered into the presence of God in the Holy of Holies. Here, a sacrifice was made for the corporate sin of the nation. We show you a recreation of the Tabernacle located in Timna Park, on the Red Sea.  Guests: Michael Lavie, Herbby Geer.  On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. Few churches or seminaries teach what we take up in this series. Closed Captioned. (continue reading…)

Holy Days of our Lord Trumpets Zola teaches on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, as a day of celebration and merriment. It is also a time that the seriousness of sin begins to weigh on the hearts of the Jewish people. We see how the ceremonial horns, shofars, are made. Left Behind author Tim LaHaye gives us his insights as to what will happen at the sound of the last trumpet.On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. Few churches or seminaries teach what we take up in this series. Closed Captioned.  (continue reading…)

Zola explained that when Christ told His disciples to wait for the coming power of the Lord, the Jews were anticipating the celebration of Shavuot.  On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. Few churches or seminaries teach what we take up in this series. Closed Captioned.  Zola teaches from the Mount of Olives, giving us a summary of the festivals that the Lord established for the Chosen People in Leviticus 23.  Hosts: Zola Levitt, Guests: Shlomy Abramov who explains how rabbinical Jews view each of the feasts.   (continue reading…)

Holy Days Of Our Lord  Unleavened Bread.  Zola explained how this festival annually reminds the Chosen People that they did not have time to let the bread rise when the Lord delivered them out of Egypt, and how the Messiah is represented in the unique matzo itself. We visited a factory outside Jerusalem to find out how matzo is made. Holy Days Of Our Lord Unleavened Bread On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. 

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Holy Days Of Our Lord  Overview  On location in Israel, we created this presentation of the holidays our Lord celebrated. Given to Moses on Mt. Sinai, these celebrations comprise one of the most fascinating studies of Biblical types and shadows. Few churches or seminaries teach what we take up in this series. Closed Captioned.  Zola teaches from the Mount of Olives, giving us a summary of the festivals that the Lord established for the Chosen People in Leviticus 23. Zola interviews Dan Hendrickson who explains how rabbinical Jews view each of the feasts.  11 video series by a dear Christian brother. (continue reading…)

Is Passover for Christians?  Whether or not a Christian celebrates Passover would be a matter of conscience for the individual Christian. Like all the Old Testament Jewish Feasts, the Passover Feast was a foreshadowing of Christ’s atoning work on the cross. Colossians 2:16-17 tells us that we should “let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of a holy day, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.”  We offer a series of videos from Zola Levitt Ministries on the Holy Days of the LORD.  Guests: Gershon Salomon, Sefi Hanegbi (continue reading…)

Purim Revealed The story of Purim is found in the Book of Esther. Apart from the name of the king, neither the main characters of the account nor the holiday itself are mentioned anywhere else in the Bible. The holiday of Purim is a man-made festival that originated out of the decrees of Mordecai and Queen Esther (Est. 9:29–32). Although Purim was founded in biblical times, it is not a holiday commanded by God, as are the holy convocations mentioned in Leviticus 23. The events surrounding the story took place roughly between 483 to 471 B.C. The narrative is well known.  (continue reading…)

The view that the Rapture will occur at the mid-point of the Tribulation is based upon 1 Corinthians 15:52 which states that the Rapture will occur at the blowing of “the last trumpet.” This Mid-Tribulation Rapture view then declares this trumpet to be the last of the seven trumpets in Revelation 11 that is blown at the mid-point of the Tribulation. Why of the 114 references to trumpets in the Scripture these two are identified as one and the same only defies sound Scriptural research! The context clearly shows the last trumpet of 1 Corinthians 15 is blown for believers whereas the seven trumpets (of judgments) of Revelation 8, 9 and 11 are sounded for unbelievers. The Revelation trumpets therefore can have no relevance for the Church!  There are many trumpets mentioned in the bible. (continue reading…)

Session 04 of our Cornerstone Discipleship Series day 4 and 5 of Creation out of the Genesis account. Here in Genesis 1:14 we have an interesting Hebrew word (Moed) that is very important to our understanding. This introduction is a key very early to understanding Gods use of patterns and prophecy which is a blessing to the Church.  We also look at how it relates to our New Testament understanding. Signs and Seasons play a very large role in the bible so we look at a Hebraic understanding for today.  Leviticus 23 expands this concept to Israel.

All this in the first 11 chapters of Genesis is an excellent study for all Christians.  God is setting the stage of Redemption. (continue reading…)

Session 05- The Birth of a Nation:  This comprehensive series of 24 one-hour studies will take you from the beginning of all things in Genesis to the final culmination in the Book of Revelation.  Dr. Chuck Missler takes anyone on a tour de force of surveying the entire bible in 24 Sessions.

Obviously, the Bible is truly a lifetime study, but 24 intensive sessions can provide you the strategic grasp that often eludes a detailed study of selected passages. This comprehensive review will provide a perspective from which you can navigate the Scriptures to explore specific studies. One of the astonishing discoveries will be the integrity of the overall design which is visible only through such a comprehensive undertaking. (continue reading…)

Much more than the “Jewish alternative” to Christmas, Hanukkah, which means “dedication”, recalls a dark time in the history of our Jewish people, and our miraculous deliverance from that darkness. This eight-day holiday commemorates the victory of the Maccabees over the army of Antiochus Epiphanes, a time when God preserved and protected his people through the heroic act of a small band of Jewish guerilla fighters. (continue reading…)