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Biblical Festivals
Deacon Felix Wainana
The Torah directs us to count seven weeks (49 days) between Nisan 16(During the Feast of Unleavened Bread) to Sivan 6 (Pentecost/Shavuot). This is known as the Counting of the Sheaves or in…
Deacon Felix Wainana
Nisan 1 is the Biblical New Year’s Holy Day, marking the beginning of the Exodus of the children of Israel from Egypt. It is also the first month used for counting the festivals of the Hebr…
Deacon Felix Wainana
During the reign of Ahasuerus an evil political leader, Haman (an Amalekite), planned to destroy the Jews because of his absolute hatred for Esther’s cousin Mordechai. After the plot was di…
Deacon Felix Wainana
A New Moon is the opposite of a full Moon. It takes the Moon about 29.5 days to revolve around the Earth. The Moon goes through various phases known as the lunation cycle. The Moon starts a…
Boniface Muthii
Sukkoth is a hebrew word for booths or huts. They are called so because the structure, sukkah (singular), is made by intertwining/sakkak/suk twigs.
Boniface Muthii
The feast days of Adonai (Leviticus 23) usually start with Pesach and end with Simchat Torah which is the eighth day of the Feast of Sukkoth. Now Sukkoth is taken to be a Party in the Palac…
Bro. Boniface Muthii
Yom Teruah is the day commonly known as the day of blowing trumpets. We are instructed to observe it in numbers 29:1
Bro. Felix Wainaina
As messianic believers, we believe that Shavuot is fulfilled with the advent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at Jerusalem in fulfillment of the New Covenant prophesied by the Prophet Jer…
