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Sabbath & Feast
The sabbath and biblical feast days are often treated as outdated traditions, but Scripture presents them as appointed times rooted in God’s plan, covenant, worship, remembrance, and redemption. This section explores the seventh-day Sabbath, the feasts of the LORD, and how these appointed times point to God’s work from creation to the kingdom.
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Discover why the Sabbath isn't a mere tradition, but a perpetual sign of God's covenant. By examining the biblical concept of kareth (divine severance) across both the Old and New Testaments, this study explores how honoring the Fourth Commandment demonstrates covenant loyalty and divine mercy.