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We are not left to speculation or human reasoning to determine when to begin the Pentecost count.

While the Feast of Trumpets is not named in the New Testament in such a direct way as many of the other Holy Days are, we can see from Scripture that the early Christians did have a deep understanding of the day and its application to the Church.

God’s people should not exaggerate or downplay the importance of removing leaven from our homes; our approach should reflect God’s mind.

Jesus Christ’s example at the Passover foot washing teaches us many things, including the importance of serving and being served.

Jesus kept the Passover at the beginning of Nisan 14—and that is also when we must keep it.

The Day of Pentecost is a reminder that God is calling a few into His Church now, giving them His Holy Spirit so that they can eventually be born into His Family.

God sets apart first tithe, second tithe, and third-year tithe for specific purposes, and we are to use them in a prescribed manner.

We need to ask ourselves, as Christians, whether we are “between the two covenants” or living the fullness of both covenants through our obedience to the New—which is, in fact, what makes possible true obedience to the Old.