5/23/10 – Sermon Series: The Jewish Feasts – “The Feast of Tabernacles”

The feast of tabernacles is the last of the seven Jewish feasts introduced to Israel at the time of the exodus from Egypt. This feast occurred six month after the passover feast. Passover and tabernacles commemorate both the beginning and the end of the historical journey of the Israelites from Egypt to Canaan. They also symbolize the inauguration and consummation of our spiritual journey from Calvary to the world to come.

The feast of tabernacles is a joyous celebration which takes place five days after the day of atonement. The feast is a time of great joy and celebration over God’s blessing and provision in their lives. It also is a time where the people recognize the protection and care of God over His people during the 40 years wandering in the wilderness. This feast speaks eloquently of Christ’s millennial and eternal kingdom. A place without the ravages of the curse of sin. On that last and final feast of tabernacles, righteousness will become a reality for ever and ever.

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