Q. How Do We Keep the Feasts?
Answer 13: By Remembering the Day of Trumps
At this time of Holiday what we do to keep it reminds us of two aspects ever present to consider in our life and in the lives of those who hear the LORD’s Trumpet… The Sound of Joy and War. Continue reading
Another look at the count of Pentecost and the ordering of the Feast of Weeks. Continue reading
This is a special post being sent out to help understand the current subject being discussed in the series RNCM is working though (How Do We Keep the Feast?)with Bro. JS Lowther regarding ‘How Do We Keep the Feast of Weeks?’ This series is devoted to explaining the timing and the hows’ of keeping an Agriculturally Biblically accurate Feast Calendar starting with the New Moon’s Renewal of The Abib, Abib’s first Sabbath leading to the Feast of Weeks by the count of Pentecost (50 days) according to the Sabbaths appointed by the New Moon calendation. Below is a representation … Continue reading
ReNEWed COVENANT Ministry SABBATH BIBLE STUDY 1-29 (2019) IF we have sown unto you spiritual things, Is it a great thing if we shall reap from you carnal things? 1Corinthians 9:11 SUPPORT RNCM! Subscribe to RNCM Podcast Feed iTunes • Other MP3 AUDIO MESSAGE DOWN LOAD-Listen any time! OR Page for Streaming Message – You can follow along with study notes below! This Compilation is Interactive with E-Sword! – FREE DOWN LOAD HERE THEN: Just cut and past into you E-Sword topic notes Compiled by JS LOWTHER renewedcovenantministry.com servant@renewedcovenantministry.com In connection to the series that I had offered “why … Continue reading
Here is a pre-calculated announcement for this up coming sighting of the New Moon crescent which will end our Festival of Renewal (cHodesh) as remembered by the New Moon. Our system celebrates from the Last 7th day of the month until the day before the sighting predicted as Sabbatic. This special time of assembly will end the 1st month of Abib and start the 2nd Agricultural Month of ZIF the day before the moons sighting. This month keeping the 29th, 30th and 1st days of the week as days of no labor or work (See Amos 8:5). For those newly … Continue reading
