Module 3

Mo'ed

Root word for feasts

Also used for seasons

Appointed times

Set times/meetings

Appointed signs or signals

Pesach

Passover

Shavuot

Pentecost

Sukkot

Tabernacles

Yeshua Ha'Massaich

Jesus Christ

Tishri

Corresponds with Months of September/October

7th month

the day no one knows

Ritual law

That which leads so many to bondage, passed down by generations

Aviv

First Month of the year

Seven

Number of the fulness and perfection of YHVH

Leaven

Yeast/sin

First, first day

Sunday

Penta (greek)

Meaning 50

Pentacost

Derived from Greek word Penta meaning 50

Feast of weeks

Referring to Pentecost because its exactly 7 shabats (7weeks) between Feast of 1st fruits and Pentecost.

Feast of ingathering

Feast of Tabernacles/Sukkot

Mitzrayim

Egypt

Sukkot

Action to weave or weave together

Seloam

The one sent

The sent one

Rosh

Head of the year

Start of the new year

Micra

Dress rehearsal

Rosh hashanah

New Years day

Khodesh

New moon

New month

Shofar

Trumpet

Gregorian calendar

Solar calendar

Jewish calendar

Lumar calendar

The moons orbit around the earth

Adar

12th month

Roman calender

1 march - 28 February

tax ye

biblical year

Aviv - start of calender year

Tishri - start of harvest year

harvest year

Tishri to Elu

Hebrew calendar

year 5780 (2020)

Yom Rishon

Day 1

Yom Sheni

Day 2

Yoshi Yomari

Day 3

Yom Hanashi

Day 4

Yom Shishi

Day 5

Yom Shabbat

Day 6

Season of Pesach

Thats when we thank Him for the cross.

Its a feast honouring the salvation plan

7 feasts

Road map to salvation

Leviticus 23

Says the feasts are from the Father and are Holy convocations.

Agricultural Significance

o Barley harvest during Passover.

o Wheat harvest during Pentecost (Shavuot).

o Grape harvest during Sukkot (Tabernacles).