Multiple choice questions

1. Pentecost is derived from the Greek word “Penta” which means ________

50

2. How many people were gathered, praying, in the upper room after Yeshua’s

ascension?

120

For approximately how many years did the children of YHVH commemorate

the feasts before Yeshua’s first coming?

1500 Years

The Hebrew word for the fruit of the vine is_________________

Tirosh

What does the number 7 (seven) mean in the Word of YHVH?

a) Fullness

b) Completion

c) Perfection

The 3 Feast seasons namely Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles represent the 3

main characteristics of my relationship with YHVH namely ______________________,

______________________, and ___________________________________ of YHVH.

The peace, power (authority) and rest

The seven feasts points to the ___________________________________ and

__________________________ of Yeshua Ha’Massiach.

Life and Ministry / first and second coming

Emet is the Hebrew word for _________________________

Truth

The biblical marriage consisted of 3 stages nl ____________________________,

__________________________________, and ___________________________

The engagement, the marriage ceremony, and the wedding feast.

At Mount Sinai YHVH gave His children the Ketubah which is the Hebrew word for a

___________________________________________.

Marriage contract.

The children of YHVH referred to the 10 days between the Feast of Trumpets and

the Day of Atonement as the ________________days and 10 days of

_________________________

Awesome, repentance

The Jews did not accept Yeshua as their Messiah because they were expecting

the Messiah to be a ________________________________________ that would

________________________________________.

warrior, free them from the Roman oppression

The feasts are often called “Holy convocations” (Mikra) which is translated from the

Hebrew language as ______________________________________

(dress) rehearsals

What is the Hebrew (root word) for feasts and what does it mean?

Mo’ed

• Appointed times

• Set times / meetings.

• Appointed signs or signals