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Yeah, there are different theories of how to determine when to do it. Our church uses the traditional calendar in order to plan ahead for the day. It's a blessing no matter which way you figure it out.
 
To KohenMatt, I assume you are Jewish, do you worship The Lord Jesus Christ, the eternal son of God? You have not confess Jesus yet on this thread, so I am asking. I have questions about the feast days and how they are fulfilled by Jesus. why is the death of foretold in the Passover and again on the Day of Atonement? That does not fit with the life of Christ. He only died "once for all" why does the Jewish, O.T. feast days show Jesus dying twice. I honestly want to know. Love to all Hoffco

Howdy, Hoff!

Nope, I'm not Jewish. I've been a Christian almost 20 years now, so yes, I do worship and serve Jesus. But i also do my best to follow the Torah in spirit and in truth through Messiah. I see Passover as Jesus' death and our salvation, once for all. I see the Day of Atonement as the forgiveness He grants us on a daily basis for our transgressions. Similar concepts, but they are uniquely different to me.

Hope that helps a little!
Matt
 
Thanks for posting all of that Shiloh! I had thought of doing that as well, so you beat me to it.
So much good stuff in those verses and prayers. It almost seems like there is too much to truly grasp each year.
Thanks again,
Matt