Ah yes brother just-me, though I am seeing that only half of the feasts were fulfilled as were only half of the prophesies fulfilled. (when I say half of course that is roughly) Are you saying that all have been fulfilled? I am seeing that it is during the Fall Feast that Messiah will come back, not knowing what year of course. Is it not during Feast of Trumpets, corresponding to trumpets in Revelation?
Excellent insight. This is exactly what the Feast of Trumpets shadows.
I haven't studied that far yet, but I believe that this also refers to the 7 Spirits of God in Revelation. This is getting deep, and is meat for sure!!! I love it, and will share with you what I believe is the big picture. Keep in mind that my mind is concentrating on tabernacles because it envelopes all others. Tabernacles were made before the feast during the 40 years in the wilderness, and this feast cayuses one to live the sustenance that God gives. Water from the rock, the brass serpent, and the manna. Tabernacles are made of foliage, each part a spiritual meaning of protection, disinfecting, seeing the sun rise and set, and on and on.
Revelation 5:6 (KJV)
[SUP]6 [/SUP]And I beheld, and, lo, in the midst of the throne and of the four beasts, and in the midst of the elders, stood a Lamb as it had been slain, having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits of God sent forth into all the earth.
I thought I'd research some, and give you my thoughts, and attempt to paint a completed picture. I feel that one cannot take bits and pieces of scripture connecting those segments with the seven spirits of God. So.... here is the complete picture as I think the book of Revelation is suggesting emphatically.
There are seven major covenants in scripture.
1.Adam=God giving sustenance and authority over land and animals to mankind. This is the first time in the Bible that blood was shed for the atonement/covering of the sinful flesh
2.Noah=The promise not to destroy the faithful, and never again destroy the earth with water depicted with a rainbow
3.Abraham=the promise of making a nation for an example to all the world
4.Moses=giving instructions to learn the will of God distinguishing, and identifying transgression, eventually led to the promised land and the sandal covenant
5.David=the promise of an everlasting kingdom through his lineage of Judah called the salt covenant, salt being a preservative
6.Jesus=the promise for the remission of transgression/iniquity/sins completing the promise to David, the Priesthood being through Judah, transferred on the mount of transfiguration. I believe that Jesus is number 6 in this sequence of events because He became flesh and dwelt among us as John chapter 1 states.
7.Ephraim and Judah as one nation=Ephraim is classified as the entire world of Gentiles being connected with the dispersion of the 10 tribes captured by the Assyrian Empire never to return to the promised land until the final judgment described in Revelation. Judah returned in 1948 as the Jews, and will be united with Ephraim.