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Israel’s Holy Days in Type and P... - Daniel Fuchs

Israel’s Holy Days in Type and Prophesy

Daniel Fuchs
Amazon Digital Services LLC , English
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“A Jewish believer in Jesus examines the festivals of Leviticus 23, their history, their present celebration in the synagogue and home, and their prophetic fulfillment. In Leviticus 23 God presents seven annual sacred feasts of Israel. At first this passage seems to simply list Israel's holy days, but the more one studies the Bible, both the Old and New Testaments, the more one realizes that this passage is more than just a list of holy days; it is actually an outline of God's calendar from eternity to eternity. “Israel's Holy Days in Type and Prophecy” is a brief but thorough review.”

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