Project Description
Feast Days – Are They Still Binding?
The question of the feast days is one that we get regularly asked about. We have found that many people within the Godhead community are wondering about them. Are the feast days binding on us today? Do we have to keep them? Are they ceremonial or moral?
On this page we share some resources and information that helps answer these and other related questions. You will find studies, testimonies, and articles from a variety of sources that will aid you in your study. As we have studied this subject we have found that there is no convincing evidence to require Christians to keep the feast days today. There is much that we can learn, though, from the feast days relating to prophecy & end time events. We share these resources as an aid to your study and an explanation of why we have come to our current conclusions. We pray you will be richly blessed as you study.
Literature
By: Corey McCain
Is Feast Keeping still a binding obligation on us today? This book answers this question in great detail. Coming from a former feast-keeper, this study is both thorough and conclusive. You will learn the reasons why God instituted the feast days and the beautiful greater reality we have in Christ today.
By: Imad Awde
In this book I share my revised understanding of Galatians, and how it affects the position of the law in my relationship with God. A clearer understanding of the letter to the Galatian church has internally set me free and I pray that it will do the same to the reader. Many subjects are examined in this book such as: The Old Covenant, The different dispensations, The Law in the New Covenant
By: Nader Mansour
The history of our publishing work and its humble beginnings is of great interest and import. The great disappointment of 1844 left a scattered flock of Advent believers in many places. This flock needed encouragement, support, and meat in due season. It is with this background that the call to begin publishing and sharing the message of truth came from heaven. James and Ellen White often…
A Study into Colossians 2:14-17
By: Imad Awde
What did Paul mean when he said
