What national festivals do you celebrate? Easter, Christmas and New Year? If you're reading this, you probably recognise Pentecost and have a nice Harvest service in the autumn. If you were born in Israel 3,000 years ago, you would be required to celebrate these 7 feasts. All found in Leviticus 23.

Joshua crossing the Jordan and leading the Israelites into the Promised Land bears striking similarities to key events surrounding Jesus’s return. This study explores the symbolism. This is a video hosted on Youtube.

In the opening account of Genesis we see God creating the world in 6 days resting on the 7th day and calling that day the Sabbath. All of world history has been suggested it revolves around this creation pattern. This arguement spans atleast 2,500 years.

A Bible Chapter guessing game. You have three lives and as you guess the Testement, Section, Book and Chapter more verses are revealed. Can you guess the Chapter before your lives run out. Its both easier and somehow trickier than it sounds.

The Modern day Jewish and Israeli calendar that dates from the time of Hillel II (359 C.E.). It is a lunisolar calendar based on computations rather than visual observations. Due to a slight miscalculation the start of the Hebrew year is occurring later and later each year. Relative to the Gregorian calendar, the Jewish calendar is creeping one-day every 237 years. This error means the calendar could be late by an estimated 25 days. A bit of back story on the Hebrew Calender. Each month starts with a new moon, ending when the next new moon is sighted. The Passover night is a full moon as it happens in the middle of the month. Because the number of new moons in a year vary, the passover moves against the grecian date. Normally it occurs on the first full moon after the Spring Equinox.