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You must first go through the meaning of the Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread in order to take part in the meaning of the Day of Pentecost, which makes possible the meaning of the Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the Last Great Day.

Numbers are important to God—including the number 50, which is connected to the Day of Pentecost, the year of Jubilee, the Tabernacle, and us!

The actions of the High Priest on the Day of Atonement help us appreciate how Jesus Christ will banish Satan from his role as the god of this world.

The Day of Atonement with its unusual Azazel goat ritual pictures the future separation of Satan the devil from humanity.

The Great White Throne Judgment will allow every human being who has ever lived a real opportunity to embrace the way of the true God.

We are not left to speculation or human reasoning to determine when to begin the Pentecost count.

While the Feast of Trumpets is not named in the New Testament in such a direct way as many of the other Holy Days are, we can see from Scripture that the early Christians did have a deep understanding of the day and its application to the Church.

God’s people should not exaggerate or downplay the importance of removing leaven from our homes; our approach should reflect God’s mind.

Jesus Christ’s example at the Passover foot washing teaches us many things, including the importance of serving and being served.