Brother, from the 14th to the 16th, you can only get 2 days. The sign is three days. He cannot be waved until he resurrected. The Messiah rose on the 17th on the Sabbath at the same time he was put it the grave on the 14th. Matthew 28:1-9. Study verse 1 and see that it was still shabbat when the 3 came to the tomb. Then in v. 9 they were able to touch his feet because it was still the shabbat. John 20;1 give us the firstfruit time and v. 17 confirms because she is alone an cannot touch him because is he going to be waved before YHWH on the 18th. That's the pattern. I prey that you consider, test and prove. I love your zeal and praise Yah for y'all. YHWH name be upon y'all. HalleluYah!
HalleluYah, brother, the true calendar in the Dead Sea scrolls. It is a sun base calendar, not a luner calendar. It's called the Zadok calendar. HalleluYah, HalleluYah, HalleluYah!
I so appreciate many things I have learned from this ministry. Ever since I started honoring the feasts I have struggled to know when to start the count to Shavuot. I am struggling a bit with the 16th day to start the count when I consider the verse in Matthew 12:40. 40 Jonah was three days and three nights in the stomach of a big fish. The Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the grave also. Will you help me see what I am missing? Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words. The text that you referenced actually says that he will be 3 days and three nights in the heart of the Earth. Which he was. But he was resurrected on the third day And on the third day and on the 3rd night he was in the heart of the earth taking back the gates of death and hell I'm preaching judgment to the fallen ones. Steve Martin
The feast of First fruits is on the same day as Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, 50 days after the feast Unleavened Bread: Commonly, we're taught that the "Feast of First Fruits" takes place around the time of Passover and Unleavened Bread. This understanding is based on the wording in the commanded "sheaf of first fruits" offering in Leviticus 23:10. But later on in the chapter, we're given instruction for a second offering of the First Fruits. This offering is to be done 50 days (or 7 Sabbaths) *after the sheaf offering.* Let's compare these two offerings and ask ourselves which one sounds like a feast, or *holy convocation*: Now on the day when you wave the sheaf, you shall offer 👉a male lamb one year old without defect for a 🍖burnt offering to the Lord. Its 🥖grain offering shall then be 👉two-tenths of an ephah of fine flour mixed with oil, an offering by fire to the Lord for a soothing aroma, with its 🍷drink offering, 👉a fourth of a hin of wine. Leviticus 23:12-13 👆👆👆 So this is the "sheaf of first fruits" offering that was to be given when they enter the land. Then they count 50 days to this offering: You shall bring in from your dwelling places 👉 two loaves of 🥖bread for a wave offering, made of two-tenths of an ephah; they shall be of a fine flour, baked with leaven 🍇as first fruits🍇 to the Lord. Along with the bread you shall present 👉seven one year old male lambs without defect, 👉and a bull of the herd 👉and two rams; they are to be a 🍖burnt offering to the Lord, 👉with their 🥖grain offering and their 🍷drink offerings, an offering by fire of a soothing aroma to the Lord. You shall also offer 👉one male goat for a sin offering 👉and two male lambs one year old for a sacrifice of peace offerings. The priest shall then wave them with the 🥖bread of the 🍇first fruits🍇 for a wave offering 👉with two lambs before the Lord; they are to be holy to the Lord for the priest. 👉👉On this same day you shall make a proclamation as well; 👉👉you are to have a 🕯holy convocation.🕯 You shall do no laborious work. It is to be a perpetual statute in all your dwelling places throughout your generations. Leviticus 23:17-21 From this, we see that The Feast of First Fruits doesn't take place at the time of Unleavened Bread. The key phrase to take note of here is🕯Holy Convocation🕯.. What we call a "feast day," Scripture calls a Holy Convocation. The Holy Convocation commanded for First Fruits takes place 50 days after the week of Unleavened Bread on the same day as Shavuot/Pentecost. It is a twofold feast. Exodus 34:22 You shall celebrate 👉the Feast of Weeks, that is, the first fruits of the wheat harvest,👈 and the Feast of Ingathering at the turn of the year. Numbers 28:26 Also on 👉the day of the first fruits,👈 when you present a new grain offering to the LORD 👉in your Feast of Weeks,👈 you shall have a holy convocation; you shall do no laborious work. Jubilees 6:21 For 👉it is the feast of weeks and the feast of first fruits: this feast is twofold👈 and of a double nature: according to what is written and engraven concerning it, celebrate it.
50:58 I’m thankful for my roots. Especially my great great grandmother Elizabeth, she raised 14 kids on her own. My great grandmother was 2 years old, when her dad my great great grandfather was kicked in head by a horse. It killed him. Elizabeth raised those kids ranging from 20 years old to 6 weeks old by herself from that time forward. That is perseverance, discipline, Trust in Yaweh.
Yeshua had to be in grave 3 nights and 3 days. That would be the evening of the 17th. Historically the Pharisees pushed for the count to start the day after the first High Sabbath of Unleavened Bread. The Priest and Sadducees always started counting the day after the 1st weekly Sabbath after the feast of Unleavened Bread is completed.
So if the morrow after the sabbath is the 16th and is part of the 7 days of eating unleavened bread then how does that fit in with verse 14 that tells you to not eat any bread till that day after the sabbath you brought burnt offering and the sheaf. It would have to be when the seven days of bread are completed then the day after the first sabbath that follows the seven days of unleavened bread would be the wave offering and the count of seven sabbaths
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 yes I know that part. But it says don’t eat any bread or corn till the the day when you bring the meat and barley offerings if being the 16th would be during the feast of unleavened bread when you eat bread. I think the sabbath that its referring to is the one that follows after the 7th day of unleavened bread that is a weekly sabbath to start counting 7weekly sabbaths not the first and second holly convocations during unleavened bread when you are eating bread. That don’t line up and make any sense for those two offerings to be on the 16th during the days you are eating bread. I’m not claiming to be right but according to scripture the wave offering and Burnt offering is after the 21st day of the month which would be in my opinion when yahusha ascended up to the father as a perfect accepted offering. First fruits comes after the seven days of unleavened bread (getting sin out of your houses)
I think when he ascend on high was the start of the count to Pentecost. The count had to start after a weekly sabbath to count seven sabbaths to get 50 days. You cannot get those 50 days from the high sabbath on the 15th being not a weekly sabbath and you would not be commanded to not any grain or bread while being in a feast of bread. It would have to be after the second holy convocation on the 21st . The only days of the month of Abib that are mentioned in scripture is the 1st, 14th, 15th, 21st and the sheaf offering is not commanded till after the second sabbath on the seventh day which is the 21st according to exodus 12:18. There is no way around not addressing this my dear brother we are all trying our best to honor the most high @@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316
Im still struggling how u can seriously be so Unbiblical. The Bible defines what a Shabbat is not tradition or Jews. No where in Torah is a pattern spoken of that must be meet to meet the requirement for Moedim. Lastly and so easy to understand. Do u really believe that YHWH would outline specific days, 14th of 1st month. 15th of 1st month and then not say 16th of 1st month if First Fruits is always on the 16th? To not speak it if it were so is to Author confusion. Clearly ur biasis of patterns and lack of strict Scripture adherence has lead u to a foolish understanding that YHWH would call out specific dates 14th. 15th. And then neglect calling out the 16th unless unr interpretting scripture thru tradition and not scripture.
Bible: Leviticus 23:11 KJV [11] and he shall wave the sheaf before the LORD, to be accepted for you: on the morrow after the sabbath the priest shall wave it. Two things make it absolutely positive which Sabbath this is referring to. 1. Context 2. Pattern It has nothing to do with tradition.
Brother he is right and is what I was saying also . The wave offering of first fruits cannot possibly be on the 16th during the week of unleavened bread. Is has to come after the 21st day of the month.
@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 use Scripture. The Scriptures define Shabbat only as thr 7th day and Yom Kippur. No Appointed Times is called a Shabbat Except Yom Kippur. Why is that? Also thr rest outlined in the appointed times is different than Shabbat and Yom Kippur Rest, again why is that? Perhaps the pattern u so desperately want to cling to is simply doing what the Scriptures outline every year to do. On the day following the Shabbat after Passoverz that is Firat Fruits. U r doing the very thing Christians do twist Scripture to fit your pattern or doctrine. I'm sorry Scripture clearly defines Shabbat and Unleavened Bread is no Shabbat it's an appointed time it's A feast Day it is no Shabbat according to Torah so why would you call it such when Torah does not define it as such again more evidence YHWH appointed times are specific on the calendar except First Fruits and Shavuot. Why? Why are all Appointed Times called out on specific calendar days except the 2 that are connected together as to the counting of Sabbaths. Hmm the pattern is clear no need to make one up give up your idol and follow Scripture. You have one Teacher the Ruach Chodesh. No pattern no words besides what are given are needed. Basic. The only pattern is the one outlines in Torah follow that!
Praise Yah! Thank you brother Steve. Blessings and Shalom to you and your assembly.
Brother, from the 14th to the 16th, you can only get 2 days. The sign is three days. He cannot be waved until he resurrected.
The Messiah rose on the 17th on the Sabbath at the same time he was put it the grave on the 14th. Matthew 28:1-9. Study verse 1 and see that it was still shabbat when the 3 came to the tomb. Then in v. 9 they were able to touch his feet because it was still the shabbat.
John 20;1 give us the firstfruit time and v. 17 confirms because she is alone an cannot touch him because is he going to be waved before YHWH on the 18th. That's the pattern. I prey that you consider, test and prove. I love your zeal and praise Yah for y'all. YHWH name be upon y'all. HalleluYah!
Totally agree, Richard. This is the reason that I haven't been able accept anything but the usual weekly Sabbath as the beginning of the Omer Count.
HalleluYah, brother, the true calendar in the Dead Sea scrolls. It is a sun base calendar, not a luner calendar. It's called the Zadok calendar. HalleluYah, HalleluYah, HalleluYah!
I so appreciate many things I have learned from this ministry. Ever since I started honoring the feasts I have struggled to know when to start the count to Shavuot. I am struggling a bit with the 16th day to start the count when I consider the verse in Matthew 12:40.
40 Jonah was three days and three nights in the stomach of a big fish. The Son of Man will be three days and three nights in the grave also.
Will you help me see what I am missing? Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words.
The text that you referenced actually says that he will be 3 days and three nights in the heart of the Earth.
Which he was.
But he was resurrected on the third day
And on the third day and on the 3rd night he was in the heart of the earth taking back the gates of death and hell I'm preaching judgment to the fallen ones. Steve Martin
ua-cam.com/video/ybBAfBD60ME/v-deo.htmlsi=YPGYbUumiBAxUe3B
I have several videos on UA-cam addressing this question and this subject
The feast of First fruits is on the same day as Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, 50 days after the feast Unleavened Bread:
Commonly, we're taught that the "Feast of First Fruits" takes place around the time of Passover and Unleavened Bread. This understanding is based on the wording in the commanded "sheaf of first fruits" offering in Leviticus 23:10. But later on in the chapter, we're given instruction for a second offering of the First Fruits. This offering is to be done 50 days (or 7 Sabbaths) *after the sheaf offering.* Let's compare these two offerings and ask ourselves which one sounds like a feast, or *holy convocation*:
Now on the day when you wave the sheaf, you shall offer
👉a male lamb one year old without defect for a 🍖burnt offering to the Lord.
Its 🥖grain offering shall then be
👉two-tenths of an ephah of fine flour mixed with oil, an offering by fire to the Lord for a soothing aroma, with
its 🍷drink offering,
👉a fourth of a hin of wine.
Leviticus 23:12-13
👆👆👆 So this is the "sheaf of first fruits" offering that was to be given when they enter the land. Then they count 50 days to this offering:
You shall bring in from your dwelling places
👉 two loaves of 🥖bread for a wave offering, made of two-tenths of an ephah; they shall be of a fine flour, baked with leaven 🍇as first fruits🍇 to the Lord.
Along with the bread you shall present
👉seven one year old male lambs without defect,
👉and a bull of the herd
👉and two rams; they are to be a 🍖burnt offering to the Lord,
👉with their 🥖grain offering and their 🍷drink offerings, an offering by fire of a soothing aroma to the Lord.
You shall also offer
👉one male goat for a sin offering
👉and two male lambs one year old for a sacrifice of peace offerings.
The priest shall then wave them with the 🥖bread of the 🍇first fruits🍇 for a wave offering
👉with two lambs before the Lord; they are to be holy to the Lord for the priest.
👉👉On this same day you shall make a proclamation as well;
👉👉you are to have a 🕯holy convocation.🕯 You shall do no laborious work. It is to be a perpetual statute in all your dwelling places throughout your generations.
Leviticus 23:17-21
From this, we see that The Feast of First Fruits doesn't take place at the time of Unleavened Bread. The key phrase to take note of here is🕯Holy Convocation🕯.. What we call a "feast day," Scripture calls a Holy Convocation. The Holy Convocation commanded for First Fruits takes place 50 days after the week of Unleavened Bread on the same day as Shavuot/Pentecost. It is a twofold feast.
Exodus 34:22
You shall celebrate 👉the Feast of Weeks, that is, the first fruits of the wheat harvest,👈 and the Feast of Ingathering at the turn of the year.
Numbers 28:26
Also on 👉the day of the first fruits,👈 when you present a new grain offering to the LORD 👉in your Feast of Weeks,👈 you shall have a holy convocation; you shall do no laborious work.
Jubilees 6:21
For 👉it is the feast of weeks and the feast of first fruits: this feast is twofold👈 and of a double nature: according to what is written and engraven concerning it, celebrate it.
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50:58 I’m thankful for my roots. Especially my great great grandmother Elizabeth, she raised 14 kids on her own. My great grandmother was 2 years old, when her dad my great great grandfather was kicked in head by a horse. It killed him. Elizabeth raised those kids ranging from 20 years old to 6 weeks old by herself from that time forward. That is perseverance, discipline, Trust in Yaweh.
What an awesome testimony
Thank you for sharing brother.
42:01 I love this. It’s Gods engineering that is needed and is doing all of it.
Yeshua had to be in grave 3 nights and 3 days. That would be the evening of the 17th.
Historically the Pharisees pushed for the count to start the day after the first High Sabbath of Unleavened Bread. The Priest and Sadducees always started counting the day after the 1st weekly Sabbath after the feast of Unleavened Bread is completed.
So if the morrow after the sabbath is the 16th and is part of the 7 days of eating unleavened bread then how does that fit in with verse 14 that tells you to not eat any bread till that day after the sabbath you brought burnt offering and the sheaf.
It would have to be when the seven days of bread are completed then the day after the first sabbath that follows the seven days of unleavened bread would be the wave offering and the count of seven sabbaths
They were to waive the Sheaf - Not eat it
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 yes I know that part. But it says don’t eat any bread or corn till the the day when you bring the meat and barley offerings if being the 16th would be during the feast of unleavened bread when you eat bread.
I think the sabbath that its referring to is the one that follows after the 7th day of unleavened bread that is a weekly sabbath to start counting 7weekly sabbaths not the first and second holly convocations during unleavened bread when you are eating bread.
That don’t line up and make any sense for those two offerings to be on the 16th during the days you are eating bread.
I’m not claiming to be right but according to scripture the wave offering and Burnt offering is after the 21st day of the month which would be in my opinion when yahusha ascended up to the father as a perfect accepted offering. First fruits comes after the seven days of unleavened bread (getting sin out of your houses)
I think when he ascend on high was the start of the count to Pentecost. The count had to start after a weekly sabbath to count seven sabbaths to get 50 days.
You cannot get those 50 days from the high sabbath on the 15th being not a weekly sabbath and you would not be commanded to not any grain or bread while being in a feast of bread. It would have to be after the second holy convocation on the 21st .
The only days of the month of Abib that are mentioned in scripture is the 1st, 14th, 15th, 21st and the sheaf offering is not commanded till after the second sabbath on the seventh day which is the 21st according to exodus 12:18.
There is no way around not addressing this my dear brother we are all trying our best to honor the most high @@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316
54:52 “they didn’t get it from the moon” 😂
48:35 does this mean for all Gods sabbaths? Celebrations? I’m guessing not just for this day?
I'm not sure I understand the question Ryan. Please clarify
2nd June 2024
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Im still struggling how u can seriously be so Unbiblical. The Bible defines what a Shabbat is not tradition or Jews. No where in Torah is a pattern spoken of that must be meet to meet the requirement for Moedim. Lastly and so easy to understand. Do u really believe that YHWH would outline specific days, 14th of 1st month. 15th of 1st month and then not say 16th of 1st month if First Fruits is always on the 16th? To not speak it if it were so is to Author confusion. Clearly ur biasis of patterns and lack of strict Scripture adherence has lead u to a foolish understanding that YHWH would call out specific dates 14th. 15th. And then neglect calling out the 16th unless unr interpretting scripture thru tradition and not scripture.
Bible: Leviticus 23:11 KJV
[11] and he shall wave the sheaf before the LORD, to be accepted for you: on the morrow after the sabbath the priest shall wave it.
Two things make it absolutely positive which Sabbath this is referring to.
1. Context
2. Pattern
It has nothing to do with tradition.
Brother he is right and is what I was saying also . The wave offering of first fruits cannot possibly be on the 16th during the week of unleavened bread. Is has to come after the 21st day of the month.
@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 use Scripture. The Scriptures define Shabbat only as thr 7th day and Yom Kippur. No Appointed Times is called a Shabbat Except Yom Kippur. Why is that? Also thr rest outlined in the appointed times is different than Shabbat and Yom Kippur Rest, again why is that? Perhaps the pattern u so desperately want to cling to is simply doing what the Scriptures outline every year to do. On the day following the Shabbat after Passoverz that is Firat Fruits. U r doing the very thing Christians do twist Scripture to fit your pattern or doctrine. I'm sorry Scripture clearly defines Shabbat and Unleavened Bread is no Shabbat it's an appointed time it's A feast Day it is no Shabbat according to Torah so why would you call it such when Torah does not define it as such again more evidence YHWH appointed times are specific on the calendar except First Fruits and Shavuot. Why? Why are all Appointed Times called out on specific calendar days except the 2 that are connected together as to the counting of Sabbaths. Hmm the pattern is clear no need to make one up give up your idol and follow Scripture. You have one Teacher the Ruach Chodesh. No pattern no words besides what are given are needed. Basic. The only pattern is the one outlines in Torah follow that!