Did Yeshua fail to fulfil His own prophecy of 3 days and 3 nights in the Earth?

Or could tradition be wrong?

This book considers the central aspects of the Tabernacle. Lifting our eyes from the earthly Temple — to that not built by human hands. For that is what the Bible says God’s people are, Temples of the Living God.

Harvest Festivals first started in Cornwall in 1843, and the tradition today continues in many churches throughout the world. Christians are increasingly seeing the relevance of Tabernacles to their own Harvest celebrations. This book and the accompanying Keynote Presentation explores the link between Harvest and Sukkot also known as Tabernacles or Shelters.

Passover is seen as Israel’s betrothal to God whereas Shavuot is considered the Wedding Anniversary of the Covenant between God and Israel sealed at Mount Sinai. This book and the accompanying Keynote Presentation explores the link between Pentecost and the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot).

In Agapé celebrations, Communion would have been part of the meal. In the early Church there was a real family atmosphere with all ages being present. This book and the accompanying Keynote Presentation explores the link between Communion and Passover (Pesach).

Over the years the Biblical view of Creation has been challenged and not just from outside the church. Too many "Christians" have compromised the truth of God's word by simply accepting the media's definition. In this short account you will find answers to those who question the Bible's account of Genesis.

Partnership in the Gospel is an invitation for us all to reflect upon and pray about our commitment to Christ, His church and our Community. It is based on this key verse in Philippians 1:4-5. 

God is always expressing Himself. As He is glory — every time we gaze in wonder at creation — we see a glimpse of His glory. Every time He speaks into our hearts it’s revelation of His glory.

Believers in Messiah are not required to keep these feasts, but knowledge of them certainly enriches faith. Yeshua kept every one of them without fail, even celebrating Passover on His last earthly night.

There are many ways to identify your spiritual gifts. You can take specialised inventories or questionnaires, read books, and listen to speakers talk about gifts. Each can be profitable, but the best way to identify your gifts is experience. Many don't know what their gift is because they have never tried to do anything. Identifying your gifts will also be much easier when you take the rest of your SHAPE in to account!