The Seven Feasts

Summary

The sermon explores the seven major feasts given to the children of Israel in Leviticus, focusing primarily on the Passover as the beginning of the Jewish religious year. It emphasizes the spiritual significance of these feasts as pictures of Jesus Christ and His redemptive work, particularly highlighting the Passover lamb as a symbol of Christ's sacrifice. The preacher stresses the importance of applying these Old Testament teachings to the Christian experience today, rather than viewing them as mere historical events. The sermon also draws parallels between the timing of the Passover, the flood, and Christ's resurrection to illustrate God's divine plan.