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by Ronald Jean (Author)
Scene after scene, we are surrounded by the theatrics of the passion. The panorama begins as Israel performs seven solemn, ritualistic feasts pointing to the dismemberment of his physical and spiritual captivity. The messianic application to Israel's memorial feasts is central to his preparation to enjoy his long-awaited eternal freedom. In The Seven Feasts of Israel and the Messiah, 3rd Edition, Dr. Jean explores the purpose of the different sabbaths given to Israel and how each point to a unique aspect of either creation or redemption. The gospel to the chosen people is explained in a unique and fresh perspective. Tracing the path of their dispersion, punishment, and re-acceptance is clearly mapped. God's latter-day program for the chosen people can now be seen from clear messages from the Bible. Considering the topic of the feasts through the lens of scripture, Jean describes commonalities and differences of feasts religions recognize, providing an important historical and spiritual viewpoint.
Author Biography
Ronald Jean (B.S., Biology, Florida Memorial University; M. Ed. in Health and Wellness, American College of Education; PhD, Theology, Jacksonville Theological Seminary). He is a minister of the New Covenant with twenty plus years in its cultural experience. Although he speaks in churches of various faiths, he serves on the board of directors of Immanuelites Advent Herald Ministries. Jean lives in Florida with his wife and two children. He is also the author of The Judgment and the Sanctuary and Reaching for God's Kingdom Basics.
