A Classic Zola Study Booklet. The elegant and beautiful system of the special days of holy convocation and how each one has been or will be fulfilled in prophecy. An explanation of the commandments of Jehovah to Moses on Mount Sinai regarding the festival days and their deep significance. Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement and Tabernacles are shown in all their glory. Best-seller. eBook versions: Amazon Kindle Apple Books Google
A Classic Zola Study Booklet. The elegant and beautiful system of the special days of holy convocation and how each one has been or will be fulfilled in prophecy. An explanation of the commandments of Jehovah to Moses on Mount Sinai regarding the festival days and their deep significance. Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, Pentecost, Trumpets, Atonement and Tabernacles are shown in all their glory. Best-seller.
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Stephanie (verified owner) –
You will never read the Bible the same once you have read The Seven Feasts of Israel. Now I am, along with a friend, teaching an adult Bible Study on this subject at our church.
Melissa –
I thought I understood Christ in the Passover, as I was greatly blessed by Jews for Jesus’ Presentation, but it was only a sliver of what this book reveals. I also knew that each of the feasts corresponded to a fulfillment of Christ in Prophesy, but again, my knowledge was only a sliver of the truth. I couldn’t put this booklet down until it was finished. Oh, how limited is our western view of Christ. I was so blessed by this, I could not go to sleep, I had to praise the Lord & worship Him.
Dave –
I read this for the first time about 20 years ago — and wow, were my eyes opened (understatement) to some exciting truths. This little pamphlet is pure gold and I consider it essential reading for anyone serious on wanting to learn more about God’s plan for mankind (and His attention to detail).
Dave –
Yes, if you want your walk in faith to really come alive, please do read this little book. It will pull the old and new testament together like you may never have ever thought possible.
Russ Gordon –
This booklet is one of my favorite give-aways to people that wish to know more about GOD’s feasts. Thank you Zola. I think we will all be seeing you soon.
Darlene –
I have a quibble with the last chapter, regarding the growth of a child in the womb. What is stated is scientifically incorrect. He or she is a new human being from the moment of conception, not fifty days later. Up until then, the doctor states, it is "an indiscriminate life form." This chapter needs to be updated!
Lennice Summers –
My husband and I attended an instructed Passover Feast by Zola at our church almost 30 years ago. We read this book together and found it eye opening to our understanding of the old testament. I’m ordering more to take friends through this study. I highly recommend it.
Paige –
It is truly as if scales are falling off ones eyes when reading Zola’s pamphlets. I do take issue with the second chapter regarding pregnancy. Zola continuously refers to the child as a fetus until the "fiftieth" day wherein the doctor implies that it could be anything but human up until that point, which is incorrect. From the moment of conception, it is a human being that is growing and changing, developing at each stage of his or her life. It is most certainly not a duck or a cocker as the doctor jokes, and it is not "inhuman" as Zola suggests. It should be made clear by the ministry that the developing life is a living person, not anything else. Even John the Baptist jumped for joy within Elizabeth’s womb at six months upon hearing Mary, but the "doctor" says hearing is not fully developed until the seventh month. Please take a look at the chapter and maybe remove it altogether.
Dudley –
Excellent, insightful writing regarding the Seven Major prophetic feasts. Feasts that are eternal. Passover, where our communion comes from. Jesus to be found in all these feasts. Perhaps G-d saying Remember Me!