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1 Tishrei
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September 11–12, 2026
Yom Teruah is a day of trumpet blasts, remembrance, and awakening before YHWH. The shofar points forward to Yeshua’s return, the resurrection, and the gathering of His people, calling us to stay watchful and ready — Lev. 23:23–25.
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10 Tishrei
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September 20–21, 2026
Yom Kippur is a day of atonement, repentance, and humbling oneself before YHWH. The high priest’s work points to Yeshua, our High Priest, whose once-for-all sacrifice makes reconciliation possible and invites us to return with a repentant heart — Lev. 23:26–32.
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15–21 Tishrei
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September 25–October 2, 2026
Sukkot remembers Israel dwelling in booths and rejoicing before YHWH after the harvest. It points to Yeshua, the Word who dwelt among us, and to the day when God will dwell with His redeemed people in fullness — Lev. 23:33–43.
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Begins 25 Kislev
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December 4–12, 2026
Hanukkah remembers the rededication of the Temple after its defilement and celebrates the preservation of worship and light. It points to Yeshua, who kept the Feast of Dedication, is the Light of the world, and makes His people a dwelling place for God’s presence — John 10:22–23.
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14 Adar II
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March 22–23, 2027
Purim remembers how YHWH delivered His people from Haman’s plot, preserving the covenant line in the days of Esther. This deliverance points to Yeshua, the promised Deliverer, who rescues His people and preserves God’s redemptive purpose — Esther 9.
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14 Nisan
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April 21, 2027 at sundown
Passover remembers YHWH delivering Israel from Egypt through the blood of the lamb. It points to Yeshua, our Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice brings deliverance from sin and death — Exodus 12; Lev. 23:5.
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15–21 Nisan
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April 21–28, 2027
During these seven days Israel removed leaven from its homes and ate unleavened bread. The feast points to Yeshua, the sinless Bread of Life, who gave Himself for us and calls His people to walk in sincerity and truth — Lev. 23:6–8.
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16 Nisan
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April 22–23, 2027
Firstfruits brought the first portion of the harvest before YHWH in thanksgiving. It points to Yeshua’s resurrection as the firstfruits of those who will be raised, assuring us that the harvest of redemption belongs to Him — Lev. 23:9–14.
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16 Nisan–5 Sivan
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April 22–June 10, 2027
The counting of the Omer links Firstfruits to the fiftieth day of Shavuot, teaching patient expectation as the harvest unfolds. It points us to Yeshua’s promise, resurrection, and the Spirit given to His people as they wait and walk in obedience — Lev. 23:15–16.
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6 Sivan
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June 10–11, 2027
Shavuot celebrates the wheat harvest and the fiftieth day after Firstfruits. It points to Yeshua as the living Word and to the outpouring of the Ruach HaKodesh, gathering and empowering His people — Lev. 23:15–22; Deut. 16:9–12.
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Saturday, October 24, 2026
Nothing scheduled this day.
Feasts begin at sundown on the first day shown.
