Feast of weeks

How to celebrate the Feast of Weeks - the Biblical feast of Shavuot! Even Gentiles can celebrate this feast as a celebration of Christ.

Pentecost (aka Shavuot or Feast of Weeks) is a Biblical Feast of the Lord that has a big significance to Christians. Learn the history and importance of it.

Why is Pentecost called the Feast of Weeks? And Shavuot? And Latter Firstfruits? Whew! That's a lot of names for one holiday.

Hopefully everyone is looking forward to the pinnacle of the Feast of Weeks! Whether you are new to keeping the festivals of YHWH or are just looking for some fresh ideas I've put together a list of fun traditions and new ideas. Do you have a favorite activity for Shavuot? Please share below! Bake bread. Shavuot requires two loaves of wheat bread (Vayikra 23:16). In our culture bread is mostly purchased at the store, and is usually inexpensive and of very low quality. In days of past…

Shavuot שבעת The moed of Shavuot is also known as the Feast of Weeks (shavuot means “weeks”). In Christian nomenclature it is often called Pentecost (which comes from the Greek word pe…

An all night Torah study is a traditional way to celebrate Shavuot or the Feast of Weeks. Since the Covenant was given most likely at (or at least around) Shavuot, many people enjoy staying up all night reading and discussing the Word in anticipation and excitement of the fourth feast. Certainly you don't have to attend a Torah study that goes through the night, but think of the wonderful opportunity to create memories with your family! For children staying up late is very exciting and…

When the omer count finally makes it to fifty it's Shavuot! Then what? Here are a few ways you can celebrate this year. -Watch the wheat harvest. Shavuot is about the wheat harvest and celebrating the bread of life. Get in touch with a local farm or farmer to see when they will be harvesting their wheat, and if you can visit. Seeing cows and beehives would also be fitting. If nothing else, go for a drive or bike ride to see if you can find a farmer gathering their wheat. Usually the timing…

Therefore let us keep the feast, not with old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and wickedness, but with the… by kevaton

Feast of Weeks is known to the Jews as Shavuot and to the Christians as Pentecost. It occurs 50 days after the Sabbath prior to Firstfruits.

Here are 10 ways you can celebrate the Biblical Feast of Shavuot!