Summary

In this conversation, Jon and James discuss the Feast of Unleavened Bread, which is the second of the seven feasts of Adonai. They explore the significance of the Hebrew word 'moed' (feast) and how these feasts are important to God. They also discuss the parallel between the Jewish and Gentile perspectives on the feasts, and how they relate to the life and teachings of Yeshua (Jesus). The Feast of Unleavened Bread is seen as a time of sanctification and a reminder of God's faithfulness in delivering His people. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of the posture of our hearts in approaching these feasts.

Chapters

00:00 — Introduction and Background

03:05 — The Significance of the Feasts

10:54 — The Feast of Unleavened Bread

13:58 — The Importance of Matzah

16:27 — The Rest of Shabbat

20:06 — Remembering God's Faithfulness

26:20 — Yeshua's Sacrifice and Sanctification

31:03 — The Posture of Our Hearts

37:09 — Closing Remarks

Takeaways

The feasts of Adonai are significant appointments with God that reflect His character and reveal His plan for redemption.

The Feast of Unleavened Bread is a time of sanctification and a reminder of God's faithfulness in delivering His people.

The removal of leaven (hametz) during this feast symbolizes the removal of sin from our lives and the process of sanctification.

Approaching the feasts with a posture of humility and openness allows us to experience the presence of God and His transformative work in our lives.