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The Feasts of the Lord and Their Rich, Biblical Significance
What are the Feasts of the Lord? Learn about the Feasts—who they are for, what they point to, why they are important for Christians, and more. -
Tongues of Fire
For the Jewish people, Shavuot (Hebrew for “weeks”) marks the events described in Exodus 19, when God came down in flames of fire on Mount Sinai and gave the Ten Commandments to the Israelites seven weeks after their Exodus from Egypt. -
ICEJ USA Leads Passover Seders
This year the ICEJ held several seders in different locations across the United States. -
What Is Pentecost and Why Is It Significant for Christians Today?
Pentecost in the Bible is not just in the New Testament—it first shows up centuries before at Mount Sinai. But to better understand the connection between the Old and New Testament regarding this feast of the Lord, let’s unpack a few things. -
Terror and Rockets at Passover
Watch “Terror and Rockets at Passover,” where special Israeli guest, Lt. Col. (Res.) Jonathan Conricus, Former IDF Spokesman is hosted by ICEJ Vice President & Senior Spokesman, David Parsons. -
Highlights of Feast 2022
The ICEJ concluded its first in-person Feast of Tabernacles celebration in three years, which included an exciting eight-day journey through Israel under the theme “The Land of Promise.” -
2022 Feast Review
Two Glorious Nights in the Galilee For the first time in over four decades of the Feast, the ICEJ took our Sukkot celebration to the Sea of Galilee. -
Esther and the Spirit of Amalek
The festival of Purim, one of the most joyful holidays in Israel, is based on the story of Esther. -
Ochabuka Rabbi Yesu — Hoshana (Iran and Israel Worship)
Amidst all the tensions between Iran and Israel, worship leaders from both Iran and Israel joined to worship the Lord during the 2022 ICEJ Feast of Tabernacles! The singers were accompanied by the German Worship Symphony Orchestra, and the song is sung in Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi and Turkish. Catch more of the Feast at feastgallery.icej.org . Singers: Peyman Mojtahedi (Iran) Saeid Miryaghoobi (Iran) Siyona Adranly (Israel) Shilo Ben Hod (Israel) Thais Schucman (Israel) Vesna Buehler (Israel) Musicians: Orchestra: Worship Symphony (Stuttgart Germany) Oud: Yaron Yerahmiel Cherniak Percussion: Ivan Ceresnjes Ochabuka Lyrics: Traditional Arabic hymn Music: unknown Hoshana Lyrics & music: Vesna Buehler Orchestral Arrangement: Stefan Michaescu #Fellowshipofartists Lyrics: Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Wa layssa lee siwak (You are the only one for me) Atbao'ka rabbi dawman (I will follow you Lord, always) Atbao'ka bila rojou' (I will follow you, no turning back) Wa ossabiho smakal kodous (I will praise Your holy name) Fa layssa lee siwak (For You are the only one for me) Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Oheboka Rabbi Yassou' (I love You my Lord Jesus) Wa layssa lee siwak (You are the only one for me) Atbao'ka rabbi dawman (I will follow you Lord, always) Atbao'ka bila rojou' (I will follow you, no turning back) Wa ossabiho smakal kodous (I will praise Your holy name) Fa layssa lee siwak (For You are the only one for me) Hoshana Ben David (Hosanna Son of David) Hoshana Bamromim (Hosanna on high) Leolam nashir Lecha (Forever we will sing to you) Ki anu ohavim Otcha (Because we love You) Hoshana Ben David (Hosanna Son of David) Hoshana Bamromim (Hosanna on high) Leolam nashir Lecha (Forever we will sing to you) Yeshua Ben David (Jesus Son of David) Atbao'ka rabbi dawman (I will follow you Lord, always) Atbao'ka bila rojou' (I will follow you, no turning back) (Wa ossabiho smakal kodous) (I will praise Your holy name) Fa layssa lee siwak (For You are the only one for me) Hoshana Ben David (Hosanna Son of David) Hoshana Bamromim (Hosanna on high) Leolam nashir Lecha (Forever we will sing to you) Ki anu ohavim Otcha (Because we love You) Hoshana Ben David (Hosanna Son of David) Hoshana Bamromim (Hosanna on high) Leolam nashir Lecha (Forever we will sing to you) Yeshua Ben David (Jesus Son of David) -
The Significance of Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur is the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar, and we can read about it in a number of passages in the Bible, but I want to refer to two particular passages. -
The Significance of Rosh HaShana
Let us look at the meaning of the Jewish holiday known as Rosh HaShana, or the Jewish New Year. Where is it in the Bible? -
Why We Celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles
Every year since 1980 the ICEJ has hosted a Feast of Tabernacles celebration in Jerusalem and thousands have travelled to Israel to join us. Why?