The Feast Portraying the Wedding
- (primary) Exodus 12:16
- (secondary) Exodus 12:15
- (secondary) Exodus 12:17
- (secondary) Genesis 15:5
- (secondary) Genesis 15:6
- (secondary) Genesis 15:13
- (secondary) Genesis 15:14
- (secondary) Genesis 15:18
- (secondary) Ezekiel 16:8
- (secondary) Genesis 21:1–4
- (secondary) Exodus 3:2–10
- (secondary) Exodus 3:21–22
- (secondary) Exodus 5:1
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Summary
This sermon teaches that the biblical feast days reveal the stages of a covenant wedding between Messiah and His people. Using Exodus 12 and the symbolism of the Hebrew marriage ceremony, Vaughn argues that holy convocations are prophetic rehearsals preparing believers for future events including the resurrection, the marriage of the Lamb, and the establishment of the kingdom. The message emphasizes joyful participation in the feasts as preparation for their ultimate fulfillment. It also teaches that Yahweh arranged His marriage to Israel before she was born through the covenant with Abram in Genesis 15, entered covenant with her in Ezekiel 16:8, and sent Moses as His deputy to bring the bride out of Egypt to keep His feast. It opens by announcing that the congregation will keep the feasts by the calendar of Enoch and Jubilees, beginning the new year on March 21.
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