As we approach the springtime feasts of Pesach and Unleavened Bread, the 10th day of Abib holds profound significance. This commanded set-apart day demands a spirit of preparation and cooperation, as Israelites diligently selected blameless lambs. The energy and hopefulness of this time were unmatched, emphasizing the importance of unity and devotion. Let us embrace these values and reflect on the lessons of our ancestors as we prepare for the upcoming feasts.
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Happy New Year Blessings—Yes, In The Springtime! A Renewed Year, A Renewed Understanding!
You might wonder how the calendar got its names. Many pagan Gentiles linked them to their gods and leaders. But here’s the thing: those names aren’t part of our culture. We’ve got a different story, and it’s all about following God’s instructions. So, research for yourself and see the difference.
Ready Or Not, Here Comes The Month Of Abib—The First Month Of The Year, And The Fast Growing abib Is Our Sign
Grass and grain, signs of renewal declare the New Year, as we prepare for the coming season. According to Scripture, Abib marks the first month of the year, signaling renewal and new beginnings. Let’s watch for the first silver of light from the new moon, which follows the emergence of fresh heads of grain. Though often translated as corn, grain embodies the essence of life, growth, and promise. As we get ready to rejoice in the New Year, may we also be ready with a renewed commitment to YAH and obedience to His Word.
