Rosh Hashanah

September 27, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

Those who are following Rosh Hashanah, in the 7th Biblical month as the New Year, are following what was established by Judaism and the Rabbis. Those who are following January 1st are following what was established by Caesar. When YeHoVaH spoke to Israel in Egypt, He gave them a particular month to follow as the beginning of months, the New Year.

The Biblical New Year was instituted by YeHoVaH. We are commanded to observe the first month of the year and given Instructions on how to determine the first month. It is critically important to accurately determine the beginning of the 1st month of the year with the barley being Abib and the sighting of the renewed moon. That date determines the dates of the Early and the Latter Feasts.

Doubting Disciples

January 10, 2025 • Arthur Bailey

Messiah’s Resurrected Ministry continues as Yeshua must now convince His doubting Disciples that He has resurrected as He said He would. Doubt and fear had gripped the Disciples. They were convinced that the One, they had put their hope in for the redemption of Israel, had been murdered. Further confusion was added by the women who claimed the Messiah had resurrected, but had no proof of their claim. After several appearances by Messiah, and testimonies of those who witnessed His appearances, Yeshua sets out on a mission to prove He is alive to all of His doubting Disciples.

The Law and Gentiles

January 3, 2025 • Arthur Bailey

Is the Law only for the Jews? Are the Gentiles required to keep the Law? Who would be classified as a Gentile according to the Torah? Words, terminology, and modern phrases used by many in the Messianic community have been handed down to us without much Biblical research to validate the origin of the terms we use. In this teaching, Arthur addresses these and other related questions that will bring much-needed clarity to Jews, Christians, and Messianic Believers who follow the Jewish Messiah today.

The Biblical New Year

December 27, 2024 • Arthur Bailey

As the world is gearing up to celebrate the New Year on January 1st, Arthur explains why we celebrate the Biblical New Year (March/April on the Gregorian Calendar) which YeHoVaH established when He brought the Children of Israel out of bondage in Egypt. The New Year was instituted by YeHoVaH. We are commanded to observe the first month of the year and given Instructions on how to determine the first month. It is critically important to accurately determine the beginning of the 1st month of the year with the barley being Abib and the sighting of the renewed moon. That date determines the dates of Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, and Pentecost.