The Feasts of the Lord are more than ancient observances preserved in the pages of Scripture. They are appointed times — divine rehearsals woven into God’s calendar to reveal His redemptive plan, His covenant faithfulness, and the coming of His Kingdom.
These feasts are not relics of the past. They still speak. The shofar still calls the sleeping heart to awaken. The Day of Atonement still reminds us that sin requires blood and that mercy has provided a covering. The fragile sukkah still teaches us that our security is not found in what we build, but in the presence of the One who dwells among us. The Eighth Day still points toward the moment when every temporary shelter gives way to the everlasting dwelling of God with His people.
This book is not intended merely to provide information about the biblical calendar. It is an invitation to encounter the God who appointed these days. Each devotion is designed to lead the reader beyond history and symbolism into personal response — to examine our hearts, restore what has been neglected, receive the mercy of God, and live with renewed expectancy for the return of Yeshua (Jesus), the Messiah and King.
These are days of darkness in the earth, but they are also days of extraordinary hope. The Fall Feasts remind us that history is not moving toward chaos without purpose. It is moving toward a throne, a harvest, a wedding, and a Kingdom that cannot be shaken.
The King is coming.
— George Whitten, from the Preface
