Reviews for The Seven Festivals of the Messiah

The average rating for The Seven Festivals of the Messiah based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-05-24 00:00:00 Brian Eley I thought this was a really good book that goes into detail about the seven festivals that are commanded in Leviticus, and how Jesus fulfills all of the symbolism found in them. The primary audience for this book is Jewish. Every time he refers to God's name, he writes it as G-d. English spellings of festival names, Bible books, or people's names are always followed by the name in Hebrew. As an example, every time Pentecost is written it always says "Shavuot" afterwards. There are tons of scriptural references as well. I found it to be rather clunky at the beginning, but as I continued reading, I grew to appreciate the references and the Hebrew equivalent names. I found his argument for Jesus' birth being during Sukkot to be very interesting as well.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-10-20 00:00:00 Karen Monegatto This is my second time reading this, and it’s fascinating. For the majority of Edward’s claims, I thought “That makes perfect sense!” Only on a couple did I think it was a stretch (like knowing what Jesus was writing in the dirt during the woman caught in adultery narrative. For Christians, this will cause you to see G-d as bigger and more sovereign than you ever imagined. For the Jew, I challenge you to search the Torah for the Messiah and compare to Yeshua.