Tabernacles

The Joy of the Lord is our Strength

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Welcome the recordings from this morning’s service. Matt led it, Kris & Ivan led the worship and Andy brought the Word. Have a blessed week. Maranatha.

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The King is Coming!

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Good evening and welcome to our recording from this morning’s service. Today we celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles as well as remembering the Lord’s death and resurrection by breaking bread together.

Andy’s message is below, but first a couple of video’s relevant to today, The King is Coming by the Gaither Vocal Band and Yet Not I by City Alight.

Every blessing, Andy.

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Feast of Tabernacles Celebration 2018

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We are holding our annual Feast of Tabernacles Celebration on the 29th & 30th September at the Scartho Community Library, and hope you can join with us as we celebrate in faith the future return of the Lord Jesus to reign on earth as King of kings and Lord of lords.
This year we very much look forward to the ministry of Rev. John Angliss with us as our gust speaker. As well as John’s teaching, we will be celebrating as usual in praise and worship with Israeli/Hebraic dancing, and enjoying fellowship with one another with cakes and refreshments afterwards.

 

John Angliss: PJ-Pix (002)John is the chairman of Christian Ministerial Fellowship International and heads up his own ministry, Ambassador International Ministry (AIM). A pastor for 40 years at an independent fellowship in Reading from 1977 to 2016 (end) ( and which he was used to restore into a functioning New Testament Church) and preaching for 50 years, he now has an itinerant ministry, seeking to teach the whole counsel of God  and specialising on Israel and  the end times from a prophetic point of view .He was at one time on the board of Prayer for Israel and Derek Prince ministries (UK) and  is a recommended speaker for PWMI and has made many trips to Israel and India amongst other places .He is now part of ARK Christian Fellowship at Swallowfield , just south of Reading, and is supported by his wife Mary to whom he has been married for 47 years.

 

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The related timings of the births of Jesus and John the Baptist

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It is not specifically stated in the Bible when Jesus was born. However, the indications from Scripture give us a pretty good guide of when He was born, and importantly, when He was not born. We are given clues in the details concerning the priestly service of John the Baptist’s father, Zechariah, and the fact that Jesus and John were cousins.

Zechariah, was of the priestly division of Abijah (Luke 1:5,8). Back in King David’s day, the priests had been separated into 24 turns or divisions. These turns began in the first month of the Jewish calendar (1 Chronicles 27:2), March or April of our modern calendar. According to Talmudic and Qumran sources, the turns rotated every week until they reached the end of the sixth month, when the cycle was repeated again until the end of the year. This would mean that Zechariah’s division served at the temple twice a year.

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Feast of Tabernacles Celebration

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2016-feast-of-tabernaclesWe’re having our second celebration of the Biblical Feast of Tabernacles on Sunday 16th October at 6.30pm, and everyone is welcome!

Join with us in celebration as we reflect on how the Lord Jesus has already fulfilled this feast partly in His first coming, and how He will completely fulfill this feast at His second coming.

There will be praise and worship with our guest worship team of Ivan, Kristie & Emma and teaching from Andy King. There will of course be Hebraic dancing open for all to participate in, and plenty of nibbles, cakes and refreshments afterwards.

You can learn more about the Christian significance of the Feast of Tabernacles here, and about all three of the Biblical autumnal feasts (Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles) here.

God bless you.

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Our little ‘sukkah’ (Tabernacle) last year