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Is the “last great day of the feast” on the 7th day, the last day, of the Feast – or on the 8th day? And it matters a lot. There’s a LOT that applies to our relationship with God when we understand it correctly. John 7:37-39 During the Feast of Tabernacles, Yeshua said some very significant words. This is a sermon I’ve given before but it’s timely to re-post it. Is the “Last Great Day” really about the 8th day holyday as many believe, or is the “Last Great Day” about events that happened, as it says, on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacles? This day is full of wonderful meaning. Learn about how the water all figured into this. What does the 7th day picture? What happened on the 7th Day of the Feast that related to Yeshua’s electrifying statement and plea to come to Him and drink of Him (John 7:37-39)? Why was there a “Pierced One” on this day? Why was the Pool of Siloam involved? Was there any water service on the 8th day holyday? This message may change the way you think of “the Last Great Day”.

Who is the second goat of Lev 16 on Yom Kippur/Day of Atonement? Some teach the azazel goat pictures Satan, while others teach it can’t be him. Upon whom are all sins pronounced – Jesus or Satan? Who takes our sins far away: Jesus or Satan? What does scripture clearly say about these and more questions? Why this matters so much. Please feel free to share with others.

How is it even possible that the Son of God could do no mighty works or healings at one point? What could cause that to happen? How does that account apply to us today? Are we limiting the Holy One of Israel as Israel did? How can God do more miracles, healings and wonders in our life?

Many of us have unfruitful times in our lives. What will happen to us, in truth, when that happens? Isn’t God committed to finishing what he started in us (Phil. 1:6)? But John 15:2 seems to say we’ll be cut off. And how do John 15:2 and verse 6 differ? Listen carefully. You will be encouraged.