The Biblical Feasts

Biblical Feasts summary
Feasts are more than just great times. They bind communities together around shared concepts and experiences in common. Like a wedding feast celebrates around our common support of the union of these people. Likewise the feasts that God instructs his people to observe, bind them together too, around concepts core to their identity. And because these core concepts are fulfilled in Jesus, they are also about our identity too.

Due to our communion services, many of us already know how Passover relates to our life in Christ (the prophesied Messiah). Likewise, so do the other Feasts of the LORD, instituted in Lev23:1-44. Num29:12-34. Deut14-16.
1) Christ is the spotless Passover lamb, whose blood saved us from death, and from slavery to sin.
2) Christ is the Unleavened Bread, broken, wrapped, and buried to return later. 
3) Christ is the First Fruits of the resurrection. 
4) Christ is given at Pentecost /Feast of Weeks /Second Harvest, to gather Gentile believers as a second harvest. 
5) Trumpets will announce Christ's second coming, the start of the new age to come.
6) On Atonement Day, Christ will cover us when he Judges this mixed up world. 
7) Then Christ Shelters with us, as he has in the wilderness of this life, as he did as God in the flesh,  does now by his Spirit, so he will dwell with us in the Heavenly feasting to come. 
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Although not all Christians observe these feasts, we can celebrate that Israel's core Scriptural feasts are fulfilled by the Messiah who grafts us in to His Story. Thus these feasts can bind us together very deeply.
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Gallery
New Life Church in Fremantle made these cards about Christ in the Calendar of feasts. I added the 8th.