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Latest Studies

First Fruits: A Biblical Perspective on Harvests and Resurrection

A study of harvest and resurrection in Scripture.

When Did Yahushua Truly Rise? Exploring the Third Day Debate

Exploring the timing of Yahushua’s resurrection.

Chodesh or Yareach

A study of the Scriptural month.

The Calendar of Scripture – when is new moon day.

Understanding the first visible crescent.

True Worship: Aligning with Yahuwah’s Commandments and Timing

Aligning worship with Yahuwah’s commandments and timing.

Understanding the Difference Between the Gregorian Calendar and the Scriptural Calendar

Comparing man-made timekeeping with the lights in the heavens.

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The Ten-Part Series

Begin with this guided series to explore the Scriptural calendar, Yahuwah’s appointed times, and their prophetic meaning.

1. How We Learned Time — And Why It’s Time to Relearn It

Why the calendar we inherited deserves to be tested against Scripture.

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2. Ancient Calendar Systems

How the major ancient systems measured time, and why the Scriptural calendar differs.

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3. How Time Is Kept Today

A look at modern timekeeping and why it is not universal.

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4. The Calendar of Scripture

The Scriptural foundations for understanding days, months, and years.

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5. God’s Appointed Times

The prophetic meaning of Yahuwah’s appointed feasts.

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6. Why the Gregorian Calendar Hides the Appointed Times

Understanding the historical disconnect from the Scriptural calendar.

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7. The 144,000 and the Great Multitude

Why obedience and timing matter in the final harvest.

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8. The Day of Trumpets and Prophecy

How this appointed time connects with Yahushua’s return.

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9. When Time Changed

From 360 days to divided years—and the promised restoration.

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10. The Appointed Harvest

Barley, wheat, and the 1,335-day prophetic countdown.

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Key Studies

Continue with these foundational studies on the day and new moon, the Sabbath, the appointed times, the Last Supper, and the resurrection.

When Is New Moon Day?

Examining the beginning of the Scriptural month.

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An Introductory Video of the Sabbath

A short video introduction to the Sabbath in Scripture.

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Pentecost (Shavuot): The Harvest

The wheat harvest and its meaning.

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The Book of Daniel and the Calendar

Daniel’s prophecies and the Scriptural calendar.

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When Does a Day Begin?

A foundational study of the Scriptural day.

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When Did Yahushua Truly Rise?

Exploring the third-day question.

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Understanding Pentecost Through Scripture’s Witnesses

A study of Pentecost through the witnesses of Scripture.

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The Mark of the Beast vs. the Mark of Yahuwah

A study of the two opposing marks in Scripture.

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Explore by Subject

Choose a subject to go deeper, or browse the full study library below.

Calendar Foundations

Learn how Scripture establishes the day, the new month, and the year through the created lights in the heavens. These studies compare common calendar assumptions with the patterns found in Genesis and the prophets.

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Crucifixion and Resurrection

Follow the Scriptural sequence of Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits. These studies examine the timing of the Last Supper, the crucifixion, and Yahushua’s resurrection in the light of the Biblical calendar.

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Melchizedek

Explore the priesthood of Melchizedek, the covenant promises, and the relationship between faith, obedience, and the law. This section gathers studies that trace these themes through both the Old and New Testaments.

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Appointed Times and Harvests

Discover how Yahuwah’s appointed times form a prophetic pattern of redemption. From the spring feasts to the final harvest, these studies explain the meaning of the moedim and their connections to Messiah.

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Prophecy and the Last Days

Consider the prophetic themes of watchfulness, the gathering of the harvest, and the restoration of Yahuwah’s time. These studies bring together key passages that point toward the closing events of Scripture.

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Scripture Studies and Background

Use these supporting studies to investigate words, passages, historical background, and recurring Biblical themes. They are designed to help readers test ideas carefully against the whole witness of Scripture.

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