Month 2 – Iyar: The Narrow Road Leads to More Revelation

Iyar is the second month on the Hebrew calendar.  During the first month, we’ve experienced Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Feast of Firstfruits, and are now going through the Omer Count.

Although it’s growing, there’s still a relatively small group of people observing the feasts and keeping Sabbath compared to the mainstream. We’ve chosen a narrow path.  The Feast of Unleavened Bread that has just completed is a time of distinguishing between leaven and unleavened bread, symbolizing our goal of separating sin from righteousness. The number of people eating this way for a week is pretty small. It’s likely that those currently counting the omer for 49 days is even smaller.  We’re going against the grain.  It’s what I’d call “the narrow path.” (more…)

May 6, 2019 | Categories: Hebrew calendar, New Moon, Rosh Hodesh | Tags: 2nd month, highway of holiness, Isaiah 35, Israelite census, Iyar, Jesus ascension, Matthew 7, Noah's flood, resurrection, revelation, revelation of Messiah, Spring Feasts, the Exodus, Yeshua's post resurrection appearances | 4 Comments