In the last chapter, we found out that God does actually require us all to keep a Saturday Sabbath and that it WASN\u2019T changed to Sunday. The Last Day of Unleavened Bread<\/span> is kept from sunset on 7 April<\/span> until sunset on 8 April<\/span>.
Likewise, we will now find out that God ALSO expects us to keep His Holy Days and NOT some man-made make up and pretend days!
God told us that there are three Holy festival seasons, and contained within these periods are seven Holy Days.
Holy days are annual Sabbaths and kept exactly like the weekly one. No work from sunset to sunset!
On these Holy Days, God also expects us to give a freewill offering. We will cover the money side in a later chapter.
For now, let\u2019s start with the correct days to keep each year.
The\n first season each year are the Days of Unleavened Bread. There is a \nfirst day and a last day, separated by seven days. The first day is a \nSabbath and the last day is a Sabbath.
For 2026, the First Day of Unleavened Bread<\/span> is kept from sunset on 1 April<\/span> until sunset on 2 April<\/span>.
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All\n leaven must be removed from our houses, vehicles any other area that we\n have control over. We must also eat no leaven during this week. More \ndetails on all these days will be in a later chapter. For now I am just \ncovering the \u201cbare bones\u201d to get you started.
The second season is Pentecost. This is always a Sunday.
For 2026, Pentecost<\/span> is kept from sunset on 23 May<\/span> until sunset on 24 May<\/span>.
The last season, in the autumn, contains the remaining four Holy Days.
First we have The Feast of Trumpets.
For 2026, The Feast of Trumpets<\/span> is kept from sunset on 11 September<\/span> until sunset 12 September<\/span>.
Next we have the Day Atonement.
For 2026, the Day of Atonement<\/span> is kept from sunset on 20 September<\/span> until sunset 21 September<\/span>.
During this time God requires that we eat and drink nothing for the full 24 hours. The only exceptions being if we are already “afflicted” by an illness or in the case of ladies, if they are pregnant.
The\n Feast of Tabernacles lasts a week. The first day is a Holy Day. The \nFeast then ends with the Last Great Day which is the final Holy Day of \nthe year. The intervening days are not Holy Days.
For 2026, the Feast of Tabernacles<\/span> is kept from sunset on 25 September <\/span>until sunset 2 October<\/span>.
From sunset on 25 September<\/span> until sunset 26 September<\/span> is the Holy Day.
The Last Great Day<\/span> in 2026 is kept from sunset on 2 October<\/span> until sunset 3 October.
THESE ARE GOD\u2019S HOLY DAYS!
THESE ARE THE DATES THAT ALL TRUE CHRISTIANS OBSERVE AND MUST KEEP HOLY.
<\/span><\/span>All\n others are made up days that God tells us not to observe. ALL have \npagan origins and God has always been very clear that we must worship \nHim, HIS way and not to replicate other religions that have pagan roots.
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