Feast Days

Pesach (Passover)

To remember when the Father passed over His people because of the blood of the lamb in Egypt.

Matstsah (Unleavened Bread)

To remove the leaven from your home and hearts so you can be restored unto the Creator.

Bikkur (Firstfruits)

To present the first and best of our physical and spiritual harvest before the Father

Hannukkah (Dedication)

A memorial day to re-dedicate yourself unto the Father, similar to the dedication of the temples consecrated by Solomon and Judah Macceebee.

Shavuot (Pentecost)

The betrothal and exchange of covenant words between the Creator and his people.

Purim (Lots)

A memorial day to celebrate the Father delivering his people from the armies during the Persian captivity.

Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)

A day of self-evaluation and selflessness.

Sukkot (Tabernacles)

To dwell in tents as a remembrance of the Father providing in the wilderness.

Yom Turah (Day of Trumpets)

The blowing of the trumpet to announce the return of the bridegroom.

Shabbat

To rest from your labor.

Sources:
Cepher Bible with Apocrypha | Hebrew Israelites, Biblical Feast Days by Unknown Hebrew | Hebrew Lexicon | Blue Letter Bible

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