Feast of Tabernacles

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September 26 - October 2, 2026

"Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped. Then the lame shall leap like a deer, and the tongue of the dumb sing. For waters shall burst forth in the wilderness, and streams in the desert" (Isaiah 35:5-6).

God's plan for mankind involves restoration—and the Feast of Tabernacles symbolizes the restoration process. The preceding Holy Days set the stage for this restoration of the creation to peace and harmony with God.

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Mysterious Festival Days

Psst. Let me tell you a secret. Millions of professing Christians don’t even know these days exist. Yet these festivals explain how and when God will have a personal relationship with every human being, including you and me. Here’s the...
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The Second Death A Further Purpose

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A Trip To Remember

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The Church of God Returns to Pella

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Middle East Trip-Amman Jordan

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A New United Nations

While unaware of the U.N.'s 60th anniversary last month, a growing number of people have become aware of the organization's weaknesses. But before dismissing the idea of the U.N., consider what the Bible says about the role of nations united...
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Treasure Digest: It's the Thought That Counts

Have you ever felt a little bit lonely and abandoned?
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Jesus Christ and the Meaning of the Biblical Holy Days

Jesus Christ celebrated seven festivals every year that most Christians today can’t even name, yet He is at the core of all of them. He is the reason for each of these seasons, and they have great meaning for anyone...
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"Leaping Like Calves From the Stall": An Analogy for Today

This analogy can give us a special perspective on the Feast of Tabernacles we are soon to observe.
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Treasure Digest: Festival Choirs

Share your singing talent by serving in the choir at the Feast
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Treasure Digest: A Family Affair

Make sure your whole family is invovled in the excitement leading up to the Feast of Tabernacles.
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Treasure Digest: Honoring God With Music Now and at the Feast

Music is pleasing to God. We can praise Him both in our daily lives and at the Feast by the music we choose.
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Spring Feast "Safari" Shows How God Is Blessing His Work in East Africa

This spring, my husband, Barry, and I had the opportunity to ride along on a visiting tour of East Africa and see firsthand how God is blessing the work there.
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Ending Sexual Abuse of Children

As a resident of the state of Florida, it was distressing for me and many of my fellow Floridians to learn this past weekend of more cases of sexual battery being committed against children. Reports of sexual abuse of children...
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The Biblical Festivals That Show How God Will Bring World Peace

Will mankind ever experience lasting peace? Humanity's track record isn't very good. But a series of biblical feasts reveals how God will indeed bring lasting world peace!
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Feast of Tabernacles: A Harvest Festival for God's People

Fall is the season for harvest festivals. An online search for "harvest festival" produced over 50,000 listings. Celebrating the end of a successful harvest after a season of hard work seems like a natural thing to do. This custom dates...
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'Let's Roll'

Todd Beamer became a hero Sept. 11, and his last words became a rallying cry for a nation. God's elect are hearing a similar cry to help save the world. Are we ready?
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A Time for Two Vital Lessons

Learning to fear God and rejoice!
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'Thy Kingdom Come'

Jesus Christ instructed His followers to pray, "Thy kingdom come" (King James Version). In its long-term effects this prayer is the most important request a person could make—asking God the Father that His Kingdom would become a reality. Three of...
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Planning a Better Feast Trip

Our experience has shown us the advantages of planning extra time for our Feast trip and traveling with others when possible.
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