Celebrating the Spring Anniversaries

Celebrating the Spring Anniversaries

By: WLC Team

Anniversaries help us to remember. A birthday is the anniversary of the day you were born. Married couple's celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary as a celebration of their lives together. Countries have anniversaries as well: August 15 is the day on which India celebrates her independence from British rule; Quingming is an ancient Chinese holiday, reinstated in 2008, for honoring ancestors, while in the United States and Canada, Thanksgiving is an annual holiday to remember the Creator's gifts of liberty and plenteous food.
Heaven has anniversaries as well. These anniversaries, carefully laid out in the Bible, teach grand, sweeping truths about Yahuwah's plan to save His people from sin. The anniversaries of our salvation are divided into three groups: spring anniversaries, summer anniversaries [Pentecost], and fall anniversaries. Each group begins with an extra-special New Moon which signals the soon-coming times of remembrance.
New Moon of the first month in the spring is Heaven's true New Year. It is followed on the fourteenth of that month with Passover and then a weeklong celebration of Yahuwah's deliverance. Many people assume that these anniversary feasts were given to the Israelites alone, or that they were somehow "nailed to the cross." However, it is Heaven's plan that these special times of remembrance be kept throughout all ages because they keep fresh in the mind the memory of Yahuwah's great love and self-sacrifice for a world that hated Him.
Satan has sought to counterfeit Yahuwah's holidays. People the world over celebrate the pagan Christmas. Christians, who should know better, also celebrate Easter and even Halloween! These are all counterfeits specifically designed to divert the attention from the true Holy Days to the false holidays.
New Year's New Moon Day
Passover
Feast of Unleavened Bread
Wave Sheaf

1 "After one's own birthday, the two major Satanic holidays are Walpurgisnacht [May 1] and Halloween." Anton S. LaVey, The Satanic Bible, (New York: HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., 1992), p. 96.