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'''Zion''' and the '''feasts''' are inseparable. It is because Zion is the place appointed for God’s feasts to be celebrated holy. In the Old Testament times, the Israelites were blessed in Zion by offering sacrifices on the feasts according to the Law of Moses. Today, the saints are blessed with eternal life when they keep the feasts of the new covenant in [[spiritual Zion]]. Spiritual Zion was established by Jesus with the feasts of the new covenant in the New Testament times. There are seven annual feasts of God—the [[Passover]], the [[Feast of Unleavened Bread]], the [[Day of Firstfruits|Feast of Firstfruits]] ([[Day of Resurrection|Day of Resurrection]]), the [[Feast of Weeks]] ([[Pentecost]]), the [[Feast of Trumpets]], the [[Day of Atonement]], and the [[Feast of Tabernacles]]; and there is the [[Sabbath]] as a weekly feast. | '''Zion''' and the '''feasts''' are inseparable. It is because Zion is the place appointed for God’s feasts to be celebrated holy. In the Old Testament times, the Israelites were blessed in Zion by offering sacrifices on the feasts according to the Law of Moses. Today, the saints are blessed with eternal life when they keep the feasts of the new covenant in [[spiritual Zion]]. Spiritual Zion was established by Jesus with the feasts of the new covenant in the New Testament times. There are seven annual feasts of God—the [[Passover]], the [[Feast of Unleavened Bread]], the [[Day of Firstfruits|Feast of Firstfruits]] ([[Day of Resurrection|Day of Resurrection]]), the [[Feast of Weeks]] ([[Pentecost]]), the [[Feast of Trumpets]], the [[Day of Atonement]], and the [[Feast of Tabernacles]]; and there is the [[Sabbath]] as a weekly feast. | ||