The Laws of the Appointed Times (Moedim)

Описание: 📖 The Laws of the Appointed Times (Moedim) — Torah Teaching

In this teaching, we examine the Laws of the Appointed Times (Moedim) as given by Yahweh in the Torah, using Scripture to define Scripture, with supporting witnesses from the Prophets, Writings, and Apocrypha (Jubilees, Enoch, Esdras).

This session is part of a larger course on mastering the Law, where commandments are studied legally, not emotionally, and obedience is defined by accuracy, conditions, and restraint.

🔍 What This Teaching Covers

Yahweh as the Author of Time

The Moedim as binding legal appointments

Why Torah laws operate on specific conditions

Prophecies foretelling the disruption of times and calendars

Why certain commandments are paused, not abolished

Why the Sabbath remains fully identifiable and keepable

A step-by-step method for examining each feast lawfully

Why guessing, imitation, or substitution is not obedience

⚖️ Key Principle Taught

We are not choosing which laws to keep.
We are recognizing which laws can be kept lawfully.

This teaching emphasizes that Torah obedience includes waiting, and that acting without Yahweh’s required conditions is itself disobedience.

📚 Primary Texts Used

Torah: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy

Prophets & Writings: Isaiah, Ezekiel, Hosea, Daniel, Psalms

Apocrypha: Jubilees, 1 Enoch, 2 Esdras

(Quotations are drawn from translations closest to the original Hebrew where applicable.)

🕯️ Who This Teaching Is For

Students of Torah seeking precision and integrity

Those wrestling with feast observance in the end of days

Learners who value restraint over assumption

Anyone desiring to understand what obedience looks like when conditions are missing

📌 Important Clarification

This teaching does not abolish the feasts.
It explains why they are currently paused according to Torah and prophecy, and how they will be recognized again when Yahweh restores the conditions.

▶️ Future Teachings

This presentation prepares the foundation for:

Detailed studies of each feast (Passover, Shavuot, Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, Jubilees)

The laws of sacred space, priesthood, and sacrifice

Restoration-focused Torah instruction