Ancient Bible Feasts

About the Book

Ancient Bible Feasts opens hidden Bible truths concerning Israel, Christ, and the church. These seven feasts given in their order and days of the year in Leviticus 23 are symbolic of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ, the decent of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost; the future rapture of the church; and the great tribulation and second advent of Christ; concluding with His thousand-year millennial reign here on earth. Other books written about these feasts deal with the same events, but none has gone into detail or explained the meaning of the celebrations and sacrifices God commanded the Israelite's to celebrate so many years ago. Dr. Bailey explains the meaning of certain numbers in the Scriptures and shows their importance in these feasts and how these numbers prove the accuracy of the fulfillment of these feasts. He also prove from Scripture that Jesus Christ died at the time the Passover Lamb was killed in Egypt; the meaning of the blood being put on the doors of the houses that the Israelite's were in; that Jesus resurrected at the same time the last Israelite came out of the Red Sea centuries earlier; that the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples the exact time God came down on Mt. Sinai some fourteen hundred years earlier. He also explains the sacrifice at Mt. Sinai that points to the fact that Jew and Gentile will become one in Christ. This book is a treasure to all students of the Holy Scriptures.

About the Author

Dr. Bailey lives in the New Orleans area with his wife and three children. He is the founder and president of River Region Theological College, located in the New Orleans suburbs. He has conducted seminars in various parts of the country and is well-known for his knowledge in biblical history, doctrine, and prophecy. He has been writing for over twenty-five years and has both published and non-published works to his credit. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Christian Bible College of Louisiana and his doctoral degree from A. P. Clay Theological College, both located in Kenner, Louisiana. His passion to write and teach are two of his greatest achievements. In his latest work, "Ancient Biblical Feasts," he has put together up-to-the-minute historical facts along with detail accuracy concerning prophecy of past and future events. In doing so, he proves that the Bible is no ordinary book.