Yom Teruah is a day of remembrance, rejoicing, and reflecting. Yom teruah has been celebrated all throughout Scripture. This holiday, as well as, all the other High Holidays, is a shadow of what is to come.
The Feast of Trumpets/ Yom Teruah is traditionally the time when many believe that Jesus will return to earth – with the blowing of the trumpets that comes with this holiday and the trumpets’ sounding described in 1 Thessalonians as well as, in 1 Corinthians.
Here is a scripture reading list for the Feast of Trumpets.
Leviticus 23: 23 – 25 – Instructions for celebrating Yom Teruah.
Numbers 10: 1 – 10 – Trumpets created for calling the children of Israel to battle and for sounding on feast days.
Numbers 29: 1 – 6 – Instructions for offerings on this day.
Jeremiah 31 – Yom Teruah is a day of rememberance.
Nehemiah 8: 1 – 12 – Ezra instructing the Hebrews on the Torah and their celebration of Yom Teruah.
Ezra 3: 6 – 7 – Ezra and the Hebrews offering the sacrifices for Yom Teruah.
Psalms 47: 5 – Yehovah will sound a Teruah/a blast with a shofar.
Psalms 98: 6 – Shout joyfully before the Lord with trumpets.
Psalms 100 – A song of praise to Yehovah for His provision for us.
John 15 – 16: 4 – Jesus talks about when the Holy Spirit will come.
1 Corinthians 15: 51 – 52; 1 Thessalonians 4: 15 – 18: Jesus’ return signaled by a trumpet blast.
All Old Testament scriptures are from the Septuagint and all New Testament Scriptures are from The Scriptures 2009 translations unless otherwise stated.
Thank you for this. May your 2020 feast days bring you near to Him who is our Holy One forever.
Thank you so much for reading, Wendy! God bless you!
Shalom Achoti Chag Pesach Sameach (Peace my sister Happy Passover) as written in the Torah of Moshe in Bamidbar (Numbers 28:16-25) and Yovheliym (Jubilees 49:15). We came across your Blog while researching addition Torat scriptures in reference to the observance of Yom Teruah as given in Vayikra (Leviticus) 23:24-25. We are immersed in the Hebrew as well for the Torah itself as given to Moshe was written in the Ivri Lashon (Tongue) or Language (Safah). Here is a link to some Hebrew Aleph-Bet Fundamentals including the Vowel Points: https://dictionary.co.il/pronunciation_guide.php
Read Shemos (Exodus 4:20-22) Yisra’el and the seed there of is his first born son: YAH does not need a woman to bear seed for him for He has the ability to create in the same manner He created Adam and Cuah (The true Ivri Hebrew name of the so called Eve).
Relevant Verses (There is none other than YAHAVAH ELOHIM)
YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:5, Shemos (Exodus) 20:3, Shemos (Exodus) 34:14, Melekhim Bet (2 Kings) 19:15, Tehillim (Psalm) 86:10, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 37:16, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 37:20, Tehillim (Psalm) 83:18, Nechemyah (Nehemiah) 9:6, Melekhim Bet (2 Kings) 19:19, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 44:8, Sh’muel Bet (2 Samuel) 22:32, Tehillim (Psalm) 18:31, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:14, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:18,Devarim (Deuteronomy) 32:39, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 44:6, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:21,YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:6, Sh’muel Bet (2 Samuel) 7:22, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 64:4,Devarim (Deuteronomy) 6:4, Devarim (Deuteronomy) 4:35, Devarim (Deuteronomy) 4:39, Melekhim Aleph (1 Kings) 8:60, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 45:22, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 46:9, Melekhim Bet (2 Kings) 5:15, YeshaYahu (Isaiah) 43:10, Hosea 13:4, Yoel (Joel) 2:27
There is so much more to share with aspiring Torah Keepers for in every place that Torah was mentioned in the original Ivri Hebrew the Greco Romayim pagans replaced the word Torah with these pagan words (The Law) therefore removing all of the scriptural references to the word Torah as written by the Hand of EL ELYON Himself and then begin to refer to the Torah as the Old Testament which in and of itself violates Devarim (Deut) 4:2. Here are the Books of the Torah in the original Ivri Hebrew and the literal definition of each one:
Beresheis (Genesis) – In the Beginning, Shemos (Exodus) – The Names, Vayikra (Leviticus) – He Called Out, Bamidbar (Numbers) – In the Wilderness, Devarim (Deuteronomy) – The Words. There is only The Torah and The Neviim (The Prophets) and the Ketuvim (The Writings of Tehillim(Psalms), Mishlei(Proverbs), Iyov (Job), Book of Ruth, the Book of Lamentations, Ecclesiastes and Book of Esther, Daniel, Ezra–Nehemiah and Chronicles.
All you need is a Tanakh and a Hebrew Transliterated Chumash.