Have you ever wondered why the vast majority of Christians don’t keep the Sabbath, even though it is one of the Ten Commandments? Does it really matter to God which day His people honor above all the others?
And what about the festivals that God commanded Israel to keep, such as Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread, Pentecost, and the Feast of Booths? Are they no longer important to Him, or were they somehow fulfilled or nullified by the New Covenant?
There is a growing movement in Christianity to restore Sabbath keeping and the festivals, seeking to get back to the Hebrew roots of the New Covenant faith. Surely there must be some lasting significance to the rich heritage of the faith of Abraham. After all, are not the disciples of the Messiah supposed to be Abraham’s offspring by faith?