Hey y'all, coaching the fight here on October 11th, 2022, and I just wanted to come in and let you know that the Feast of Tab and Echo starts today. Yep, that week long festival where people sleep intense and wave palm branches around. It actually starts today, October 11th, at sunset. Now if that's news to you, let me show you over here in Exodus chapter 23, why that's important. Of course, Exodus chapter 23 is part of the covenant that started back there with the 10 Commandments in Exodus chapter 20. You see here in 23 where it's talking about the Statutes, and it says that there are three times in a year when all of our Father's children must meet. You know, there are seven Feast days, and so it might seem a little bit surprising that not all seven are actually mandatory. You definitely want to keep those Feast days, but there's added significance when we see that the Feast days that are mandatory or the week long Feast of unleavened bread, Pentecost, which some argue is a week long Feast, and then the week long Feast of Tab and Echo's. So let's show you what it is that we're supposed to be doing. Coming out of Leviticus chapter 23 and verse 34, where it's talking about how this is a week long festival for the Children of Israel, and don't be confused when it says the Children of Israel. All that means is those that are obedient to the Bible and the Scripture and what it says. It's not about blood ties and family history in these days. A Gentile simply means somebody who doesn't know the Lord, just like a Samaritan is somebody who knows the Lord and the rules, but don't keep them. Israel is somebody who is actually obedient. So let's see what it is that we're supposed to be doing. You see there in verse 35 that it is a holy convocation, meaning that it is a very important day, and then it says there that we ought to do no serve our work on that day. Many of us will take off work that day or take off school that day, or at least do no serve our work if we have to do something like go to school or something. It's actually supposed to be a day of rest. So if you're working the night shift on October 11th, you'll want to start your rest period on the evening of October 11th. But for the rest of us who work during the daylight hours, it is actually on October 12th that we'll have off that week. That's going to be Wednesday and we'll have off the next week too on Wednesday, but I'm getting a little bit ahead of myself. So let's get back and look at the verses. You see right here in verse 36, it says, for seven days we are to make an offering made by fire. We just did a video on what our offerings and our sacrifices look like in these days. So if you want, you can go, you can check out that video or you can pause your screen and review these texts from Suraq that talks about what our offerings look like, how it is that we turn our bodies into a living sacrifice to our father. We see these in the book of Suraq chapter 35 verses 1 through 12. You see how I was talking about keeping the law. So during this week long festival, you might actually want to read the book of the Covenant, which again starts in Exodus chapter 20 and goes through chapter 23. That's how we make a peace offering to our father in heaven. And then in verse 2 it tells us to be kind to our brother. And you can start by hitting the like button to this video as an act of kindness. But anyway, you see in verse 3 it says to avoid all we can is enter forsake unrighteousness is atonement. But then you notice down here that it goes on to start talking about ties and offerings and there is no spiritual equivalent to that. So what you want to do is find your spiritual leader and give him a gift or something like death. But anyway, you see in 36 that it is that 8 day long festival. So it starts the evening of October 11th. That's going to be Tisri 14 and it's going to end on the evening of October 19th. That's going to be Tisri 22. And then you see here where it says that it is a solemn assembly. But in the Septuagit translation, it says that it is a time of release. So it's not necessarily a sad day or anything like that. So we may consider the rules that we see below. Like down in verse 40, we are saying that we ought to take palm branches and the branches from other goodly trees and wave them each day of the festival, rejoice and sing them before our Father. And then in verse 42 we see that we ought to dwell in booths or tents. So we definitely want to consider doing both of those, even though those two parts are reserved for what it says here. People that are native Israel to me, that sounds like people who have been doing these feast days for a while. But I would advise everybody to join in by sleeping in a tent if you can and making it a very joyful week. Again, starting this evening at sunset on October 11th. If you have any questions or anything, feel free to put them below and you can check out some of the other videos that we did given us more specifics on the day. Please leave us a comment. Make sure you hit that like button. And so on.