APPOINTED - The Revelation of Christ in God's Calendar

 There is a difference between a holiday and an appointment. A holiday asks nothing of you. It simply arrives, and then it goes. An appointment means someone is waiting.

When God gathered Israel at the foot of a mountain and gave them a calendar, He did not give them holidays. The Hebrew word was mo'ed - a fixed meeting, set in advance by one party and kept.

Then, across fifteen centuries, He kept every one of them: Passover. Unleavened Bread.

Firstfruits. Pentecost. Four appointments, four arrivals, żero approximations — fulfilled not in the season, but to the day.

And three remain.

APPOINTED walks the seven feasts of Leviticus 23 and traces the priestly courses of 1 Chronicles 24 through the births of John and Jesus — showing where the evidence stands firm, and saying plainly where it does not. This is not a code cracked by the clever. It is the record of a God who has never missed a meeting He set.

"The New Testament writers were not looking for symbolism.

They were reporting attendance."