FEAST OF TRUMPETS - The Feast of Trumpets is just a little bit curious among the Holy Days. As you read thru the descriptions of the Holy Days, the Passover is a holy day firmly rooted in history. There's a historical event a­bout which the Passover is formed. Actually, two historical events for Christians. First was the death of the first born in the exodus out of Egypt, and the other, was the last supper when Jesus spent the time with the disciples, which commemorates the death of our Savior till He comes. 
   The Days of Unleavened Bread are also firmly rooted in history, it had to do with the exodus and during that time Israel was to eat un­leavened bread and throughout all their generations' and all their hab­itations for seven days in memorial of that and as Christians we have come to understand that there is a deeper significances even for us. 
   Pentecost is a harvest festival. It comes at the end of seven weeks of harvest when you have worked six days and rested the seventh and worked six days and rested the seventh and then finally you come to the fiftieth day which is Pentecost. It was a special day when it was again a harvest festival.