The Holiest Day of the Year Yom Kippur: Preparing for the King's Return

Yom Kippur – The Holiest Day for Israelites

Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, stands as the holiest day of the year for Israelites. It calls us to turn inward, repent, and seek true spiritual renewal.

A Day of Fasting and Reflection

From sunset to sunset, we observe a complete Sabbath rest. We fast from all food and drink. Traditionally, Israelites also avoid bathing, wearing shoes, and marital relations. Instead, we focus on afflicting our souls, setting aside worldly comforts, and turning fully to YAHUAH.

The Call to Repentance

During Yom Kippur, we actively seek forgiveness and let go of old grudges. We reach out to make amends with those we may have wronged. Through these steps, we shift attention away from self-interest and focus on our spiritual standing before the Most High.

The High Priest’s Ancient Duties

In ancient times, the high priest stayed awake through the night in preparation. He wore pure white linen and made sacrifices of a bull, a ram, and two goats. One sacrifice covered his own sins, while the other atoned for Israel. He then entered the Holy of Holies to offer the blood as commanded.

This book explains these practices in detail and reveals the purpose behind each sacrifice and ritual.

Exploring Scripture and Prophecy

We move beyond Leviticus and explore the book of Jubilees for deeper insights. You will learn how: The order of Melchizedek: According to the 12 Patriarchs, connects to the true King and High Priest. We also explain why animal sacrifices are no longer needed today.

Why Yom Kippur Still Matters

If you seek to understand why Yom Kippur remains the holiest day of the year, this book will guide you. It connects historical traditions with spiritual truths that are still relevant today.

Discover why Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year. Uncover its profound connection to preparing for the King’s return and unlock the truth about this sacred day.