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Comprehensive Biblical Education Curriculum

Yahweh's Appointed Times

A Journey Through His Feasts, His Covenant, and His Eternal Plan

Scripture Foundation
King James Version (KJV)
Duration
11 weeks · 90 minutes per class
Audience
New believers, adults, youth ministry, Sabbath school, and congregational Bible study
Instructional Approach
Scripture study, historical context, guided discussion, interactive activities, and practical application

This course is free for TKHT members.

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Curriculum Overview

The Heart of the Curriculum

Yahweh established sacred times that distinguished Israel's worship, shaped the nation's identity, and reminded His people of His covenant.

These observances were not merely religious ceremonies or annual celebrations. They provided a recurring opportunity for Israel to remember Yahweh's mighty acts, acknowledge His holiness, practice obedience, express gratitude, and anticipate the fulfillment of His promises.

Through this curriculum, students will examine the appointed times as a connected biblical narrative.

They will explore the relationship between creation and rest, bondage and deliverance, sacrifice and redemption, harvest and spiritual growth, repentance and reconciliation, wilderness experiences and divine protection, and ultimately Yahweh's promise to dwell with His people.

The goal is not simply to learn about sacred days. It is to understand what these days reveal about the character, commandments, and purposes of Yahweh.

Core Learning Objectives

By the end of this curriculum, students should be able to:

  1. 1Identify and explain the nine observances covered in the course.
  2. 2Locate the primary biblical instructions concerning each observance.
  3. 3Explain the relationship between the Hebrew calendar and Yahweh's appointed times.
  4. 4Describe the historical experiences of Israel associated with each observance.
  5. 5Examine connections between the Feasts, Yahshua, the covenant, and the writings of the apostles.
  6. 6Distinguish direct biblical commandments from customary practices and theological interpretations.
  7. 7Apply lessons concerning holiness, obedience, gratitude, repentance, faith, and fellowship.
  8. 8Explain the biblical significance of sacred assemblies and communal worship.
  9. 9Develop a personal and family study plan for understanding and preparing for the appointed times.

Standard Weekly Class Format

ActivityTime
Opening prayer and introductory question10 minutes
Foundational Scripture study15 minutes
Expanded teaching and biblical exposition30 minutes
Interactive activity or group discussion20 minutes
Personal application and review10 minutes
Closing reflection and assignment5 minutes

The 11 Modules

  1. Week 1Divine AppointmentsUnderstanding Yahweh's Sacred Calendar
  2. Week 2Shabbat — The Gift of Sacred RestCreation, Covenant, Worship, and Delight
  3. Week 3Pesach — Delivered by the BloodFrom Egyptian Bondage to the Redemption Revealed Through Yahshua
  4. Week 4Matsah — Leaving the Old BehindThe Feast of Unleavened Bread and the Pursuit of Holiness
  5. Week 5Bikkurim — Honoring Yahweh with the FirstFirstfruits, Gratitude, Provision, and the Promise of Harvest
  6. Week 6Shavuot — Empowered for PurposeThe Feast of Weeks, Harvest, and the Ruach HaKodesh
  7. Week 7Yom Teruah — The Sound of AwakeningTrumpets, Sacred Assembly, Remembrance, and Readiness
  8. Week 8Yom Kippur — The Call to HumilityAtonement, Repentance, Reconciliation, and Holiness
  9. Week 9Sukkoth — Dwelling Under His CoveringWilderness, Provision, Gratitude, and the Presence of Yahweh
  10. Week 10Yom Shemini — The Sacred Eighth DayHoly Convocation, Completion, and the Hope of Eternal Fellowship
  11. Week 11The Appointed Times MasterclassUnderstanding the Complete Biblical Picture