Every fall, we observe a seven-day festival known as the Feast of Tabernacles, along with the Last Great Day, which occurs immediately after the Feast. This is an incredibly joyous occasion in which people gather together at sites all over the world for spiritual growth, food, fellowship and fun.

This week-long festival pictures the 1,000-year rule of Jesus Christ and the saints on the Earth (Rev. 20:6)—when peace, happiness and abundance will break out everywhere! We come together for eight days to look forward to that wonderful time, which is soon to arrive.

God commanded ancient Israel to observe these days (Lev. 23:39), and this command is still in effect for His Church today. Rather than sleep in handmade temporary dwellings, as the Israelites did in the Old Testament, we stay in hotels or similar accommodations.

Most churches do not observe the Feast because they are either unaware of it or think it is no longer necessary. But God’s true Church is aware of it and understands that it is commanded to be observed. To learn more about all of the biblical Holy Days, prove them for yourself, and better understand how to answer those who ask you about it, read the booklet God’s Holy Days or Pagan Holidays?