About the Book

I am a Seventh-day Adventist, and this book is primarily directed toward a Seventh-day Adventist reader. However, I do believe that non-Adventist Christians might find the information in this book useful. Mainstream Christian denominations do not observe the feasts of the LORD for the same reasons that Seventh-day Adventists don’t observe them. Even Jews may find this book useful because I examine each of God’s appointed times in detail and show how they were important to Jews in the Old Testament. I also show how they were important to the early Christian church. Eventually, they played a role in the great divide that developed between Christianity and Judaism. Many Jews and Christians must wonder how Christianity was considered a sect of Judaism in its first century, but then became very different in the centuries that followed, even though they continue to share the Old Testament. In this book I discuss how this happened and show how God’s appointed times were a factor in the division.