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The Eighth Day

From: The Seven Feasts: May 2009

By: Paul Wilson

Narrator: Chris Genthree

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There is something special connected with the feast of tabernacles which is not found in any other feast; that is, that after the feast runs its allotted seven days, an eighth day is mentioned. This brings before us another new beginning, and that without an end being mentioned. We may call the eighth day the day of eternity, or a hint that God will then bring in a new and final blessing.

P. Wilson, The Christian Truth

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