Fri.’s Devo - Reaping the Harvest and Crossing the Sea

I have already explained the feast on February 6 if you want to refresh what they mean. I did notice that Yom Kippor is not mentioned. It will happen during the seven days of Tabernacles. It is a feast that Christians won’t be celebrating. It will be the Days of Awe that Matthew 24 talks about which will be for those left on earth after Jesus has taken his bride. I would like to not that during every feast period there is a harvest. After the feast of Pentecost is explained they are told not to reap the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings, but to leave them for the poor. God is letting us know that it is not time to reap the whole earth. In the end, God will reap the whole earth according to Rev. 14. Then every man must make an account for his life. I have been paying attention to how many times the disciples and Jesus “cross the sea” and I have a theory. It seems like one side of the sea represents the masses. Jesus teaches them, feeds, them and speaks to them only in parables. The other side of the sea is where spiritual warfare is done, Jesus teaches his disciples and he doesn’t speak in parables. One side represents the natural, and the other the spiritual. Notice how many times Jesus crosses the sea. It is definitely a sign. Lord, teach us your ways. We love you and want to reveal Your glory today.