posted on Jul, 28 2009 @ 01:51 AM
reply to post by Udontknowme
To sacrifice the firstfruits in the Jewish sense is to take the first gatherings of your late spring harvest and burn it on an altar for God. This is
done for the feast of unleavened bread in early spring and the feast of Pentacost in late spring. Pentacost is also known as the Feast of
firstfruits.
Christian meanings for the firstfruits are spiritual in nature. Jesus died on Passover, was resurrected 3 days and 3 nights later in the middle of
the feast of unleavened bread. About 40 days later, around the time of Pentacost, Jesus was raised up into heaven. Thus, Jesus became the firstfruit
of all God's children. The feast of firstfruits (pentacost) symbolizes the ascended Christ as God's firstfruits and the future resurrection and
rapture of God's children as the firstfruits of Christ. This also shows that there will be more than one resurrection. The resurrection of the
firstfruits just as the firstfruits of the harvest were sacrificed and the general resurrection, or resurrection of Judgement which symbolize the
general harvests. God's holy days revolved around the harvest season from early spring to autumn (March/april - Sept/Oct.). If you are a christian,
read Acts chapter 2. It explains the day of Pentacost and the Church beginning on this very day in 31 AD.
If you are Jewish, firstfruits happens on the Holy Days. You shouldn't burden yourself beyond that. You can, however, tithe 1/10 of your harvest on
a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis. I am a Judeo-christian so my firstfruit sacrifice is Jesus Christ and I, myself will be a firstfruit of
Christ when He returns. Hope this helped. I'm sorry if it confused you. I can get into greater detail if you would like but it's your call. God
bless you.