Feasts
Jesus
Meals where Jesus is central. Ordered by his life, death, resurrection and return.
Wedding at Cana
A wedding feast marked by Jesus’ first sign.
Feeding of the Five Thousand
A miraculous communal meal of provision.
Supper at Simon’s House
Love and forgiveness exposed at dinner.
Zacchaeus Hosts Jesus
Salvation arrives at a household table.
The Last Supper
Jesus’ final Passover meal, reframing bread and wine as covenant remembrance.
The Emmaus Meal
Recognition of the risen Jesus in shared bread.
Breakfast by the Sea
Provision and restoration after resurrection.
Marriage Supper of the Lamb
The final eschatological feast of union and fulfilment.
Seven Feasts
The appointed feasts of Leviticus 23. Ordered by the biblical calendar.
Passover
The foundational memorial of deliverance from Egypt.
Feast of Unleavened Bread
Seven days of unleavened bread immediately following Passover.
Firstfruits
The first sheaf offered to the LORD at the beginning of harvest.
Feast of Weeks
Harvest celebration completing the firstfruits offering, later tied to covenant memory.
Feast of Trumpets
A solemn memorial day marked by trumpet-blowing and assembly.
Day of Atonement
A commanded day of affliction, repentance, and cleansing.
Feast of Tabernacles
A harvest feast remembering wilderness dwelling and provision.
The Eighth Day Assembly
A solemn assembly concluding the Tabernacles season.
Banquets
Royal and public feasts. Ordered by book of the Bible.
Joseph’s Banquet for His Brothers
A tense table preparing reconciliation.
The New Moon Feast
A calendar meal-setting used as a royal and social marker.
Belshazzar’s Feast
A royal feast interrupted by judgment.
Esther’s Banquets
Royal banquets used to reveal and reverse fate.
Purim
A feast of deliverance and joy rooted in the story of Esther.
Feast of Dedication
Temple rededication remembered in winter (later Hanukkah).
Hospitality
Meals of welcome and provision. Ordered by book of the Bible.
Abraham Hosts the Visitors
Hospitality becomes the setting for promise.
Sinai Covenant Meal
A shared meal sealing the covenant at Sinai.
The Yearly Feast at Shiloh
An annual feast of the LORD referenced in the Judges period.
Ruth’s Meal in the Fields
Welcome that signals redemption.
Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath
A last meal that does not run out.