The Feast of Weeks and its Fulfillment
1) What feast followed the Feast of First Fruits? Lev. 23:15, 16

2) What event did this feast point forward to? Acts 1:3, 2:1-4

3) How many of the men of Israel were to attend the Feast of Weeks? Deut. 16:16

4) How was this fulfilled at Pentecost? Acts 2:7-11

5) What sort of offering was made during the Feast of Weeks? Lev. 23:17

6) What did this represent? Acts 2:41, 46, 47

7) What were the children of Israel to give during the Feast of Weeks? Deut. 16:10, Lev. 23:22

8) Was this fulfilled at Pentecost? Acts 2:44, 45

9) What were the Israelites to remember during the Feast of Weeks? Deut. 16:12

10) What were the converts at Pentecost delivered from? Acts 2:37-39

The Gifts of the Spirit
11) Were the gifts of the Spirit finished at Pentecost? Joel 2:28, 29

12) What gift is particularly one of the most important gifts? 1 Cor. 14:1

13) What were some of the gifts that Jesus has given to us? Eph. 4:11

14) How long are these gifts going to continue in God’s church? Eph. 4:13

15) What is the purpose of these gifts? Eph. 4:14

16) What is our attitude to be toward all gifts, but especially prophecy? 1 Thes. 5:19-21

17) What is one of the identifying marks of God’s last day church? Rev. 12:17; 19:10

18) Has God given the gift of prophecy to His people today?

19) What needs to be our attitude toward the true gift of prophecy? 2 Chron. 20:20

Commitment
The great feasts have deep spiritual significance for us today. They teach us important principles in the new covenant. The feast of weeks pointed forward to the outpouring of the gift of the Spirit at Pentecost, but more than that it teaches us the importance of the gifts of the Spirit in our work today. God has promised to give the gift of prophecy, are you willing to accept and believe God’s prophetic messenger that you may prosper?