Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,4|          invited the elders to a feast in his honor. ~ Jethro was
 2   1,3,7|       Law of Moses was read, the feast of ~Tabernacles was celebrated,
 3   1,3,8|         the Jews from Haman, the feast of Purim was established (
 4   1,5,5|     hosts make unto all people a feast of fat things, a feast of
 5   1,5,5|         a feast of fat things, a feast of wines on the lees... ~
 6   2,1,2|      ceremonies. Only during~the feast seasons did people gather
 7   2,1,4|        were of later origin.~The Feast of the Passover. (Exod.
 8   2,1,4|         details of observing~the feast. The people would eat at
 9   2,1,4|  fifteenth day of the month. The Feast of Unleavened Bread~followed
10   2,1,4| sacrifices. The first day of the feast and the last day were holy
11   2,1,4|          season of the~year.~The Feast of Pentecost (Lev. 23:15-
12   2,1,4|       Num. 28:26-31). This was a feast of the first~fruits of grain,
13   2,1,4|          is sometimes called the Feast of Weeks, because it came
14   2,1,4|       because on the day of this feast the~Holy Spirit came with
15   2,1,4|     Jerusalem church (Acts 2:1).~Feast of Trumpets (Lev. 23:23-
16   2,1,4|       the year. It was a one-day feast observed at home.~The Day
17   2,1,4|         of the sin offering.~The Feast of Tabernacles (Exod. 23:
18   2,1,4|            This was an eight-day feast beginning the fifteenth
19   2,1,4|   therefore~sometimes called the Feast of Ingathering (Exod. 23:
20   2,1,4|           23:16; 34:22). To this feast they would take~the tithes
21   2,1,4|           On the last day of the feast a pitcher of water was brought
22   2,1,4|          given an account of one Feast of Tabernacles~which Jesus
23   2,2,5|          invitation to a wedding feast,~speaks as a friend with
24   2,2,5|          Jerusalem for all major feast days. As evidenced in the