Before my back injury, and before Dr. Alex began working at Clearview, we had vacation times planned…so the next 8 weeks look a little different in that (other than Sept. 11th) it will just be 1 doctor in the office instead of 2! Thankfully Clearview will be open with our normal schedule, and we will only be closed on Monday Sept. 25th in honor of the Day of Atonement (read below the calendar about the special Biblical holy days that my family & I celebrate, if you’re interested) đ
With only 1 doctor in the office adjusting, it means that fewer people can schedule adjustments, so we highly, highly recommend scheduling your appointments in advance! If you wait until the last minute, it’s very very likely our schedule will be FULL and you’ll have to be on a waiting list!
During the weeks that It’s Dr. Alex only in the office, we simply cannot take any walk-ins, so it will be by appointment ONLY Sept 26-Oct 12th, no exceptions!
Thank y’all very, very much for your patience & understanding!
SoftWave schedule will be normal during these weeks đ
My family and I celebrate the Biblical holidays and always take our family vacation time in the Fall! These are way older than any find on our American Calendars or even the ones celebrated by most Christians today. These holy days are some of the most fascinating and wonderful ways to get to know God and His purposes on earth even better, and in Leviticus 23:2 God Himself calls them His own appointed times! Theyâre the holidays Yeshua (Jesus) Himself celebrated! So, if you care to learn, Iâll share some neat things about these appointed times that God set up for His people to REMEMBER Him and to REMEMBER His goodness all throughout the year. Exactly like the Spring feasts were filled with ultimate meaning and purpose in the first coming of Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ); i.e. Passover/ Unleavened Bread (when Yeshua was crucified), First Fruits (the day He was resurrected), and Shavuot (known as Pentecost in the Greek language, the day the Holy Spirit was given when they were all gathered in Jerusalem, also the same day the Torah was given to Moses on Mt. Sinai); the Fall feasts really seem to point to the prophecies that will be fulfilled when He Returns! Below are the days and very brief descriptions of the Biblical Feasts Iâm talking about over the next several weeks!
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Saturday, September 16th is the Feast of Trumpets (âYom Teruahâ in Hebrew, also known as the day of âsounding the shofarâ or âmaking a noiseâ) found in Leviticus 23:23-25 and Numbers 29:1; this is a special day of rest or High Sabbath. This feast has been known through the ages as one you âdonât know the exact day or hourâ because itâs a Hebrew idiom used when looking for the new moonâŠsome Bible students may recognize that phraseology because Jesus actually uses it when speaking of His return!! Matthew 24:29-39, Matthew 25:13, Mark 13:28-37, 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, and Revelation 16:15
Monday, Sept 25th â The Day of Atonement (âYom Kippurâ in Hebrew, the one day in the year when the High Priest went behind the curtain in the Temple into the Holy of Holies) This day reminds us that the High Priest was only allowed 1 day per year to offer blood of sacrifices to atone for or redeem the peoplesâ sin. We all have sinned and fallen short, but the glorious truth is that our sins can be forgiven and completely washed away by repenting and turning to God! There is a day coming in the future, called Judgement Day, and if our sins are not covered we will have to answer. Praise God there is a way to stand free of sin and guilt by accepting forgiveness from God through Yeshua (Jesus), our High Priest! Lev. 23:26-32, 1 John 4:10, Hebrews 10:1-16
September 30th â October 7th The Feast of Tabernacles (âSukkotâ in Hebrew meaning âboothsâ) This Feast is the great celebration lasting 8 days! It represents a time of renewed fellowship with God, remembering His sheltering provision and care for us whether we are in a desert-place or in a place of abundance, either way He is the source of all we need. Itâs celebrated by staying in a temporary dwelling, feasting, rejoicing, giving thanks to God for His provision; itâs a time of celebrating the ingathering of the final harvest of the year; looking forward to the Wedding Supper of the Lamb. Leviticus 23:33-43, Deuteronomy 16:13, Zechariah 14:16-17, John 7:1-24