Feast of Harvest

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The Feast of Harvest is an ancient Israelite agricultural festival, later known as Shavuot, celebrating the firstfruits of the wheat harvest and God’s provision.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish holiday precursor
agricultural festival
ancient Israelite festival
biblical festival
agriculturalContext grain harvest
wheat harvest
associatedOffering firstfruits
grain offerings
two loaves of bread
biblicalReference Exodus 23:16
Exodus 34:22
calendarSeason late spring
category Agricultural rites in the Hebrew Bible
Biblical Jewish holidays NERFINISHED
celebrates God’s provision
completion of the grain harvest period
firstfruits of the wheat harvest
describedIn Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
developedInto rabbinic festival of Shavuot NERFINISHED
hasName Feast of Harvest NERFINISHED
Feast of Weeks NERFINISHED
Shavuot precursor
historicalPeriod First Temple period
Second Temple period
languageOfOrigin Hebrew
laterKnownAs Feast of Weeks NERFINISHED
Shavuot NERFINISHED
liturgicalTheme covenant faithfulness
dependence on God
joy in the harvest
mentionedIn Book of Exodus NERFINISHED
observedBy Israelite farmers
oneOf three major pilgrimage festivals
peopleGroup ancient Israelites
pilgrimageStatus pilgrimage festival
relatedFestival Feast of Ingathering NERFINISHED
Feast of Tabernacles NERFINISHED
Feast of Unleavened Bread NERFINISHED
Passover NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
ancient Israelite religion
timeRelativeToPassover fifty days after the offering of the omer
seven weeks after Passover
worshipFocus acknowledgment of God as provider of harvest
thanksgiving to God

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Exodus 23 mentionsFestival Feast of Harvest