Each year, in accordance with the Ceremonial Laws of YHWH, we are commanded to observe the holy day known as the Feast of First Fruits or Pentecost. In the Greek “pentekoste” means fifty, in which this feast day is kept fifty days after the first weekly sabbath that follows the feast of unleavened bread. The Feast of First Fruits is a time when the Children of Israel offer the “first fruits” of our harvest of ingathering up to the Most High in honor of his blessing of our agricultural prosperity. This law of the Feast of First Fruits is found in the book of Leviticus 23:10-22. Key points in those verses are understanding how to calculate the day of the feast and, of course, how to keep it.