How does First Harvest Ministries integrate the significance of the 15th of Aviv in their teachings?

First Harvest Ministries places the 15th of Aviv at the very center of its teaching on covenant, Passover, and the work of Yeshua.

From messages like “The Significance of the 15th of Aviv in Biblical History” and “15th of Aviv – From the Covenant to the Cross,” it is taught that:

• The Abrahamic covenant, the Exodus, and Yeshua’s death all converge on the 15th of Aviv as one prophetic timeline.
• Yeshua’s death is emphasized as occurring on the 15th (the first day of Unleavened Bread), not the 14th, as the moment the Abrahamic covenant is ratified and the new covenant sealed.
• The 15th of Aviv is presented as the starting point of a transformation process: from leaving Egypt (bondage) to becoming the covenant people who walk in the promised-land mindset.

This date is then woven into teachings on:

• The Feast of Unleavened Bread as a call to remove “leaven” (rebellion, pride) for seven days to return to the original seed of faith.
• Identity as Yahweh’s covenant family, destined for kingdom rule, even while still “strangers” in the land.
• Reading history and prophecy as a single, continuous covenant story anchored to that day.

Would you like a simple timeline showing how First Harvest connects Abraham, the Exodus, and the cross to the 15th of Aviv?