Feast and Celebrate - Deuteronomy 16 Poem

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In Deuteronomy Chapter Sixteen, so bright,
God's laws for feasts and times of pure delight.
Passover, Weeks, and Booths, all joyous days,
To gather, worship, give God's name the praise.
The first month's moon, Passover's grand start,
With unleavened bread, and lamb's blood apart.
A time to remember freedom's sweet taste,
When God delivered from Egypt's harsh waste.
Then Weeks arrives with harvest's golden yield,
Offerings given with a grateful heart revealed.
Seven weeks from Passover, it shall be,
A time of thanksgiving, abundant and free.
And Booths, the final feast in autumn's breeze,
With temporary shelters made with ease.
A reminder of God's faithful hand,
When Israel wandered through the desert sand.
So let's rejoice, with grateful hearts sincere,
For God's provision, His guidance clear.
As we celebrate these feasts divine,
In Deuteronomy Sixteen, God's wisdom shines.