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Trumpets as Sound of Alarm
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Leviticus 23:24  (Go to this verse :: Verse pop-up) It is from this ceremony that the Feast of Trumpets draws its name. There is a great deal of symbolic meaning tied in with the blowing of these trumpets—especially with regard to the end time in which we are living. Trumpets were blown to announce God's festivals, as well as to call God's people to assembly. Trumpets were also used as an alarm of invading armies and impending warfare. This terrifying sound filled the people of ancient Israel with fear, because they knew the horror of war was imminent! It is this warning of war that sets apart the Feast of Trumpets from God's other festivals. Why Christians Should Keep God's Holy Days

 

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