40 Years of Wondering: Mercy, Authority and Power in The Wilderness

Forty Years of Wandering: Mercy, Authority, and Power in the Wilderness of Testing is the Russian-language edition of Arthur Bailey’s teaching on the Feast of Tabernacles and Israel’s forty years in the wilderness. This book asks a searching question: Why did a people who saw so many miracles still die outside the Promised Land? Bailey shows that the real barrier was not sand, heat, or enemies, but unbelief, murmuring, and resistance to the commandments of YeHoVaH.

Part One explores the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) and the command to live in booths, revealing how temporary dwellings exposed the true condition of Israel’s faith. The wilderness becomes a school where YeHoVaH humbles, tests, and reveals what is in the heart, calling His people to trust His Word above circumstances.

Part Two turns to the Feasts and Sabbaths of YeHoVaH as the practical language of the Kingdom. Bailey challenges religious traditions that have turned the biblical Feasts into prophetic charts, dates, or “Jewish holidays,” rather than appointed times of obedience, joy, and dependence on the Presence of the Father.

Combining careful Scripture study with direct, pastoral application, Forty Years of Wandering calls Russian-speaking believers to examine their own hearts, return to the commandments of YeHoVaH, and follow Messiah Yeshua in a life of real faith—not just religious motion.