Where did Jews come from for the seven Jewish feast days?
Jews came to Jerusalem for the seven Jewish feast days from the whole then-known world, predominantly the Roman Empire, ranging from Great Britain to India, and from Northern Africa across the Mediterranean Sea to Greece and Asia Minor, and so forth.
Les teaches that on every one of these seven Jewish feast days, Jews would come to Jerusalem from the whole then-known world, which was predominantly the Roman Empire. They came all the way from Great Britain to India on the East, from Northern Africa and across the Mediterranean Sea over to Greece and Asia Minor, and so forth. All these Jews would come to Jerusalem, and the Temple was still operating. No one had told these Jewish believers or anyone else to cast aside Temple worship or the Law, so they were still practicing these seven feast days, including Pentecost.