Which verses instruct that believers should gather for worship and fellowship?

Which verses instruct that believers should gather for worship and fellowship?

• A. Hebrews 10:25
• B. Leviticus 23:2
• C. Leviticus 24:10
• D. Exodus 12:14

Answer: (B)

Believers gathering for worship is shown in the idea of holy convocations—public, commanded gatherings for worship and communal fellowship. Leviticus 23:2 tells Israel to proclaim the LORD’s feasts and to treat these times as holy convocations, meaning they should assemble together for worship during those appointed seasons. That explicit instruction to assemble for worship makes this verse a clear example of believers gathering as a community to honor God. By contrast, the other options refer to different things: Exodus 12:14 sets a memorial feast (the Passover) rather than ongoing communal worship gatherings; Leviticus 24:10 covers a specific incident and does not address regular worship gatherings; Hebrews 10:25 speaks to assembling in the Christian context, but it isn’t the verse listed for this particular prompt.

Believers gathering for worship is shown in the idea of holy convocations—public, commanded gatherings for worship and communal fellowship. Leviticus 23:2 tells Israel to proclaim the LORD’s feasts and to treat these times as holy convocations, meaning they should assemble together for worship during those appointed seasons. That explicit instruction to assemble for worship makes this verse a clear example of believers gathering as a community to honor God.

By contrast, the other options refer to different things: Exodus 12:14 sets a memorial feast (the Passover) rather than ongoing communal worship gatherings; Leviticus 24:10 covers a specific incident and does not address regular worship gatherings; Hebrews 10:25 speaks to assembling in the Christian context, but it isn’t the verse listed for this particular prompt.