Jesus Christ stands as the central figure of Scripture, the Word of God, and the focus of all biblical revelation. He is the preeminent Firstfruit, the initiator of God's spiritual harvest, as described in I Corinthians 15:23, where He is called the firstfruits. His resurrection marks Him as the firstborn from the dead, a title affirmed in Colossians 1:18 and Revelation 1:5, signifying that others will follow in His path. As the Firstfruit, He is first both chronologically and in quality, surpassing all who come after, who are also called firstfruits to the Lord. In the context of the holy days, particularly Pentecost, Jesus Christ is the model Firstfruit, the standard for the elect to emulate. On wave sheaf day, He represents the beginning of the harvest, the first to be given glory. On Pentecost, He is the preeminent Firstfruit par excellence, the One whom all must follow. His role as the prototokos, meaning first in preeminence, authority, and privilege, underscores His position as all in all, as noted in Colossians 3:11. The call to follow Him is the first duty of His disciples, as seen in His command to Peter, Andrew, James, John, Matthew, and Philip to "Follow Me." This charge implies not just physical following but a spiritual imitation of His actions and way of life. He never strayed from His Father's will, providing an unerring example for all to pursue on the path to the Kingdom of God. As the trailblazer, the Archegos, He has forged the way through the wilderness of this world, cutting a path for others to follow to glory, ensuring that staying on His trail leads to the same destination. Jesus Christ, as the Firstfruit, is also the dispenser of the Holy Spirit, a responsibility given to Him by the Father. He grants this Spirit to those who repent and are baptized, enabling them to walk the path He has laid out. His desire is for brethren, a bride, to join Him as firstfruits at His return, motivated to guide them along the way He pioneered. Through His example, instruction, gifts, help, and strength, He makes it possible for others to grow in righteousness and become like Him, focusing not on personal struggles but on His perfect model. Ultimately, the goal is to be exactly like the Firstfruit, the Head, by forsaking the human way and embracing the godly way. The truth resides in Him, and to be firstfruits after His manner, one must put on Christ, living as He lived in true holiness and righteousness. He is the true focus of Pentecost, the One who leads and guides in the walk of faith to the Kingdom of God, ensuring that through His efforts, all can be completed and perfected to the end.