History of messianic/davidic worship

[Dave]

Forgive me if this is something I've asked about before - I've been thinking about it recently.


There seems to be two main strands that have contributed to what is called davidic or messianic worship.

the ICEJ Feast of Tabernacles
the Messianic Jewish movement

Whilst both have changed over time, and there has always been differences, equally, there are significant similarities. They both celebrate the jewish feasts using hebrew-sounding music, dance (frequently israeli-style including congregational), banners, and sometimes pagentry. Both strands trace their origins to the 1970s and both use the term davidic worship.

I'd love to know to what extent each strand influenced the other, which, if any, came first, and how it all evolved. Any ideas?


More recently, the term "extravagant worship" has come into use, primarily from Hillsong and Darlene Zscheck. A related question would be to what extent the davidic worship movement has influenced this.


Of course, perhaps we should start by trying to define davidic worship and extravagant worship....


Blessings,
Dave