There is a full moon coming too. Oct 9 Tabernacles all next week then, Blue... :scratch: :yes: 🙁 Scmini Atzeret fallls on the 17th one of the latest teachings to come forward! TR I've always favored Tabernacles as a possible time that makes sense (going home to Tabernacle for 7-8 days/years), but there's been a lot of good stuff out lately about Yom Kippur, as well. Guess it comes down to any day now... At the appointed time, regardless the day, for that day has already been chosen! TR Everything you just said Yohanan......verbatim!!! We are citizens of Heaven, it's time to go Home :rose: :flyup: -Fair Use- Encouraging update from Dr. Barry … I hope we do leave on the … October 7th If not … then I’m looking at :mail: October 17th October 26th Dan’s theory of Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur) September 18, 2029 being the end of the Tribulation - 70th week of Daniel exact count of days 2520 … would take us to October 26. Its also the date of the peace agreement with Jordan and King Hussein of Jordan has the custodial rights to the Temple Mount … perhaps the U.N. peace and safety speech with dividing up the land will be proclaimed on this date? And Israel is given the go ahead to start building their temple and that triggers the Biblical wars? And if not … then I’m looking at October 31st Rapture … ( I lean this was Jesus’ Birthday) Per Dr. Hank Lindstrom from Tampa, FL his theory of October 31st birthday for Jesus Luke 1:5 The “course of Abia” ended July 31st and that’s when Zacharias priestly duties ended and he went home that night and Elizabeth who was barren became pregnant to John the Baptist. 6 months later would bring us to January 31st when Mary was pregnant she visited Elizabeth to share the Good News she was chosen to give birth to the Messiah and John the Baptist was 6 months in Elizabeth’s womb leaped for joy. So then 9 months from January 31st would bring us to October 31st. And we know Jesus is always on time, never late. I think satan stole the holiday away because he wishes to be like God. And the shepherds would of still been out in the fields keeping watch by night on this night.
There was in the days of Herod, the king of Judaea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia: and his wife was of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elisabeth.
