TR has expressed that date specifically in the last several weeks, Geri, with some (hopeful?) conviction. It pricked up my ears whenever TR mentioned it. Well, maybe I pricked up my eyes. TR hasn't called me about that certain thing. :mail: Heather Rivard, whom I immensely respect, had laid out several compelling proposals tied to many Scriptures in various places locking in on Nisan 10 of some year for the Second Coming. Among proposals is that Nisan 10 historically and in the future signals a change of covenant. For example, in 1450 +/- BCE, Nisan 10 was the date a sacrificial Passover lamb was selected. Nisan 10 dated the Triumphal entry where the Jewish Messiah King came into Jerusalem riding a donkey. Associated with that event, Jesus had cursed the fig tree, meaning the covenant would be passed from the Jews to a people who would bear its fruit. The covenant will revert to the Jews at the second coming -- one of the proposals. On the Nisan 10 preceding the second coming by seven years, the Kingdom will be finally granted to us, the Church who bear the fruit, and the Kingdom will be physically ours on that Rapture day. Please consider examining her research and videos for the broader set of proposals she makes. The best year for me is this coming Nisan 10, not one or a few years hence. Going beyond thais Nisan 10 we'd wait another year. Jesus second coming being associated with a Jubilee year is a key -- ideally in 2029 or seven years. Nisan 1 is April 2 this year according to Hebcal, and April 1 according to TimeAndDate.com, employing their lunar rising and setting time charts. The "real" Nisan 10, therefore, would be either April 11 former or April 10 latter. The latter slot for this year, signaled to TR, is more conservative. So that's my hope, Geri. Please give Heather's proposal a try. Personally her well-documented / well-explained proposals underpinned by Scriptures have persuaded me, for whatever my persuasion may be worth. Even though I will not be moved again, I'll still though remain open for divine surprises. If Passover is a picture of our salvation then the entering of the Holy Land would be our picture of entering heaven/ or the Rapture, I would think. After all, after the Red Sea, they still ended up wandering for 40 years. Perhaps the Red Sea could be a picture of baptism? So, one would need to determine the date that Israel finally entered the Promised Land by crossing over the Jordan River. Joshua 4:15-19 New King James Version 15 Then the Lord spoke to Joshua, saying, 16 “Command the priests who bear the ark of the Testimony to come up from the Jordan.” 17 Joshua therefore commanded the priests, saying, “Come up from the Jordan.” 18 And it came to pass, when the priests who bore the ark of the covenant of the Lord had come from the midst of the Jordan, and the soles of the priests’ feet touched the dry land, that the waters of the Jordan returned to their place and overflowed all its banks as before. 19 Now the people came up from the Jordan on the tenth day of the first month, and they camped in Gilgal on the east border of Jericho. The tenth day of the first month is the answer. :mail: Just a thought. ? Go truckers! Go to Trudeau's house, surround it and traumatize him a bit. He traumatized us for too long and still is. (but we don't want any kids at his place traumatized regardless of what he is doing to other people's kids) There's another Nisan 10 event. Crossing into the Promised Land, starting the Shmita / Jubilee count. FedEx Wants To Arm Cargo Planes With Anti-Missile Lasers: International logistics giant FedEx seeks permission to mount a laser weapon system on the exterior of cargo planes as a countermeasure against heat-seeking missiles, according to an unpublished Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposal in the Federal Register. "In recent years, in several incidents abroad, civilian aircraft were fired upon by man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS)," the unpublished document said. In 2020, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was shot down by a military-grade surface-to-air missile near Tehran, Iran. "This has led several companies to design and adapt systems like a laser-based missile-defense system for installation on civilian aircraft, to protect those aircraft against heat-seeking missiles. The FedEx missile-defense system directs infrared laser energy toward an incoming missile, in an effort to interrupt the missile's tracking of the aircraft's heat," it continued. As the world becomes a more dangerous place by the day, it's only a matter of time before civilian airlines adopt such technology. https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/fedex-wants-arm-cargo-planes-anti-missile-lasers 
The move to equip planes with laser countermeasures could allow them to fly in highly contested air space that would usually be off-limits, a move that could save FedEx time and money.