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Geri9
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Thank you for your research paper and charts!  This is very helpful ...

So the last Jubilee (69th) was in 1973 (6th day war) then add 50 years = 2024 is the 70th  Jubliee of when the tribulation period should start and it will occur on Nisan 10?  And the 2nd Coming will also be on Nisan 10?

I’m not discouraged because I personally believe there hast to be a gap in time from the rapture event to the start of the tribulation in order to fit in ...

the reunion celebration in the sky

the Judgement Seat of Christ

the praise ceremony

then we watch Jesus open up the seals and observe what is taken place on the earth ... as the riders of the 4 horses come out of the gates.

So I’m still looking up for this year to be our home going and then 2 years from now the tribulation will perhaps start. :whistle:

My question then is if the Rapture/ start of the trib/ 2nd Coming are reserved for Nisan 10 how does Jesus fulfill Feast of Trumpets/Rosh Hashanah?   I have Yom Kippur reserved for the judgment/separation of sheep and goats (who will enter into the millennium period) and Feast of Tabernacles (God dwelling with man) as the start of the Millennium period.

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Unpopular idea forthcoming -

There are no outstanding legal fulfillment, and by necessity, there cannot be. Jesus declared the law, its works, and transgressions under it to be finished, then died and ushered in the New Covenant immediately. Can not go backwards. Moreover, Leviticus is for Levitical priesthood to mediate with a sacrificial system which Jesus put an end to. He's the High Priest from the tribe of Judah. Again, cannot go backwards. To start with Passover re:fulfillments is to overlook much.

Galatians 4 says when the fulness of times came, Jesus was born under the law to redeem a people from the curse of the law.

Have to be born first. Tabernacles was Jesus's birth fulfilling Haggai 2 and John 1:14 says the Word became flesh and tabernacled among men. Also see references in Hebrews 10:5 and 2:14-15.

Can't die for everyone's sins as the Lamb if He didn't have any sin to die for (2 Cor 5:21) Leviticus 16's scapegoat bears sins. This was the purpose of His baptism, to assume the role of the scapegoat. That is done on the Day of Atonement. His ministry ran from Tishri 10 to Nisan 10 (3.5 years). Additionally, He was Leviticus 25:9's Trump of jubilee via Luke 4. OT jubilee = NT liberty via the forgiveness of sin which is why assuming the role of the scapegoat first was necessary.

Trumpets = Hebrews 1:1-2. Incarnation of the Creator who was to become Savior. It referred to His whole ministry. Voice of God on earth. Also see Colossians 1-2.

Then Passover (died for sins under Old Covenant, shed blood token of New Covenant)

Then Unleavened Bread (sinless Bread of Life)

Then Firstfruits (resurrection)

Then Pentecost (Spirit sent)

They were all shadows pointing to Christ. And they weren't about what He did. They were about who He is. The first 3 were re: Old Covenant. The last 4 re: New Covenant. It is necessary that Pentecost beast because it is open ended. Everyone who believes from Acts 2 forward will receive that Spirit.

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Oh, and to your point... I never said the rapture was reserved for Nisan 10. The rapture isn't in the OT, so the timeline has nothing to do with that. What I said is the start and end of Weeks are given specifically, including the outstanding one. And I said evidence of the rapture having occurred by the start of the final Week is evidenced in Revelation. In that book, I referenced Rev 6-7. But that evidence is in 4-5, 7-8. Just to be clear, I never and would never date the rapture. Other than to say it's pretrib.

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Oops sorry about that in misunderstanding the rapture lands on Nisan 10.

I’m curious about Feast of Tabernacles ... during your study were you able to find the timeline date that might have occurred on?

Because there are so many views on the birthday of Jesus.  Some feel Jesus birth occurred in the spring time because that is the only time sheep give birth.

I used to listen to this radio preacher in Florida ... he had this view... with the date of priestly service of Zacharias during the Jewish two-week "course of Abia." He claimed the course of Abia ended July 31st and the conception of Zacharias' son, John the Baptist occurred that night.  Then 6 months later would bring us to January 31st when Mary visited Elizabeth to relay the Good News she was chosen to house the body of Jesus and John the Baptist leaped for joy in Elizabeth’s womb.  Then 9 months from January 31st announcement would take us to October 31st.  So if that was the real earthly birthday ... how fitting satan stole that holiday away since he wants to be  just like God.

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I have a written study on the timing of John the Baptist and Jesus, yes. John was probably born on Passover. Jesus was born 6 months later on Tabernacles. His birth was on Tishri 15. The 7th Day of the feast is what Haggai's prophecy regards, the anointing of the holy place by the physical presence of Christ. That's the day Mary would have had to be declared clean after childbirth (Leviticus 12). Hence, Jesus's first time being at that temple. The next day, He would have been circumcised according to the law, also in Leviticus 12. That's what the 8th day assembly from Leviticus 23 pointed to. The first and 8th days of Tabernacles were solemn assemblies pointing to the birth and circumcision of Christ.

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I remember Josephus stating that 23-22 BC was a Jubilee year.

Curious as to how 2024 is a Jubilee year. Apologies if you explained it all, already. I haven't watched the video, yet. 😛

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It's not in the video. It's in the link I posted.

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Ok. Thank you. Will look for it there. Smile

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I skimmed through it and see where you are going. It is terrible on my phone, though. Lol. Will check on ipad later.

Agree with your position on the Temple being in the City of David.

The destruction of Jerusalem in 588 BC rather than 586 BC is new to me. Very intriguing. :good:

Thank you for your hard work. :thankyou

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