I see July 29 is Tammie's original watch date at the top of this thread, but I still liked seeing the math done. I assume that must have been in the video I didn't watch. :scratch: Acts 2:11-13 New King James Version (NKJV) 11 Cretans and Arabs—we hear them speaking in our own tongues the wonderful works of God.” 12 So they were all amazed and perplexed, saying to one another, “Whatever could this mean?” 13 Others mocking said, “They are full of new wine.” The grape harvest begins in Israel late July or August with the month of Av. The fact that the apostles were accused of being drunk on new wine does put that time closer to the 2nd Pentecost of July 29. See below link: http://www.avoiceinthewilderness.org/saccal/cal12.html hi earthangel, They make the case for starting months with full moon based on Genesis 1:14-16. I had posted it because of seeing 2ndcomings comment about counting more days than 50 for pentecost, interpreting the text to mean a longer count. I don't know that the Creator's Calendar is correct, earthangel. for me it was interesting to read how they got there. Because God creates and governs and is a God who plans ahead, this convinces me that God has a set date for the day that Jesus spoke of in John 14:1-3. If it is today or whatever the day is, glory to God for His plan for creation, salvation and using His power to carry it out. I don't know the day... Some interesting things about this July, 2019 ... There are not one, but two New Moons in July, one on July 2 called the buck moon (native Indians - related to a bucks antlers being fully grown); the second on July 31, the black moon. July is the month with increased thunderstorms; July 22-24 are the best days to harvest hay The key to the whole issue is to remember that there were and are TWO wheat harvests in Israel. The Jewish Rabbis teach that the SECOND wheat harvest is the NEW GRAIN of the year and therefore cannot be used until the next year. We hope this information will help you to understand that there is a SECOND wheat harvest in Israel that is harvested about 50 days after the first wheat harvest -- and goes almost completely unnoticed because of the traditions of men. — Fair Use — Hope of Israel https://www.hope-of-israel.org/2wheatharvests.html This site is a heavy read, but totally spot on with explaining the 50 day count. :prayer-hands: :yahoo: :flyup: If we weren't all so emotionally and spiritually vested in the Rapture, it would almost be amusing how the Lord continues to refrain from tipping His hand! He seems to have gone to great lengths to divulge enough to peak our interest, yet not enough to be clear and exact! :unsure: TR
the august date in the post about creators calendar was taken from a calendar they made. they are not counting the months from either a gregorian standpoint or based on "torah calendar", but they have an explanation about why they decided months begin with a full moon, written on their site. Starting with a full moon, their date for Sivan 6 differs from June 9.
