I agree with with your calculation methods :good: , and that is certainly consistent with the scripture in Daniel as well. I am not dogmatic about any particular day and I tend to get overly excited with my calculator and figure all the possible days from the midpoint including the 1260, 1290 and the 1335. :popcorn I always figure more days to look at is better, and thankfully every day is a good day to watch for the Lord. :flyup: What keeps me going as a watcher even though FOT passed once again ... I’m keeping my eyes focused on what is happening with Israel - peace accords ... to the progress leading to the temple construction. Things are really moving quickly into place and that encourages me it can’t be too much longer. Plus I used to fear the Vaxx but I don’t now because it just got pushed back to June 2021. Surely we won’t be here for it!!! Any day now is good with me vs. thinking its hast to occur on either FOT, Resurrection Sunday, Pentecost or ____. Any day is fine with me! :good: Truly looking at Oct 31st as our treat to fly home! :yes: If not ... well then any day in November. B-) Grumpy and Churchgal — I appreciate your math ability and pray it all be in Gods plan, He is a God of precision and consistency. I also hold to every day is a high watch day, looking up, praying consistently, be ready in season.... we are most certainly in season, it is very easy to see the end is in front of us ... you’d have to be blind to not see the marching forward of prophecy timeline (oh wait, the blind is leading the blind— my bad :wacko: ) We are certainly out of here! Soon! :prayer-hands: We put a lot of stock into associating the rapture with a feast day but Jesus broke the mold with the day of His ascension. It was probably one of the more important events of history but it occurred on an ignominious day not associated with any of the feasts. It's easier to look forward to the possibility of it being on a set feast day but it's probably going to be as big a surprise to us when He returns for us as it was to the disciples when He left them. Great point! And Ark Day is not a feast day for Jews only, but speaks to the whole world! TR
