If the rapture were to happen this Rosh Hashanah, in 2550 days, the tribulation timespan, it would be Yom Kippur. "Rosh Hashanah (Sept. 26 and 27, 2022) plus 2550 (1290 + 1260) days = Yom Kippur (9/19/29). " Below calculation from Timeanddate.com: From Monday, September 26, 2022 Result: Wednesday, September 19, 2029 This date for Yom Kippur in 2029 can be checked at www.hebcal.com Yom Kippur would be a very appropriate time for Christ to return at the end of the tribulation: From the book “Forbidden Knowledge, or is it “ by D. A. Miller. ( Page 102 ) Quote:…..”The Jewish custom of “ten days of Teshuvah” begins on Rosh Hashanah and ends on Yom Kippur. Within this time their “seven Days of Affliction” present us with even more prophetic significance. Remember, beginning on the “third of Tishri”, the Fast of Gedaliah transpires. Nobel Prize winner S.Y. Agnon tells us in the “Days of Awe”, Conscientious readers go into seclusion for the seven days beginning with the Fast of Gedaliah ( on the third Tishri ) until Yom Kippur, and study the order of service and mend their deeds and seclude themselves to be alone with their Maker night and day in solitude and piety, as the high priest used to do……………… …..Another correlation of Yom Kippur and the day of recognition of Jesus as Messiah is seen in the writing of a Jewish rabbi. Philip Goodman records an amazing act which ends this “seven-day” observance. On this last day ( which is the Day of Atonement ) the participants pronounce the “ineffable name of God” and bow the knee at the feeling of God’s nearness. Here and only here does the Jew kneel…The congregation prostrates itself before the King of Kings…….. ……..We know God promises in the Old and New Testaments that on some future day every knee will bow before Him, but how meaningful this observance becomes when the light of Philippians 2:10 shines upon it:….”That at the name of Jesus every knee shall bow.” Yes, even the current observances of Jews reveals that much is already in place for Israel’s national recognition of their Messiah, Jesus, on some Yom Kippur.” ( At the second advent of Christ to the earth )…..Ending quotations here. It's been quite a while since I've gotten this excited for FoT! May this be the year we all celebrate together in the physical presence of the only One who could have ever redeemed us!! MEGA-LIKE!!! :yahoo: :flyup: Here's another calculation that will blow your mind! I wouldn't have thought of it, but someone at fivedoves decided to multiply the the gematria of Jesus times Savior which is 888 x 14 which equals 12,432. Then add this 12,432 in days from Rosh Hashana in 1988, and you come up with Rosh Hashana in 2022. Here it is from timeanddate.com: From Monday, September 12, 1988 Result: Monday, September 26, 2022 And yes, Rosh Hashanah in 1988 was on September 12, I already checked here. Here is the letter from fivedoves.com from today, Sunday: http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/sep2022/gerrya925.htm My mind is blown! Rosh Hashanah starts tomorrow, the 27th when new moon is seen in Israel, see above link. According to the graph posted on the above site, their hasn't been a sighting in Israel yet....not with a telescope much less the naked eye....so we have to wait another day or two, to consider by biblical standards, to declare time for the FOT?? Thanks for the update .. I was wondering about the moon sighting. So they aren’t celebrating / ringing in the new year just yet? Now I wonder if its going to be timed in with Friday, Sept 30th since Putin is threatening tactical nuke(s) with Ukraine? Will this be the sudden destruction? My thought is that unless it is thick clouds in Jerusalem, they would be seeing the moon tonight. Paul talks about the Rapture happening at the last trumpet which in Rosh Hashanah terms would be the Tekiah Gedolah. I'm not sure when this blast is typically blown though, it certainly wouldn't be right at the sighting of the new moon. It certainly is the day which no man knows the day or the hour of though, the calendar celebrated it on Saturday and now its 3 days and it's finally the first real possible sighting of it. It's 6:18pm in Jerusalem as I'm writing this now and if you pull up any of the live cams there it's not dark out at all yet. Do they blow the trumpets / or horns only on the first day? And is it 100 times? So do we have to wait for the 100th blast? Or do they also use the trumpet on the 2nd full day and closing ceremonies on the last day? Good question, I'm not sure at all. My dad grew up Jewish, but couldn't recall exactly how the setup went. I watched the livestream of the Western Wall and they were blowing a shofar at times in the video, but it looks like everyone has mostly cleared out for the evening. I think we are still firmly within a potential Rosh Hashanah timeline though, I wouldn't say it's behind us until tomorrow evening in Jerusalem. There's so much going on right now that I don't see a way that time isn't imminently short. It would take far more of a miracle for God to unwind what He has already set in motion than for things to continue to carry out the way they look. Just in the past week we have: 1. both Nordstream pipelines being blown up 2. Israel discussing a two state solution at the UN 3. Iran in almost full out revolt (leadership has a closing window to carry out their goals, i.e. al-mahdi and attacking Israel) 4. full out Russian draft and foundation for a war declaration with the donbass and other area referendum. 5. plenty of rumors of an imminent Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. 6. The red heifer's landed in Israel
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