At about the 47 min. mark in the above video, Ken lists some prophesies still to be fulfilled. One of them is that Israel takes southern Lebanon.....Hmmm. A contrasting video that seems to suggest Jesus was born on September 11, 3 BC. A case is made for a 2027 Second Coming. Ken is brilliant and someone to learn from. His years are way off according the the Bible. When Israel became a nation again,'That's the clock ticking," full stop. This one agrees with the birth date and says this is the year of Jubilee if counting 360 day years I loved that cackle at the end, Blue. Exciting?!?!! Yeah that laugh at the end was soo funny ... certainly wasn’t expecting it since he is so serious throughout with all his calculations. So he is saying Jesus was born on 9/11 and it was a Jubilee year And on 9/27/20 Yom Kippur it will be a Jubilee? Does this mean the rapture is on FOT or Yom Kippur? :unsure: In the comment section someone said I'm confused, because I thought that 1967 (6 day war) and 2017 were Jubilee years. But if you're right and 2020 is the true Jubilee, then all the better!!! See you in the sky soon, brother! His response back Consider: 3 BC - Birth of Christ - 3 years prior was the Great Major Conjunction - Jupiter/Saturn triple conjunction. 48 AD - Paul Begins his first Missionary Journey - 3 years prior founding Church at Antioch Established + the Gospel of Matthew is written 98 AD - The last Apostle died - 3 years prior the Book of Revelation was written. 2020 - 3 years prior was the Rev 12 sign and Great American Eclipse 2017 1970 - 3 years prior was Jerusalem recaptured 1967 1920 - 3 years prior was the Balfour Declaration 1917 - Fair Use - Yeah, I really like that guy. He is solid as far as I know. Lots of interesting numbers seem to be adding up for this year. I don't think he is saying the rapture is on Yom Kippur. Since many are expecting the 2nd coming to be on Yom Kippur 2027, could it be that the AC makes his appearance that same day in 2020? And it could be that Israel gets much of its land back then too? I still haven't had time to watch Heather's video....but I think the reason she was saying we have a few more years to go is that she thought the temple would be built in a Jubilee year, but I think she was figuring the Jubilee year by 365 day years. I hope I have time to watch her video all the way through soon. Well, the Jubilee year actually starts on Yom Kippur and not Yom Teruah, as usual. So, if 2020-2021 is actually a Jubilee year then it would start on Yom Kippur. 
