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Geri:  I do not know exactly how they calculated the beginning.  I believe they did it based on the age of Adam when Seth was born.  Genesis 5:3 says Adam was 130 years old.  So, Adam was created 130 years prior to Seth's birth.  Then they crunched the numbers based on the age of others in the biblical text.

I did not verify or do my own calculations.   I only posted that link as an interesting observation.  If true, it merely supports all of the other observable convergence.

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Thanks for all the feedback and input Greg, and for suggesting some other things for me to look into.  I appreciate brothers and sisters who help me sharpen my “iron” and you make a lot of good points and I also tend to agree that I think we may be looking at this upcoming Saturday night into Sunday to be the most accurate calculation of  Feast of Weeks/Pentecost.

Of course admittedly I was hoping to be wrong about this and hoping this past Sunday was “it” just because I am ready to go sooner rather than later, but hopefully this Sunday finally is the big event we have all been waiting for.

It really seems like we are on the cusp of so many important events converging, the 6000 year mark, the end of the fig tree generation, the start of a new Shmitta cycle and possibly even a jubilee year.  It looks like we are just awaiting our appointment with destiny and I really hope that this time next week we are with the Messiah!

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Amen with your spirits and prayers!

TR

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Maybe too soon to give up on Pentecost?  Or maybe some other year?  I know a lot of our members frown upon Bible Codes, but this one by Sean Mitchell is interesting.  I found it on Facebook under the Bible Codes Unsealed group.  PDF is there to view:

For this table, I did a proximity search for the terms 'Harpazo' and 'Shavuot.' The Greek word G726 is harpazo, which means "to seize (in various applications) -- catch (away, up), pluck, pull, take (by force)." Notice that Jesus' name is standing right in the middle of 'Shavuot!' This is just one of many examples of the evidence in the codes that point to Shavuot/Pentecost as the appointed time of the rapture of the Church. Praise the Lord!
Code by Sean Mitchell
Translation: Harpazo is the criticized day. At His time of Shavuot, He reserves the appointed time of harvest for us. Yeshua—And He said: At this appointed time now, life is with Me (Resurrection). Life is the day! Victory for those righteous in Him.
"And many nations shall be joined to the LORD in that day, and shall be my people:" (Zech. 2:11)
"This is the gate of the LORD; the righteous shall enter into it." (Psalm 118:20)

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Very interesting Patricia, thank you!

I have seen many Bible code predictions flop so I try not to put all my eggs in that basket, nevertheless I don’t throw the baby out with the bath water! We may very well stumble over a confirmation or warning of what is to come, and hopefully this code gives us a hint of what is coming soon!

I think bible codes should be treated very much like modern day prophetic utterances. We know that we are told to “Do not despise prophecies.”
‭‭I Thessalonians‬ ‭5:20‬  but we also know that there is a lot of fakery out there, even in that arena of so many that claim to be modern day prophets so we are to test everything against the word of God and see if it aligns.  So if there is a Bible code speaking of the rapture on Pentecost and we see a lot of those types and shadows in the Bible as well, it might be worthy of consideration- again not that we should put full trust in it, but rather look at it as another possible hint of the plan that has already been hinted at in the scriptures.

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I agree with Derrick!  Even if one were to correctly calculate and pick the correct day, it would still lack any definitive or divine authority!

Ergo, another fine reason for a divine disclosure!

For me, it won’t be a done deal till we hear from the Lord!

TR

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Personally, I do not put any stock in modern day prophets. Jesus’ first advent put an end to prophets so that pretty much ends that discussion for me. And it’s easy enough to test them because it only takes one miss to show that they are not prophets. Kim Clement is a fine example of this. I know people still hold to him being a modern day prophet but he’s been wrong as much as right and so that very fact proves that he is not a prophet because God cannot lie. To me, Bible codes are only useful to show things that have already happened (if they even do that) because otherwise there is absolutely no difference between them and palm readers, soothsayers, and astrology. God forbids such practices and that means all of them. So I hold no value in Bible codes.

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i do hope the Lord will call the church home soon. its hard to watch the level of wickedness that this world is diving into. we know once the church goes home, that God will complete His work that leads Israel to repent, and then Jesus will return.

Satan's days of rule are numbered.

those who see antichrist come to power, see the two witnesses, see the abomination of desolation come to pass will be for sure in the time of the generation that will not all pass away. they will see "all these things" and know the coming of Jesus is at the door - matt 24:20-34

God has given us this comfort, plain in His word, that the church will rise to meet Christ in the air; we can hope in the Lord every day.

zechariah isn't talking about the church at all

zech 2:11 verse he brings up is about when Christ returns to rule. there will be people from the nations that do survive the tribulation and will be able to enjoy the kingdom that Christ establishes. nothing to do with the rapture of the church at all

zech 2:10 Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion: for, lo, I come, and I will dwell in the midst of thee, saith the Lord.

11 And many nations shall be joined to the Lord in that day, and shall be my people: and I will dwell in the midst of thee, and thou shalt know that the Lord of hosts hath sent me unto thee.

12 And the Lord shall inherit Judah his portion in the holy land, and shall choose Jerusalem again.

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Is anybody feeling it?  I have high hopes for this week but, I am especially keeping my eyes peeled for Sunday morning! Jesus is coming SOOOOOON!

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Again for me,  if we are still here after June 21st we will probably be here through Sept/Oct of 2022!

God forbid!

I agree with Yohanan by and large about prophets!  For me it’s not even about the rate of accuracy so much!

But I share God’s heart with mere men speaking thus sayeth the Lord, when He has not spoken!!!

Woe unto them!

TR

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