Honestly, I have to say that as far as Pentecost and a Rapture this year, I'm just not "feeling" it. That is to say, there is no special excitement! I look forward to the Rapture at the nearest possible day, but would expect a mounting or surging of expectation eminating from the deepest parts of my spirit. Sorry to be a party pooper. That's just not happening. TR I’m with you on this too, T.R. Don’t get me wrong, I truly want the rapture to happen tomorrow but I honestly have to say I’m just not feeling it either. I had higher hopes for the Resurrection Sunday date but that day just came and went. I’m now focusing more at the whole picture of events and getting excited with the economic peace unveiling ... this is big and should be significant and if our departure doesn’t occur then ... well, I’m still not getting down because there is still other prophetic events that will occur this summer. Looks like Israel and the US now have to deal with dismantling Iran’s nuke facility. And we have Turkey now in Cypress illegally drilling for gas. In the article ... the Turkish writer said “Politically, the biggest regional threat to Turkey's targeting of Cyprus is Israel. So we have a few situations that can heat up quickly and possibly trigger the G/M attack ... :popcorn I was hoping for midnight in Jerusalem But that has passed... So I'm now watching for 9 am or 3 pm. Of course it could be next week.... Usually the Eastern Orthodox church is really good about identifying important dates. TR https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zone/israel/jerusalem If you want to watch the time in Israel, here is a site for that. I've also heard to watch when it hits 9 am because it's thought the HS came to the church in the morning of Pentecost. Right now that's still about 7 hours away. I guess I would watch through Monday just because I heard somewhere Pentecost is a 2 day event. TR, I shall surely be "feeling it" when I hear the shout and the trumpet blast! Until then I'm just in "anticipation mode".
