7 minute clip from Aaron Interesting comments This is Pride Week in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.. Reminds me of Amos 8, where it speaks of Jacob's pride and turning their festivals to mourning. Yesterday a sand storm completely darkened the sun I've always thought the verse pointed to the Jews so the timing would be the 2nd coming of Jesus. When Jesus rules from Jerusalem. The second day is the two thousand years since he died and the THIRD day is the thousand year millennial reign of Christ As soon as it rolled off your tongue it was clear it is speaking of the redemption and the millennium reign! 2 days is the 2000 years we have been in the age of grace and then we are raptured up for the 3rd day which is millennium! I believe the feast of wine on Enoch calendar is June 6 there about. - Fair Use - Got the following in my e-mail; I didn't know this weekend could possibly be Pentecost; high watch this weekend!: "DON’T FORGET to look up this weekend. / The next full moon will be on Saturday, June 3, at 11:42 p.m. EDT (03:42 GMT on June 4), but the moon will still appear full the night before and after. Besides being the last full moon of spring, it is a moon brimming with eschatological significance. To begin with, the full moon is when the “husband” or “goodman,” a picture of Jesus, is scheduled to return: “My husband is not at home; he has gone on a long journey. He took with him a bag of money and will not return until the moon is full” ( Prov. 7:19, 20 ). Additionally, because the moon is a symbol of the Bride of Christ, the full moon, white and radiant, is a picture of the Bride prepared for the wedding. But the full moon of June has even more prophetic overtones: • The full moon of June is traditionally called the “Honey Moon.” • The full moon of June occurs in the constellations Scorpius, Ophiuchus, and Sagittarius, the heavenly signs depicting the victory over death at the Rapture ( 1 Cor. 15:52, 54, 55 ). • The full moon of June coincides with the wheat harvest, a picture of believers gathered into God’s “barn” at the Rapture ( Matt. 13:30 ). • The full moon of June is when the agricultural signs in the Bible’s rapture allegory, Song of Songs, are peaking in Israel: the rainy season is over; flowers are blooming; fig trees are forming their early fruit, and grape vines are blossoming ( Song 2:8–13 ). • The full moon of June this year lands on Saturday–Sunday, the days associated with the Lord’s appearing, resurrection, and new beginnings ( John 20; Rev. 1:10–13 ). Finally, and most significantly, the full moon of June coincides with the biblical date Sivan 15, which some calculate to be Pentecost. The Sivan 15 reckoning of Pentecost has an interesting numerical correlation in the Gospel of John: Because Hebrew dates are written right-to-left, Sivan 15 would appear as “15/3.” This is significant because 153 is the number of fish that the disciples, or “fishers of men,” brought to the Lord when He appeared to them the third time (John 21:11, 14). Additionally, the net in which the 153 fish were caught up was dragged over the right side of the boat." 9 minute clip from Aaron Grafted Into Tribe Of Judah? 7.5 Years Rapture Looks Close Are we grated into the Tribe of Judah? In the comment section: Samson’s Riddle Interpretation from that same watcher - Fair Use - Speaking about LION … Remember this oldie hit? The Tolken’s … “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” Live - Fair Use - All the men have microphones, but not the female singer, Kelly DeFade 😆 … she’s got an amazing voice. Oops actually she does have a microphone :mdrmdr: Thanks. I remember, but I like this one better.
Short answer, by birth, no. Unless (obviously) you literally were. BUT, short answer, by MARRIAGE, yes. We inherit the family line of Judah to us, regardless of nation, by association with the Groom by MARRIAGE. Presently, following the typology, we're betrothed, engaged if-you-will, promised that inheritance at MARRIAGE. But in the natural you're still a Jew and a Gentile. Joseph is a good typology. He had two names. One Jewish and one Gentile, and the two are combined in One. So it will be at the MARRIAGE.
Judges 14:14
Samson's riddle is found in the biblical Book of Judges, where it is incorporated into a larger narrative about Samson, the last of the judges of the ancient Israelites.The riddle, with which Samson challenges his thirty wedding guests, is as follows: "Out of the eater came something to eat, and out of the strong came something sweet.".
Out of the Lion comes forth meat. Out of the STRONG something SWEET. The Hebrew word for Bee also happens to be a play on the word Grace. Put it together. Meat (law). That lion can't save. But STRONGER than law, out of death comes GRACE.
That LION can.
