I've been reading about Rosh Hashanah on the internet and saw where the two days are considered one long day, starting this Friday evening and ending Sunday evening. The last trump, known as the Tekia Gedolah, stands for redemption and is blown at the end of 100 trumpet blasts. It is a very long trumpet blast, it lasts as long as the trumpeter has breath to hold it. Also the word Tekia stands for joy and contentment. I'm not sure exactly when during the two day period this blowing of trumpets happens, perhaps tomorrow, The last trumpet blown on Rosh Hashanah has been compared to Paul's reference to the last trump that happens at the rapture, also called the trump of God. Yes, two days on Sunay some point the last Trump of RH will be blown. Just don't know what time?! On the Feast known as the last trump! That's when we might hear the Trump of God! Scripturally, the last sacrifice happened at 3pm, when Jesus died! Wonder if that's when the last blowing of the shofar will occur?! TR So its a 2 day event blowing the shofar 100 times? I wonder if we need to wait until Sunday before the flying away since FOT ends that day? :scratch: Have any of you looked closely at the back of the Abrahamic Accords coin? Its pretty creepy ... Per Keegan Fernandes here is the breakdown and symbolism ... The "Peace Plan" is represented at the top of the blade with an peace dove and an olive branch , there are 10 stars representing 10 kingdoms, The planet Saturn that represents Satan, a rocket that represents the Red dragon , satellites represented by Elon Musk's star Link, a one world digital currency represented by a digital code, a palm tree that represents the Middle East, a medicine bottle filled with the vaccine, a syrigine administering the vaccine with two drops coming out which depicts the two doses they say we will need, a satellite reveiver(5G) pointed at the syringe with the vaccine, a heartbeat going down and all of this is connected to the blade that will be used to control the world!! - Fair Use - If Jesus rose from the dead on Sunday morning, then why shouldn’t the dead in Christ also, with us following? Geri, I submitted mine then scrolled up and read yours. Great minds...
