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Dr. Awe thinks this is a Jubilee year. So, the trumpets would be blown next Friday, I think.

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Thank you so much Blue; that was great! It answered so many questions I had, and I just love Dr Awe!  He brings much needed levity along with extremely well studied material.

Lots of exciting, hope filled days on our immediate horizon!


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I love second chances!


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Yes, very fascinating with the parallel on the story of Esther with Purim and its later tied in with WW2 Nazi trials and executed on Purim.  And how he explains we are going into a Jubilee year any day now and gets tied into Yom Kippur.

My question is since the sighting of the sliver of the moon was a few days later than Feast of Trumpets, Sunday, Sept 25th …. will this now throw off when Yom Kippur officially starts?  Our calendar says October 5th … so what date should we be looking at for the Yom Kippur rapture and the blowing of the last trumpet? :unsure:


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Torah Calendar has sunset on Oct. 6th to sunset 7th as Yom Kippur.  They had Rosh Hashanah correct as starting sunset Sept 27.


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