RAPTURE –
Pentecost - Tammuz 29 (Aug 1,
2008)
–
New
Moon
& Solar Eclipse–Aug 1 ?
Possible Gog-Magog War
– Tammuz 17 - Av 9 (Aug 10)
- “three weeks
ofmourning”;“10 days”
-
7-months to burial
– Ezek.
39:11-16
-
Purim (March 10,
2009) – exactly 7
mos.
-
at “Hamon-Gog”
60 days from Aug 1 =
Rosh Hashana (Sept 30,
2008)
- “crown false
prince”(?) - civil new yr
90 days from Aug 1 =
Heshvan 1 (Oct 30,
2008)
- “flood month”;
“the end shall be with a flood”-
Daniel
9:26
-
Confirmation of the Treaty (?)
(from Oct 30,
‘08 - 2520 days to
Day of Atonement [Sept 23,
2015])
1260
days
from Oct
30,2008=Apr 11,
‘12 (4th day
after Passover – Revelation
11:3-13)
(April 11,
2012 is 1290 days from Rosh
Hashana [Sept
30,2008])
---
1260
days
from April 11,
2012 = Sept 23,
2015
- Day of
Atonement (as Moses “type”)
- Second Coming
(?)
- (plus 5 days to
Tabernacles – 4th blood moon of 2014/15 “tetrad”)
1290
days
from April 11,
2012 = Heshvan 10
(Oct 23,
2015)
- “flood month”;
“Noah’s days, as in”
- Judgment of
the Nations (?) – Matt 25
- Sheep &
Goat Judgment (?)
1335
days
from April 11,
2012 = Kislev 24
(Dec 6,
2015)
- Festival of
Light/Dedication/Hanukah
- Millennium begins
(?)
- “Blessed”–
Daniel
12:12; Haggai 2:18-19; Psalm 115:12-18
Also of note is the
fact that September 23,
2015 (Day of Atonement) is
exactly 49 “biblical” years from June 7,
1967.
Subtract the seven
“biblical” years (the duration of the tribulation) and you have exactly 42 years
from June 7,
1967 to October 30,
2008 (Heshvan 1, as shown
above.)
The significance is
that supposedly there were 2 years that the children of
Israel journeyed across the
desert (2 Passovers) before God gave them the 40 additional years of
“wandering.”
A total of 42 years,
plus the 7 years to “conquer” the land (Promised Land.)
If true, this would be
identical to the 42 years from 6/7/67 – 10/30/08 (the
supposed “treaty date”, as shown above), and then the 7 years
following.
I would also like to
draw attention to Song of Solomon 2:11, which says, “For, lo,
the winter is past, the rain is over and gone…” If the “early rains”
occur in the fall, and the “latter rains” are in the spring, it would seem to me
that the phrase “the rain is over and gone” would be specifically referring to
summer.
As for this new
“summer Pentecost” idea (August
1, 2008), I still have not
come up with any definitive argument (from scripture) which would directly
oppose it. Believe me, I was one, not too long ago, who was arguing FOR the
commonly-understood dating of Pentecost (“begin counting the 50 days from
Firstfruits, on ‘the morrow after the Sabbath, following Passover.’” i.e. June
15) Yet, upon closer examination, I can see how it MIGHT be saying (Leviticus
23:15-16) “COUNT seven sabbaths complete…[and]… NUMBER 50
days.”
The texts in Exodus 19
onward, as well as Acts 20-21 both seem to indicate a longer period of time
than just the 50 days alone.
In John 20 - Acts 2,
there is mentioned that Jesus was “seen of them 40 days, and teaching of
the things pertaining to the kingdom of
God”, and also says
“not many days hence” (which we understand to be another 10 days
until the Holy Spirit came to indwell them.) But does that preclude the
possibility that there may have been an additional 7 weeks prior to this “40 days” and “not many
days hence”? I am not sure.
By the 300’s AD, there
were three or four “differing dates” for Shavuot/Pentecost. The Pharisee’s held
one view, the Sadducee’s another, and there were still other views (possibly
even this now “more obscure” view of “Tammuz 29.”)
Clearly then, the
timing of Pentecost (Shavuot/Feast of Weeks) has been the most disputed
feast/festival on the Hebrew calendar for many, many years. Much of it is due to
the fact that Firstfruits and Shavuot/Pentecost were the only feasts in
scripture that were not given a specific “calendar date.” And because Christ’s
resurrection fulfilled Firstfruits (of which many simply do not acknowledge.)
I also believe it has
been “obscured” due to the fact that it involves our future resurrection/rapture (also
being on a Pentecost.)
On another note, I see
many similarities in the Ezekiel 38-39 passage with the Joel 2 passage (which
Peter quoted from on Pentecost.) Not ALL of it seems to have been fulfilled at
that time, which is why many scholars believe that it WILL be, at some future
Pentecost(s).
Notice the references
to the “earth quaking”, which many scholars say may occur at the resurrection of
the dead.
This is another reason
why I see a possible correlation between the Gog-Magog War, Joel 2 (see if you
can find the similarities in the texts), Pentecost, and August 1,
2008 (which date happens to
fall within the Jews’
“three-weeks of mourning” leading up to Av 9,
Israel’s “saddest day” or
“day of destruction”… and which is also precisely 7 months before
Purim.)
As far as I can tell,
and IF this particular “chart” is the correct “formula” (so to speak), it
is the ONLY “year set” (of the upcoming qualifying metatonic-cycle-“year-sets”)
that “fits” in such a way. In other words, when I tried “plugging this chart”
into the “year sets” starting in 2011 and 2014 (the two other upcoming “7-year
sets” that would have the 2520-days, and not 2550-days), the “markers” ended up
falling a day or two “off” of “significant dates”… even though one would expect
them to “be identical” due to the fact that they each have the “2520 days” in
them.
2008-2015 was the only
“year set” where these particular “markers” fell on “significant dates” on the
Jewish calendar.
These are just some
things that I personally found to be of interest. They may or may not be
correct, but I reserve the right to be “just as wrong as anyone else!”
J (and, as wrong as I
have been many times before!)
Eagerly anticipating
our departure… with you!