Dear Day & Doves:

I think you make some excellent points and I will certainly be on high alert during the lull of the trumpets.

But also, it has been my experience that it is common practice to have multiple/synchronous systems running concurrently because one or more of those systems will eventually crash or become obsolete.

Pineman

Day (16 July 2009)

"To Pineman Re: Elul"

    

    It is my understanding from reading several various sources about Elul that every day during the month the trumpet is blown to remind the people to ready themselves for the coming Holy Days.

    

    However, on the last day of Elul, which slides into Rosh Hashanah at sunset, the trumpet is NOT blown.  Then, of course, it is blown again the on Rosh Hashanah.

    

    I have always thought what a very interesting day for the Rapture.  The ceremonial trump not blown, so as not to confuse it with the Come Up Hither Trump, AND also, just possibly, if some of those who are left hear it, they would know it extraordinary.