According to the Book of Exodus, there are actually Two Passover Anniversaries. How so? The original Passover took place after Nisan 15 began at sunset, in Egypt. Abba Father (Yahuah) brought death to Egypt, to the male firstborn of men and animals, at The Midnight Hour. The Hebrews at Goshen within Egypt, had faith in the lamb's blood put onto the door posts and lintels of their dwellings. In seeing them, Yahuah and death PASSED OVER them in their dwellings. Deliverance for some and judgment for others.  However, the Passover was to subsequently be remembered and observed for all generations on NISAN 14, one day earlier. When the Messiah lived, the Sadducees controlled the Temple and the Spiritual Year Calendar for Israel. They had to get it correct or the Messiah would have followed wrong days for the Appointed Times. He would have sinned. He never sinned. The Messiah observed Passover annually on Nisan 14, not Nisan 15. Passover is an Appointed Time but not a high Shabbat. The First Day of Unleavened Bread is an Appointed Time. And a high Shabbat on Nisan 15. Each day is separate and important. This year, the Torah Calendar places Nisan 14 on 4-12 to 13. On the Chabad Calendar, it places Nisan 15 Passover also on 4-12 to 13. 

Worldwide, as Israel goes to sunset beginning Nisan 15 on the Torah Calendar on 4-13, the whole world will have had the opportunity to celebrate Passover on Nisan 14. When the Messiah did. Thus, we have Two Passover Anniversaries on Nisan 14 and 15. We have Two Midnight Hours for Israel. Might The Blessed Hope event take place on the Nisan 15 Egypt Anniversary on 4-13, when judgment came to Egypt? The world is becoming more like Sodom and Egypt. Even Jerusalem is Scripturally promised to become like Sodom and Egypt. The Messiah has promised to come "At a time you think not." On a Nisan 15 Torah Calendar, Egypt Passover Anniversary, on 4-13, 2025? At the Midnight Hour for Israel and Egypt, when the original First Passover and Exodus happened at Egypt? The pattern long ago in Egypt was deliverance then judgment. Then Exodus. A Time for Leaving Sodom, Egypt, and the unfolding of Mystery Babylon? We shall see.

With Love and Shalom,

Jean