Dear John & Fellow Watchers,

I always thought it odd that the Sign came 3 days after Rosh Hashanah back in September 2017. But after much prayer and meditation I think I've come up with a possible explanation.

What if a New Moon Day is the only day that the Woman can become pregnant? In other words, that one day is her most fertile time. Well, she missed it for Tishri and now she must wait for the New Moon of Cheshvan, which began Friday evening, October 20, 2017. There seems to be a consensus that a normal pregnancy is 40 weeks, which is 280 days. So instead of going forward 280 days from September 23, 2017 we need to go forward from October 20, 2017 (Cheshvan 1). With this calculation we end up on July, 27, 2018: Tu B'Av, Blood Moon over Jerusalem, the Jewish Valentine's Day, etc., etc.

So, is the Resurrection and Rapture on the same day? Maybe not. Six or 7 days before Tu' B'Av is Tisha B'Av or the 9th of Av. One of the stories connected with this day has to do with Moses and the curse of the Golden Calf. While in the desert, every year on 9 Av thousands of the Israelites would die and then they all had to be buried. So, Moses then had them dig graves and they all slept in their graves and the next morning the dead were easily buried. One year this didn't happen and all woke up alive and well. They rose from their graves!!!! This was on the 9th of Av!!!

So this year Tisha B'Av begins on the 10th of Av because the 9th is the Sabbath. So, it is possible that the Resurrection could occur anytime from Friday evening, July 20 to Sunday evening July 22, 2018, Jerusalem time with the Rapture one week later on July 27, 2018 Tu, B'Av.

Keep Looking Up While Occupying, The Hour is Late!!
Pineman