As New Creations in Christ Jesus, I am thinking that in order to know our "end", I am to think in terms of the "beginning" that specifically relates/applies to us.

In the Garden of Eden, it was there that Adam had his side opened up in order for his bride to be formed.

Jesus experienced the same for us during His crucifixion.

A clue that His bride was definitely in His thoughts during the crucifixion is found in John 19:30 when Jesus said "It is finished".

Jesus did not say those words in Greek but in Hebrew/Aramaic.

The Hebrew word for "it is finished" is the word "kalah", which does mean "finished/completed".  However, that word is ALSO a homonym for a Hebrew word that means "bride".  (I gleaned this insight/detail from the footnotes in my Passion Translation of the Bible produced by Broad  Street publishers.)

Same sounding words, with both meanings being valid.

Now, my mind goes to Leviticus 12, where I read that a first born female child had to wait 80 days before appearing before God at His tabernacle/temple.  

So, when was Jesus' bride birthed out of Him? appearing before Him?

I believe we are shown this in John 20, starting at verse 11.  Mary Magdelene had actually entered the tomb.  When she came out of His/her/our place of death, she then was in the presence of Jesus.  His first teaching to her was that the Father was now her/their Father and that God was her/their God.  Only she was shown the two angels on each end of the blood soaked linen wrap between them.  This was a picture of the Holy of Holies.  Neither Peter nor John were shown this.  Mary was picturing to us as being someone beyond just one of the followers of Jesus.  She was also the first one Jesus revealed Himself to after His resurrection.  Not Peter.  Not John.  Mary.  The one who truly expresses and embodies the heart of the bride for Jesus.

The above then is day 1 of the 80 day count in my estimation.

So, starting from the timing of Jesus' resurrection this year, I have the following in front of me, at the time of typing up this post:

Option 1:  Adding 80 days from April 5th brings me to June 24th.

Option 2: Adding 80 days from May 3rd brings me to July 22nd.

Options 3 and 4:  the above options shift approximately two weeks each if one references the full moon as the beginning of the month.

At this time, I am leaning towards option 2, July 22nd, for this reason:  it bumps right up against the Jews' Tisha B Av, the very timing by which God removed prior temples from Israel.

For what it is worth.

God bless you.