Douglas Henney (23 Mar 2025)
"An encouraging article"


See Mr Tramm's first article re the Jubilee at the following:

www.theseasonofreturn.com


Per Ezekiel 40:1 where it says "at the beginning of the year, on the 10th of the month", what Mr Tramm presents might not start until then.

So, the first day of this upcoming new Jewish year is the weekend of March 29/30.  Ten days later bumps us up against the April 8th, the one year anniversary of the solar eclipse that traveled over or near a number of cities in this country named Ninevah.

What I find interesting is comparing the above to what happened to Noah and the beginning of the judgement year back then verses when it ended.  The flood waters started on the 17th day of his 2nd month.  He was told to get off of the ark one year later but it was precisely the 27th day of the 2nd month, with ten extra days past the beginning point.

Might that  be a clue as to why Ezekiel references the beginning of the year yet mentions a 10th day of the month starting point?  If that carries over to what Mr Tramm presents, the solar eclipse (a warning of judgement) started on the 1st day of the Jewish year, then April 8 this year is a one-year, ten day period of time from that 2024 beginning point, echoing the same window of time during Noah.

In Ezekiel 40:1-4, the prophet expresses that God "brought him" three times (God raptures us?).  It was like Ezekiel was still in a bit of shock thinking back to when it happened.  Read those verses again and you will see what I am wondering.  We will likely be in a similar state of shock after we get raptured, telling others over and over again, "God grabbed me by the scruff of the neck and totally yanked me out!"

Ezekiel also expresses that God brought him to a very high mountain (heavenly mount Zion for us?).  Ezekiel explains that a vision was shown to him so that he might pass on to the people all that was revealed to him.  I wonder if this might carry over an application to some of us who will be coming back down temporarily with Jesus for 40 days, during which Jesus will fulfill the 40 day sign of Jonah to Ninevah.

Watching, watching.