I still couldn’t help but think that the
Holy Spirit was
trying to tell me that people are missing some clues about the
rapture that
exist in the story of Jericho. Yesterday, I pondered what
could the seven laps
on the seventh day mean. Could it mean seven days after Rosh
Hashanah, this
Saturday the 14th?
Something else
occurred to me as I remembered a Youtube video I saw last week
by
EternalRhythmFlow . Scotty discussed how there are two
definitions of a Blue
Moon and one is when there are FOUR blue moons in a quarter as
opposed to the
usual three.
Then I thought about the city of Jericho as
possibly
symbolizing the earth and the brick wall the
church. So what circles the Earth? The moon.
So could the people walking around the city
seven times on
the day that the long trumpet blast was blown be a clue to
when the rapture
would occur?
Normally by Rosh Hashanah there are six
full moons. However,
this year there are seven. The last time there were four blue
moons in a
quarter was 2010 and that was in the winter time. The seventh
will be September
19, 2013, Sukkot. Not only is it the seventh but it is
happening in the seventh
Jewish month. Officially, the blue moon
is the third which occurred on Aug 21. Incidentally, that also
happens to be
the day of the big chemical warfare attack in Syria.
Could the fact that the Israelites marched
seven times
around the city on the seventh day be analogous to the fact
that this year we
will have the seventh full moon in the seventh month? Could
this be a sign that
the rapture will occur on September 19th. Just
because the rapture
didn’t happen this weekend doesn’t mean you should let your
guard down.
Normally, when Rosh Hashanah comes and goes
I simply shrug
my shoulders and look forward to another year on Earth lest
the Lord call me
home. But this year seems different. With the Tetrad of Full
Moons only months
away and the Middle East seemingly on the verge of exploding
it looks like
things are coming together quickly. I just want to make sure
we’re not
overlooking anything.