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Blood Of the Lamb October 18-19.
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Anonymous Coward |
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Due to the fact that the majority of the world doesn't believe in Christ, it makes it difficult for me to believe so many people will be saying "hide us from the wrath of the Lamb". Unless... And I say this with a grain of salt because I've all but given up on a pre-trip rapture. But there's many people who believe that Rosh Hashanah is the appointed time for Christ to "catch up" His church. And there's calenders that believe it actually happens Oct. 7th - 8th and not Sep. 7th and 8th like many believe. If the rapture were to actually happen on Oct. 7th - 8th that will give people 10 days of awe that follows Rosh Hashanah to see that Jesus is the TRUTH. Then, on the day of the blood moon you speak of, people will actually see that it's the start of tribulation and beg to be hid from the wrath of the Lamb.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43887636 The Hebrew Calendar used by the Pharisees has been tampered with. Rosh Hashana starts on the New Moon after the Autumn Equinox. That's the first day of the year and month. The word "month" in Hebrew means New Moon. Chodesh. Funny you talk about this now, because the first day of the year started today on Oct. 4, on the New Moon! The fourteenth day of the first month is October 18, when there is a full Moon. That's when there is the Blood Of the Lamb. We're literally living in Exodus. Be Safe. the new moon starts today but that means you can't see it. Rosh Hashanha isn't announced until they see the sliver of light on the moon. You can't see it until the 8th. We're on the same page almost, lol. But I have to stick to my opinion that Chodesh means New Moon. The Hebrew Calendar starts on "Chodesh," it says in Exodus 12:2. Well, if you are following the Creators calendar & not the BS one, you would know the Ney Year starts in the spring and not the fall like the current nation of Israel celebrates right now.
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