[CatherineofAragon]

I used to post in a Christian chat room. There was a small contingent there who got excited at the approach of the Hebrew feasts. They would crow, “We’re going home tomorrow night! The skeptics and mockers will be left behind! See you in heaven tomorrow, brother!”

The feast would pass, and posters in the chat room would laugh and ask them why they were still there, instead of in heaven. Oh, would they get mad!

And when the feasts rolled around again, they would start up all over...”See you in heaven tomorrow!”

[Errant]

If you study what has been fulfilled (i.e., the Spring Feast), and how it was fulfilled to the very moment, the very hour, and day, it's easy to assume the Fall Feasts will be likewise. As for the day/hour, that is something no man knows - "one" of the reasons behind that is the way the Almighty instructed the Hebrews to keep the calendar, which revolved around the actual sighting of the New Moon to start the month, and by the ripening of the Barley which was used to determine if there would be 13 months (a leap year) instead of 12.

If the Spring Feast wasn't complex enough to accomplish precisely as prophesied, it also required the occurrence of a Veadar (second Adar) month. We were told the end from the beginning. The accomplishment of that which is already occurred is proof of the Devine nature of these feasts and why they must be kept as commanded.

Of note, this year will be a leap year along with two blood moons occurring exactly on Feast days - two more blood moons on Feast days next year as well.

Just sayin'... ;)

[Errant]

You might find Rood's Prophecies in the Spring Feasts interesting.