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Could you spell it out more clearly.

some of us are deficient in puzzle unraveling regardless of our extensive puzzle collections.

seriously.

20 posted on 03/14/2005 11:18:19 AM MST by Quix

The Feast of Trumpets (it is called the Feast of Trumpets as trumpets or shofars

are sounded each day for a month leading up to the Feast Day)

or the civil name is Rosh Hashanah, for the day, is New Years day for the civil calendar.

Every Jew knows about Rosh Hashanah.

It is the day that is determined when three stars are seen in the evening after the new moon.

Jewish days begin a sundown( as outlined in Genesis).

For a solar eclipse to occur literally at noon the day

that will become the New Years at sundown is breathtaking to say he least.

This will be seen from G-d’s City: Jerusalem.

Over the last five years lunar eclipses have occurred during the other Feast of the L-rd.

This to a Jew (atheist or believer) will a clear sign from G-d!

B’shem Y’shua haMashiach

chuck