In the Jewish wedding, when the groom approaches the chuppah,
these words are said: “Blessed is he who comes”. In the book, “Made
in Heaven” by Orthodox Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, he explains that this is
actually an idiomatic expression which means “welcome”.
So, when Yeshua/Jesus said you will not see me (again) until
you say, “Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord”, this is
actually “wedding talk” and a Hebraic way of saying, “Welcome!”.
Yeshua/Jesus said that He will not return back to the earth at his
second coming until He is welcomed as the bridegroom and His people
are crying out for Him to return and be married to His people !!!
Baruch HaShem
Y’oughta do a web search on ‘global bridegroom fast’...
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