Editor, I share minor discrepancies..
the Messiah was born a month before the feast of tabernacles..
Revelation 12 tells us this.. a sign in the heavens that points to a specific day.. it is an amazing revelation that I didn’t fully understand but when I saw it in His sky, it clicked.. and it falls on specific day every year, although it has ‘moved’ in 2000 years (an amazing study)
It was a new moon day, the first day of our Heavenly Father’s 6th month when the Messiah was born. The sign in the sky was the woman clothed with the sun and the moon under her feet.. (it takes a little explanation but that is a sign in the heavens that revolves around what the world calls the constellation virgo) certainly according to Torah, a new moon day is an appointed time of worship even if it isn’t today..
Ezekiel’s template in 46 then explain exactly how He fulfilled those new moons, Sabbaths and feasts Perfectly!
He was circumcised on the 8th day, per Torah.. and the 8th day of every month ( after the new moon day and six work days) is a weekly Sabbath..
So 8 days old, He had been born and circumcised on appointed days!
Then we have the 40 days of purification which blew me away..
He would have been dedicated in the temple 40 days from His birth. That would be the 10th day of the 7th month- The Day of Atonement! Certainly an appointed day.. and He would have been around to tabernacle with His people five days later..
His baptism was a little tougher but we were given a clue that He was 30 and that immediately after He was led into the wilderness for 40 days ( a shadow from the purification His mother was required to do)
Is it out of the realm that He was baptized on His 30th birthday, a new moon day, the first day of our Heavenly Father’s 6th month?
It would be tough to argue against it given His perfect fulfillment of appointed days up till then..
We do know of His death, burial rest and resurrection (HalleluYah!) all falling on feast days/weekly and annual Sabbaths..
Every major life event fulfilled. Literally.. except for trumpets and the final feast of tabernacles!
I disagree with the three days and three nights but I see the sign of Jonah a little differently and I don’t use the roman days for the week that messed me up when I was trying to figure out the sign of Jonah..
We have allowed Rome to dictate our time.. they have with their counterfeit calendar hidden His new moons, Sabbaths and feasts that only fit His calendar that He prepared for us in His sky..
It is sadly why so many have fallen for good Friday and easter.. and Christmas..
And why Jews can’t see the First Fruits when they wait until the day after their pope Appointed Sabbath day to observe it.. instead of what scripture tells us and the Messiah confirmed was the third day.. (16th day, the first day of the week after the 15th day which is not only an annual sabbath but a weekly Sabbath when Ezekiel 46 template is laid out)
Great deception... we should expect nothing less from a thief, a liar and master counterfeiter..
He is the Word that became flesh!
And His bride can know it.
And be ready for His return...and not let Him catch us asleep..
The passage you cite began the 7th Biblical month, not the 6th. NASA’s computers confirmed that fact about 24 years ago.
The beginning of the 7th month remains the sign of our salvation to this day, and is confirmed by Daniel’s 1335 days from the appearance of Antichrist at Purim, to the feast of Trumpets, the first day of the 7th month.
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>> “He was circumcised on the 8th day, per Torah.. and the 8th day of every month ( after the new moon day and six work days) is a weekly Sabbath.” <<
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First, the months and weekly sabbaths are completely independent. The sabbaths run from the first day of creation, continuously, unbroken.
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The circumcision has been celebrated on “HaShanah Rabbah,” The Last Great day, the day following the close of Sukkot,the eighth day, since Sinai. I’m sure that you don’t want to change that!
The only new moon that is ever a holy convocation is that of the seventh month. All of the other feasts fall on a day other than the beginning of the month.
That fact is the basis of the pronouncement Yeshua made “Of that day knoweth no man, but the Father in heaven.” Failing to grasp that ancient Hebrew idiom has the churchians believing that he would keep his own in the dark, when what he really was doing was telling them exactly what day he would return.
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