Calendar Theology and Intimacy with God

Why can't they? Is because they don't have the times and the seasons in their theology. If they did, then they would understand these things very well. Unfortunately, a lot of the Christian believers do not. Most of them do not because it's not in their theology. So how could they know if they're not in the theology or the eschatology? So again, that's why we go through what we're going through. Cheshvan 17 is not a divine appointment. It's not a feast day. It's not an appointed time. But again, I think we can all agree Noah was a very important man to God. He loved Noah, and He gave, He basically repopulated the earth through Noah. He saved Noah and no one else, his family, yes, but if it wasn't for Noah, then who knows about his family? So again, He saved Noah and his family. And that's how important it is. And when did He save them? When did He shut them in? Right now, this day today.

And I believe that's how important it is, my friends. If you can extrapolate some of these things from these anointings, from the calendar and from the seasons, it's only going to make your relationship more intimate and stronger with the Most High because you're flowing with Him. Too many people are looking at things from mankind's ways. "Oh, it's a Jewish thing. It's a Christian thing. It's a this thing. It's a that thing." No, this is God's thing. This is God. This is His days. He created the sun and the moon. No one else. Mankind did not create the sun and the moon. He did. These are His days. He says that in Leviticus 23. Yes, they're the Jewish days, but they're His days first. And He gave them to the Jewish people to give to us. So, people have got to get the trajectory right and quit calling them just the Jewish day feast days. They are, but they're not. They're His days for Christians as well.

And that's why people have to really understand. And that's why people don't understand the times and the seasons. That's why they're going to be caught as a thief in the night, like Paul says, because he warns everybody to know the time, calendar, and the seasons in First Thessalonians 5. And if people don't understand that, then they're going to be caught as a thief in the night because they're not reading Paul in context. And Peter warns in Second Peter 3, "Don't twist Paul like they twist the other scriptures to their own destruction," is what Peter says. So, I would take the Apostle Peter and match him with Paul to make sure I have the right understanding that I'm reading Paul in the right context, which Christians mostly are not. And they're taking it way out of context to their own destruction, as Peter warns. So again, don't take me for it. Take Peter, Second Peter, chapter 3, and read what he says about the warnings about twisting Paul like a pretzel, like a lot of Christians do.

Paul does not want to be twisted like a pretzel. And don't put salt on it either. He doesn't want salt in his wounds either while you're twisting. So we've got to quit twisting Paul. Christians do. So that they can understand these deep revelations and these intimate moments that they can have that they are missing because they're not on God's time. They're on their own time. Nothing wrong with that. Pray all you want to your own time, but He wants you to do it on His time as well, mainly His time. He wants you to be intimate with Him on what He has designed and what He has created. And again, Cheshvan 17 is not a feast day, but it's a very important day on the biblical calendar when the world was beginning to be destroyed on Cheshvan 17 and Noah was saved. So now let's go to the end of the age. So when He returns again, it's going to be the same thing. Matthew 25, same thing as Noah's day.

They're going to knock on the ark and He's going to say, "I never knew you. I never knew you," is what it says. And then other places in the Sermon on the Mount, it says, "I never knew you. Get away from Me, you who practice lawlessness." And for whoever's educated out there, you know what lawlessness means. That means do not practice the Torah. Toralessness. For one that does not practice His Father's instructions, is what it is. It's not talking about American law or even Israeli law. It's talking about His law and His commandments. So again, we just have to go back and get re-educated on these things like all of us have had to do that as well from what we were born with or born through. So again, friends, very important day today, Cheshvan 17. This is the beginning of it. Tomorrow is the ending of it, and it's a very important time to really recalibrate, if you will, from the feast season.

Remember, we just came out of the feast season where we've been praying for righteous rendered verdicts, the blessings of God to be poured out upon us, all of these beautiful things. 48 days later, here we are. 48 days later, we're right here at Cheshvan 17, sealed in. And this is just another application of intimacy with the Most High. And again, one can get very much deep revelation if they choose to do these things on the appointed date that He has done those on, on the biblical calendar. One can get great revelation and intimacy with the Most High by following the dates and getting the personal application from Noah's story and being shut in the ark for however long you want to be shut into: 10 days, a year and 10 days, whatever days that's between you and Yahweh. I'm just trying to inspire people to get intimate with Him on His days, on the day that Noah was shut in, get shut in as well.