Deepening Relationship and Prophetic 10-Day Periods

Open the scriptures, pray, examine your heart, ask the Father what needs to change, ask Him where He is directing your steps, and ask Him to deepen your relationship with Him. Not merely for these 10 days, but for the rest of your life. Because ultimately, friends, the greatest blessing isn't knowing what tomorrow holds. It is knowing that the One who holds tomorrow, mañana, b'Yeshua HaMashiach, in the name of Yeshua. Amen. Amen. And amen. Well, friends, thank you very much for joining us tonight. I wanted to come with you really quick tonight, a quick teaching tonight as we enter into this very important day, Cheshvan 17. This is the day that one of God's greatest men that walked this earth, Noah, which we all came from as the regeneration, that He got shut into the ark on this day. On this day only, He got shut in. So that tells you how important Cheshvan 17 is when one of God's holy men that walked this earth was shut into the ark on Cheshvan 17.

So friends, pray into these things. This is just my personal understanding and application that I personally do and how much I've gotten out of it personally with the intimacy that we can get for 10 days. We know what 10 means in the Holy Bible. We know the 10 days of awe. We know that Daniel fasted for 10 days as well when he went to Babylon and he wanted not to eat Nebuchadnezzar's food because it was, you know, wrong, full of dietary law prohibitions. So again, and he got the favor after 10 days. So again, 10 days is very important in the Holy Bible. There are three examples: 10, 10 days of awe, and then you have the 10 days between Cheshvan 17 and Cheshvan 27. Very important time, my friends, because of the understanding that we all want to be shut in at the second coming events, whenever Yeshua returns on the Feast of Trumpets. We all want to be shut in. This is what it relates to prophetically speaking.

We all want to be shut into the ark or the tabernacle of God. "Hide me in Your pavilion," is what it says, King David, "in the day of trouble."

What's the day of trouble? It's not the Antichrist. The Antichrist is not mentioned in any of those passages at all when it's talking about hidden Yom Ha'Kadosh, you want to be hidden in the day of the Lord. It's not saying the day of the Antichrist. The day of the Lord is what the prophets always warned about. So many people are so concerned about the Antichrist; they need to be concerned about Yeshua. The day of the Lord is what the prophets warned about, not the day of the Antichrist. It's just telling you that the Antichrist is coming. It's not telling you you're going to be hidden in the day of the Antichrist. You're going to be hidden in the day of the Lord, as Zephaniah says, Psalm 27 says, Matthew 24 will tell you that as well, 25 will tell you that.

And also Isaiah 26, I believe, is the scripture. So again, we're going to be hidden in the day of Adonai, and that's what it relates to. So these 10 days, you can relate to the 10 days of awe, be hidden in the day of the Lord. You'll be hidden in that ark of God when He returns because He's going to pour out His wrath for 10 days. Those seven bowls in the Book of Revelation, if you read Revelation from the feast day standpoint. So again, that's why it's important, friends, to understand these things from a feast day standpoint, calendar standpoint, so that we can understand the second coming events with Jesus Yeshua, what He's going to do. And it goes into the prophecies and you go into the trajectory that He's going to do. Because if not, then we're not going to understand these things. We're not going to understand He has 10 days of just a war that He's going to pour out His wrath. Christianity cannot teach us this.