Feast of Trumpets and Prophetic Times

Shalom, everybody. my name is Chadwick Harvey, and you've reached Faithful Performance. We'd like to wish you a very happy Feast of Trumpets, or Rosh Hashanah — the head of the Civil calendar, which begins 5783. That is very prophetic, so we wish you a very happy New Year and a very happy Feast of Trumpets. The new month and the new year begin on a new moon, so we also wish you a very happy new moon as we enter into the month of Tishri.

It's so great to be with you. We are all excited as we see this major transition in God's prophetic calendar. We have also entered into a new Shemita cycle, or seven-year cycle, on the biblical calendar. We have entered into some very, very amazing and fascinating times, and we're going to see what God does through these feast days, this upcoming year, and this seven-year cycle. It is phenomenal. It's a great time to be alive.

It is exciting to see what's going on around the world as the biblical prophecies come to fruition — in the Middle East and North Africa and around the world. We're seeing wars and rumors of war. We're seeing many things being fulfilled that are mentioned by the biblical prophets. And I know you're excited, just as I am, for the Lord's return — which is why we celebrate the Feast of Trumpets. Rosh Hashanah, or Yom Teruah, is what it's called in Hebrew, meaning "to shout," meaning "to blow." This feast day, this Divine appointment, is when our Messiah, our King, is going to have the decree made in favor of the saints (Daniel 7), and he is going to return at his second coming on this very day. It's pretty phenomenal.

We want to give all credit, glory, and honor to the Lord of Lords, the King of Kings, Yeshua, the blessed Holy Spirit, and of course Abba Father. We just want to lift him up forevermore and give him all the credit, all honor, and all glory.

I really appreciate everybody taking time on their Sunday nights to understand the Feast of Trumpets and what it means to us — both regarding the King's return and also personally, as we go through these next ten days to Yom Kippur. What does it mean personally to repent, to get our lives and our mindset right with the Lord, our hearts and souls and spirits right with the Lord, as we hope for those righteous rendered verdicts on Yom Kippur? I hope you stay with us as we continue our journey — the cross to the crown — a spiritual purification journey through God's Divine appointments.

This is really where the book begins: on the Feast of Trumpets, Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Civil calendar, which we've discussed in the prerequisite section. The purification journey, the refinement journey, begins on the Feast of Trumpets. We'll then go through all twenty-two letters, including the final form of five of them, which brings us to twenty-seven, throughout the year. We'll also go through the new months and new moons throughout the year.

I've been receiving many great emails from people looking forward to this journey of purifying and refining what God has been giving them, which is always a great inspiration and edification to me. Please keep sending those emails. I'm looking forward to this journey not only for myself but also to see what the Lord does. I guarantee you that this time next year, if we stay tuned, if we stay on board, if we purify and refine, we're going to be completely different people. We're going to have ascended spiritually like we've never ascended before. Is this the only way? No, it's not. But it is the way I have found that really builds intimacy with the Lord. My friends and family members who have been on this journey the last four or five years can attest — it is an amazing journey of purification through the things he has ordained.