Yah's Calendar/New Month of Shevat/Blood Moon (March 3rd) - (Live in the Cayman Islands)

Shalom and good evening, everyone. Welcome to our special Elim Community Fellowship event with our special guest, Chadwick Harvey from Faithful Performance. I want to welcome everyone who has come, especially Mity and the team from Y Fellowship. To those who braved the storm to be here — I know they mean business for God.

Our speaker is here to help us understand God's times and seasons, which is very important in the time in which we live. We are here to get the word of God out. Let me share a little about Elim Community Fellowship. You may have received a leaflet that covers everything we do, and we will talk more about that later. But right now, we will go into a worship song, then have a prayer, and then our speaker will come.

My apologies — I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Deline Judy Gold. Some people call me Pastor Jerry, some call me Dell. I'm okay with either.

Let us pray. Eternal God and our heavenly Father and King, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob — we give you praise, we give you honor. We thank you, Father God, for all that you are doing in our lives and for bringing us here despite the weather. There are those of us who have braved the storm just to come, Father, to hear what you have to say to us. Lord, we ask for your divine blessing upon each one. Open our hearts to receive what the Holy Spirit is wanting to bring to us tonight. I pray you bless everyone here. I pray especially for this speaker, who has come miles across the sea to share the message you have given him. I pray, Lord, that it will wedge into the hearts of each person, that they will meditate upon it as you instructed Joshua, Father God — and not just meditate, but act upon it. I pray it will be a blessing to each one of us. I cover this place in the name and blood of Yeshua — over the equipment, over the microphone, over everything. Lord, we commit it all to you right now. In the name and blood of Yeshua, we pray. Amen.

Our guest, Chadwick Harvey, comes to us from the state of Georgia. He operates an online ministry called Faithful Performance, where he teaches on God's calendar and his divine appointments, as well as biblical prophecy correlating to current Middle East events. Let's welcome our speaker.

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Thank you so much, Dell. Thank you, everybody. It's great to be with you again — night number two. As Dell and I were saying, this is where you find out who really wants to come, given the monsoon we've had today. We've had beautiful weather throughout the time I've been here, but the last couple of days have brought all this rain — which is a good thing for you. Rain is a blessing in the Holy Bible, and that's the way we'll receive it.

Thank you for joining us tonight, and thank you to Faithful Performance online for joining us as well. Happy new moon — or happy new month — to everybody. "Rosh Chodesh" is what it's called in Hebrew. We wish everybody a great month.

We're going to go through the calendar in summary again tonight. I know some were with us last night and some are joining for the first time, so we're going to rewind and cover the basics of the calendar. That foundation is going to lead us into what we're discovering tonight with the blood moons and solar eclipses as they tie into biblical prophecy. It will be really amazing when we look at all of these things alongside current events — what the Lord is showing us through the celestial bodies, the faithful witnesses in the sky, about what is actually happening in the Middle East and North Africa in light of biblical prophecy.

We'll discuss God's calendar, talk about the new moon and the anointings of the month, and send everyone off with great information to pray into. It's a fascinating month when we look into it. I'll go through the calendar in order of the events we're seeing with each month, bringing it up to the month we've just entered — the month of Shevat, which is the eleventh month on the biblical calendar.

This is the Hebrew calendar, and just as we spoke about last night, it is based upon the sun and the moon. In Genesis 1:14, God created the sun and the moon for signs and seasons, and for days and years. It's crucial to realize all four of those purposes: for days, for years, for signs, and for seasons. This is the biblical calendar he has used throughout history, and all of the anointings we're going to examine tonight with the blood moons and solar eclipses have occurred on this calendar throughout the last five hundred years.

Yah is going to show us everything he can at the end of the age so that we are not deceived and not caught as a thief in the night. Psalm 89 says that the sun and the moon are his faithful witnesses in the sky. He's going to use his two faithful witnesses to let all of us know what is happening at the end of the age, because he doesn't want us caught as a thief in the night. He's going to use his calendar and the biblical prophecies in alignment with each other so we can understand that we're flowing with him and in alignment with what he is showing us — but we have to understand how to read the signs in the sky.

This is nothing about us. It's all about what he is showing us. People use the sun and the moon for astrology, horoscopes, and all forms of paganism, but once we look at the celestial bodies apart from him, we err. Biblical astronomy is what we're talking about — not pagan astrology with horoscopes and the practices of the pagans. He wants us to understand his celestial bodies; that's why he created them. Just as we discovered last night through Psalm 81, Psalm 104, Genesis 1:14, and Exodus 12 — all of these important passages show us that he's going to use his faithful witnesses in the sky. Just as Yeshua and the prophet Joel declared, there will be blood moons and solar eclipses before the great and awesome day of the Lord. All throughout the Bible, he is telling us to pay attention to what he is showing us in the skies. Once we get to the portion tonight covering the blood moons and the solar eclipses, it will be astounding if you've never seen it before.

But first and foremost, we welcome in the new month of Shevat. Happy new moon, everyone — Rosh Chodesh, everyone.

This all began with the month of Nissan, which is the first month on the biblical calendar — that's Exodus 12:2. Just as we discovered last night, when Yah told Moses to look up and said, "This is your first month," he wanted everyone to observe what he declared with Nissan one. That is the spiritual, or religious, calendar he wants us to understand: the new moon, the Sabbath, and then the counting of the feast days beginning from the month of Nissan.

It's important to realize that he wants all of us to be set apart. I love that term, because we have a set-apart Elohim, with a set-apart Spirit and a set-apart Son, and he wants all of us to be set apart with them — to be echad. "Echad" in Hebrew means "one" — one new body, one new man.

When we read the Apostle Paul in Romans 11, Ephesians 2, Galatians 3, and throughout his letters, he is petitioning for the Jew and the Gentile to come together as one in Messiah Yeshua. Ephesians 2 states this plainly. Romans 11 is a grafting-in chapter — we are all part of one tree only. Not two different trees, not two different ways to worship, not three or four. We have one way to worship.

In Galatians 3:26–29, the Apostle Paul declares that if we are a seed of Christ — which we all are — then we are a seed of Abraham and heirs according to the promise. We are part of the Abrahamic covenant through father Abraham. If we are a seed of Abraham, then we are a seed of his son Isaac and his grandson Jacob as well. This is what the Apostle Paul was showing us: we are all one through Abraham. Our Christian friends need to understand this — if you are a seed of Christ, you are a seed of Abraham, a seed of Isaac, and a seed of Jacob.

So everywhere Scripture says "to the sons of Israel" or "the daughters of Zion," it is speaking of the Gentile as well, because we are all going to be one new body and one new man in the millennial kingdom. There will not be two different ways to worship, or three or four. There will be only one way. That is according to Exodus 12:49 — one Torah for the citizen and