Feast of Trumpets Decrees and Second Coming

He was on the civil calendar, which is the calendar everybody was on back then before Moses was created. This is Moses's calendar, basically, if you want to call it that. Joseph was on the civil calendar, which is Tishrei, the first month, or the Feast of Trumpets is the beginning. So, we have to understand when you read Genesis 41, "after two full years," it's talking about on the civil calendar, not the biblical calendar, because Moses was not born yet. Okay? So again, Joseph was released on the Feast of Trumpets, and then seven good years, seven bad years on the Shmita. Go to Daniel chapter 4. Nebuchadnezzar, he was exiled on the Feast of Trumpets. How do we know that? Because that's when the decrees are given. The angel came down and said, "Nebuchadnezzar, your kingdom has been weighed in the balance. It's taken away. It's taken away from you." Okay? And he was exiled for seven years on the Shmita cycle.

So again, Joseph, Feast of Trumpets. Nebuchadnezzar, exiled on the Feast of Trumpets. Go to Daniel chapter 5. Belshazzar, Nebuchadnezzar's grandson. What happened? The writing on the wall. We all know that. The writing on the wall, the Medo-Persians conquered Babylon that night because Daniel said, "Your kingdom has been weighed in the balance." Those only happen during the Feast of Trumpets or Yom Kippur, my friends, if we understand these things. So again, there are examples like that. Jonah. Jonah went into Nineveh on Elul, the month of repentance. He came out on Tishrei 10. 40 days he was over in Nineveh. "Repent, or you're going to be destroyed." They repented, and they did not get destroyed. Okay? They got the favor on the Feast of Yom Kippur. Okay? The Day of Atonement. Yeshua. Yeshua was tested 40 days and 40 nights on Elul to Tishrei 10, and came down and started his ministry after the Feast of Yom Kippur.

How beautiful. We'll read that tonight. And then the last example I'll give you, and one that's really imperative to understand, is Moses. Moses was up on the last set of 40 on Elul to Tishrei 10. He came down on Tishrei 10, the Day of Atonement. "All is good. You know, all is forgiven. Here's the new commandments on the tablets." So again, my friends, all throughout the Bible shows you how important this time is, from the Feast of Trumpets to Yom Kippur. And really, the month of Elul leads up into all of that with the examples that I just gave you with Jonah, Moses, and Yeshua, you know, with the 40 days and 40 nights. So this is extremely important to understand how God works, you know, with his calendar and in the courts and all of these things with the verdicts are given, because the examples are in the Bible. Okay? I believe in the story of Job. When you go read the book of Job, that was a courts of heaven scene in Job 1.

And I personally believe that was during this time because Satan had his way with Job. God allowed him to test him because he gave him the verdict. When you read Daniel 7 and Psalm 2, you see the verdict being given for Yeshua to return on the Feast of Trumpets. That's during this time, on the Feast of Trumpets. He'll get the verdict. Psalm 2, the decree is made. Daniel 7, decree is made. So the Father wants Judah to repent. Once the Jewish people repent as a corporate nation, he's going to give them the righteous rendered verdict. Okay? He's going to give them the verdict with Yeshua to come redeem them once they repent and call to him. So my friends, this is what it's all about. If you believe we're living at the end of the age, this is a very important understanding because unfortunately, Christianity cannot teach any of us this because it's not in their theology or in their eschatology, which is why it's so dangerous because people don't understand the trajectory of what Yeshua is going to do.

And I think it's just very important for us to do that. So, as you can see, the first seven months are very important, historical, personal, and also prophetically for Yeshua. Okay? So, we're going to begin with the prophetic and put the focus on him. But I wanted to give you a history, a historical understanding, and also we'll get into the personal aspect once we get finished with the prophetic aspect of Yeshua as well. So, my friends, just to look at it in a summary, Nisan is very important. It's one of the, it's got three of the feast days in it, you know, the beginning of the feast days. Shavuot is the fourth feast day. Then you've got these reminders throughout the summer, Tammuz, to not fall back into idolatry, you know, not fall back into the golden calf. Remember why the Temples were destroyed on one day, both of them, on the ninth day of Av, to remember why their Temples were destroyed so our personal temples don't get destroyed.

Right? So again, there's personal aspects in this. And then we get to Elul, which is the month of repentance, which we just got out of. And now we're into the Feast of Yom Kippur. Okay. After the Feast of Trumpets. From another viewpoint, to make it a little bit different, is Yeshua's first coming events: Passover, he was crucified, every four gospels will tell you that. Unleavened Bread, he was put in the tomb. If we understand the trajectory, the Feast of First Fruits, he's the resurrection. Paul calls him the first fruits of mankind, pointing us back to the Feast of First Fruits. And then 50 days after that, he poured out his Holy Spirit on Acts 2, okay, on the people, okay, in Acts 2, Pentecost is what we know it as. So, as the Jewish Messiah, had to fulfill these. My Jewish friends and Christian friends, Jesus did that. Okay? Yeshua did that. It's recorded. So, we have to realize these are prerequisites that he has to fulfill.

Okay? So, that's why we do worship on them because you get the prophetic understanding of what he's going to do. If we're not worshiping on these, then we're not going to understand the prophetic significance of these either. Okay? So, it's a double reward. Number one, it's commanded that his people worship him the way that he wants them to. And then B, the reward is we get the understanding of the second coming events because Christianity cannot show any of us this, is what I'm talking about tonight. So again, the second coming events, he will return on the Feast of Trumpets. Paul talks about it, everyone talks about it, John talks about it. He will return on the Feast of Trumpets at the last trump. That is literal, okay, not symbolic. It's literal. It's going to be a 10-day war because the Feast of Trumpets is Tishrei 1, and the Day of Atonement is Tishrei 10. And so there are 10 days, and that's called the 10 Days of Awe.

Very important. Okay? It's the Day of the Lord where he's going to pour his wrath on mankind. The seven bowls, and also the scriptures, Isaiah 10:23, Ezekiel 26 through 32, and also Jeremiah 46:52. We'll go through that very cleanly for you. Okay. The Day of the Lord scriptures, the judgment of the nations. Okay. Super important to realize that. Um, I was going to do that during the 10 Days of Awe, but my schedule didn't allow that. So, I do apologize to everybody, we weren't with you on those, but because of my schedule. But these 10 Days of Awe is when the Day of the Lord scriptures will be fulfilled. Not right now, not the tribulation. 10 Days of Awe. So, if you read Isaiah 10:23, Ezekiel 26 through 32, and Jeremiah 46:52, and read very carefully, it says "in that day," "in that day," "in that day." And then just read the language, okay? It's not talking about history. It's talking about the second coming events.

Okay? So that is very important to recognize and properly understand what our Messiah is going to do for the judgment of the nations, and not anyone else. Okay? No one else is going to be able to do what he's going to do to the Islamic nations and also the people who do not worship him in spirit and in truth and worship a lie. Okay? And do not believe in him as well. So my friends, he's coming on the Feast of Trumpets with a bad attitude. Okay? This is not a good thing. This is a bad attitude he's coming with. Okay? Vengeance. Well, we'll read that tonight. And that's what we have to understand. You want to be hidden in this day, the Day of the Lord. And that's what we went through on the Feast of Trumpets. Okay? So, there's a 10-day war, Feast of Trumpets to the Feast of Yom Kippur. A 10-day war. We're going to show you that tonight with some of the scriptures. And then there'll be a five-day break between Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles, when he sits on the Mount of Olives and he judges the nations, right?

Matthew 25, Joel 3, sheep to the right, goat nations to the left. You want to be a sheep nation, okay? But the goat nations to the left. And Ezekiel 32 tells you literally who he throws into the pit of hell. So that's why that's never been done before. Ezekiel 32 is a judgment of the nations. And all of those nations he literally throws into the pit are Islamic nations of today. There's no Roman nations, those European nations. America's not there. China's not there. That doesn't mean we're not going to be thrown in hell as a nation. It just says the Islamic nations are definitely the ones who are going to be thrown in the pit of hell, the ones that have come against the Jewish people. Okay? And then the Feast of Tabernacles, which we'll celebrate here in about five days, six days, next this Friday night, it begins the honeymoon, or the seven-day feast is what it is. It's a feast of rejoicing.

Okay? And we will be rejoicing once the King does the business here on earth with the Day of Atonement, redeems the nation of Israel, believing Jews, believing Gentiles, one new body, one new man. We'll be in the Feast of Tabernacles for a thousand years. After a thousand years on the Feast of Tabernacles, that's when the New Jerusalem will come into play after that. So my friends, if we don't understand the trajectory of these things, we're not going to understand Revelation, the book of Revelation, excuse me, especially Revelation 19, Revelation 20, 21, and 22. We're just going to be lost because we're not reading those in chronological order. And it's the second coming events. Revelation 19, Revelation 20, the millennial kingdom, thousand years. Revelation 21, I saw a new tabernacle come out of heaven on the Feast of Tabernacles a thousand years later. If we're not understanding these things, we're not going to understand the trajectory of what Yeshua is going to do.

And I think it's very important. Why is that? Is because Revelation 19:10 says, "The spirit of prophecy is the testimony of Yeshua." Okay? So, the testimony of Yeshua, Jesus, is the spirit of prophecy. And my friends, there's no greater prophecies than these right here. They're called feast days. They're divine appointments, but they're prophecies that he must fulfill for him to be the Jewish Messiah. And he's going to fulfill these second coming events on Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles perfectly, just like he did on the first coming events as well. So, my friends, I hope that makes sense. If you're new to this and it's Chinese right now, that's okay. Just start following the trajectory in the gospel account and understand what our Messiah did, and you're going to see what he did is totally phenomenal. That's why they recorded it the way they did is to prove to the Jewish people that he is the Jewish Messiah, and he fulfilled these first four perfectly at his first coming events.

It's recorded in all four gospel accounts. So don't forget to mention that to our Jewish friends because there's no way around that, okay? Other than just, you know, just being stubborn about these things and stiff-necked, because there's no way around it. It's proven that he's fulfilled these things and many other things. But people forget to include this because again, to speak with our Jewish friends, you got to speak to them what they know. Okay? And they know this, but they just don't put Yeshua with this. Okay? So again, they're not going to go with you with Christmas, Easter, and all that stuff. I'm not either. You'll lose me, you'll lose them. But if you talk to them the way that they understand about Yeshua, Jesus, about the feast days, the calendar, what he did on it, also the covenants, he's the seed of David, seed of Abraham. You start getting light bulbs going off and start minds start working because he's the fulfillment of these things, just like he said.

That's how we know who he is: he's going to fulfill the feast days. He's going to fulfill the Abrahamic, the Davidic, and the New Covenant. He's going to, he's the seed of David, the seed of Abraham, is what Matthew 1 says. So, we've got to talk to them in that kind of language to get the conversation going in a true way instead of, "Hey, I'm believing Jesus comes, celebrate Christmas and Easter." They're going to look at you, and I am too, like, "No way, you can't keep that." Okay? So, we've got to really understand that, my friends. It's time to really get with the Jewish people and the Christians on proper theology and eschatology as we go down the end of the age. And my friends, just like I said, it all begins and ends on God's calendar. That's it. I mean, we can't understand the times and the seasons without it. The time that Paul talks about in 1 Thessalonians 5 is this. The time and the seasons is what Paul was warning about about knowing this will be caught as a thief in the night.

You can read that for yourself in the New Testament in 1 Thessalonians 5. Very important for my Christian friends to really understand that because without this knowledge, when they read 1 Thessalonians 5, they have no idea what that means. If they don't know what the times and the seasons are, no need to read 1 Thessalonians 5 because we're not going to understand it anyhow. We're going to be ignorant to what Paul is trying to say. We've got to get inside Paul's mindset. Why do I say Paul's mindset? Because people take him out of context. If they understand that he is a Torah scholar, he's talking to you from the Torah, Prophets, Psalms, and New Testament and Gospels, we're going to read him perfectly. If we do not understand that, like he did, we're going to take him out of context. So, he's expecting our education level to be similar to his as we read what he writes because he understood the Torah, the Prophets, the Psalms, and the Gospels.

So my friends, we can't understand any writer ever in history unless we understand where they're coming from. Right? So that's why I challenge my Christian friends to go back and study what the Torah says, the first five books. Go study what the Prophets said. Go study what the Psalms said. Go study Yeshua. Then go read Paul with the right education and the right understanding. And we will be literate, and we won't be illiterate, and we won't be looking like we're looking today in the church with not really understanding the times, you know, and seasons. So my friends, it is totally amazing what our Messiah did for all of us. And tonight, Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, which is the sixth of the seven feast days. This is when he's going to atone for everything. And we're going to go through that tonight. This is the culmination of the purification journey that we will all get to. Okay?