Just saw this article and I am about to jump thru the ceiling!!! WOW, could the answer be in the 4's?

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http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/34696/passover-blood-moon-call-to-prayer-biblical-zionism/#IQlTQOsxj1xuwjuY.97

Look at these clips from an article with Mark Biltz's info on this 3rd blood moon:

For this we say unto you by the word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep. For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first: Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air and so shall we ever be with the Lord. Wherefore comfort one another with these words. 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18


MARANATHA!

Valerie, thanks for posting one of my very favorite verses ever!

One more thing I want to add. Heard this on the "Messianic Perspectives" radio show the other morning. Gary Hedrick has been teaching on Passover and one of the things he was talking about is the unleavened bread. Just about everyone knows that leaven is symbolic of sin so of course the unleavened passover bread represents the sinless bread of heaven - Jesus. But this is what just jumped out at me - he said that the rabbis say that one of the reasons that the Israelites were told to make UNleavened bread is that they could be leaving at any moment and there was NOT TIME for regular bread that had to rise. Do you get the connection? NO TIME to wait because they could be leaving at any moment. This reminds me of another curious thing about that first Passover meal - they ate standing up with their shoes on their feet ready to go!~! Sounds like a rapture meal doesn't it?

Texas Sue,



I am very calm, and at peace knowing, that the Rapture WILL happen, and it WILL be very soon.



I too am speculating, that perhaps, on the 3rd moon, this being April 3rd, is a big heads up watch. The Lord lead me to do an extensive research study on the number 3, and I seen how many things are done in three's by our Lord.



Even our God, is 3 persons in 1. Jesus was 33 years of age when He was crucified, April 3rd, 33.





But what really jumped out at me was that on the day Jesus died, the Saints were raised from the dead. 3 things happened when Jesus died on the cross, as follows in this article below. Therefore, since the Rapture is imminently, means that April 3rd, 2015 could be the day Our Father in Heaven chose Jesus to go and get His children.[/b]




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The following comments from The Bible Knowledge Commentary




27:51-53 (Mark 15:38; Luke 23:44-45). At the time of Jesus’ death, three momentous events occurred. First, the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. This curtain separated the holy place from the holy of holies in the temple (Heb. 9:2-3). The fact that this occurred from top to bottom signified that God is the One who ripped the thick curtain. It was not torn from the bottom by men ripping it. God was showing that the way of access into His presence was now available for everyone, not simply the Old Testament high priest (Heb. 4:14-16; 10:19-22).




Second, at Christ’s death a strong earthquake occurred, splitting rocks (Matt. 27:51). Truly the death of Christ was a powerful, earthshaking event with repercussions affecting even the creation. A third event mentioned was recorded only by Matthew. The tombs of many holy (righteous) people (v. 52) were opened, probably at a Jerusalem cemetery. The NIV suggests that these saints were resurrected when Jesus died and then went into Jerusalem after Jesus’ resurrection. A number of commentators agree with this view. Many others, however, say that since Christ is the firstfruits of the dead (1 Cor. 15:23), their resurrection did not occur till He was raised. In this view, the phrase “after Jesus’ resurrection” goes with the words were raised to life and came out of the tombs. This is possible in the Greek, and is suggested in the KJV and the NASB. The tombs, then, broke open at Christ’s death, probably by the earthquake, thus heralding Christ’s triumph in death over sin, but the bodies were not raised till Christ was raised.




These people returned to Jerusalem, (the Holy City) where they were recognized by friends and family. Like Lazarus (John 11:43-44), Jairus’ daughter (Luke 8:52-56), and the widow of Nain’s son (Luke 7:13-15), they too passed through physical death again. Or some say they may have been raised with glorified bodies like the Lord’s. Walvoord suggests this event was “a fulfillment of the Feast of the Firstfruits of harvest mentioned in Leviticus 23:10-14. On that occasion, as a token of the coming harvest, the people would bring a handful of grain to the priest. The resurrection of these saints, occurring after Jesus Himself was raised, is a token of the coming harvest when all the saints will be raised” (Walvoord, Matthew: Thy Kingdom Come, p. 236).



Don't forget these people who were raised, most likely died again and returned to their graves after a period of time; while Jesus rose from the dead,
never to experience death again; therefore, Jesus is the firstfruit, of the Resurrection.



Now the dead in Christ, will be raised, first; like firstfruit Jesus was, never to die again. Just like our Lord Jesus did back so long ago.





Let say, the next day April 4, 2015 after 6 pm in Jerusalem, would already be
the next day,(Ressurection Sunday April 5th) while it's still Saturday April 4, 2015 for us. Perhaps we the living in Christ, will be RAISED UP TOGETHER WITH THE DEAD IN CHRIST IN THE AIR, TO MEET THE LORD IN THE CLOUDS.

Only God knows the EXACT DAY AND HOUR, but we KNOW IT IS NEAR EVEN AT THE DOORS. MARANATHA. Valerie

Thanks Valerie & T/Sue, for your above posts.

I surely hope 'n' pray that we haven't much longer to wait until we're finally at long last Raptured.

Come to think about it, that word "wait" too, is a 4-letter word, isn't?

So, we shall see, won't we?

Maranatha!
Tammy

P.S. Valerie, April 5th (Resurrection Day) does look good to me too! Especially since we don't really know the hour Jesus (only He knows) rose from the dead...just as us Believers don't really know when we'll be raptured. So therefore--this date is, don't you & T/Sue agree, is in keeping with us not knowing the time of our own Rapture?

Tammy,

You're Welcome!

Like I said in my posts we know it is near even at the doors; however, only God knows the exact day and hour.

Nothing, like keeping hope alive, I have plenty of faith in our God and Lord will come through for us very soon.

Maranatha!

Valerie