When I was a new follower of Jesus, I learned about the Rapture and had no problem believing it's true. This was 44 years ago, and now I'm in my late 60s. I'm still excited about the Rapture! I can't get enough teaching on it and the last days! MARANATHA The Spirit and the Bride say, Come, Lord Jesus, Come! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Your testimony is so similar to mine! I’m 68 now and became a believer in April 2, 1979. The friends who witnessed to me were very knowledgeable and studious in Bible prophecy. I’m so thankful for that! God bless you as we wait for that great sound of a trumpet!
Same here - I came to faith in my blessed Redeemer in '86 & the rapture was being preached in the church I joined - the excitement of His return has never left✝️
I’m 73 years old and I have waited for the Rapture for over 40 years and I am still looking up for Jesus return. I am so grateful for the way you two share the Word with each other and us also. Thank you
I learned about the rapture when I was 12 in 1959 and have been watching For this blessed Hope the glorious appearing of my God and Saviour, Jesus Christ. The last ten years the event seems so close and is discussed often, which I love. Thank you Mondo
Became Messianic 10 years ago and have celebrated the feasts of the Lord and it has been a great blessing --it gives you a very intimate relationship with Elohim to know that these are his appointed feasts where he said he will meet with us and it is a forever celebration. Yeshua (Jesus) celebrated these feasts.
I'm thrilled you're going to continue this! It is a privilege to sip my tea and reflect on the Word of God while you teach us. I especially appreciate you teaching about the moedim. So many of us are ignorant of them. And if we do know, not all of us know they are prophetic in nature. I had little knowledge of the Tanakh (Old Testament) until I became the full-time housekeeper for an orthodox family. Working for that family really opened my spiritual eyes, and I am forever grateful for that. ❤️🕎❤️✝️❤️🇮🇱❤️
My Christian faith grew exponentially when I began learning about and understanding the Jewishness of Jesus, how He is the fulfillment of the Law and the prophets. Thank you for this discussion ✝️❤️
It is not that believers have to participate in the feasts. It is that Jesus is revealed in them, and seeing God at work throughout Scripture is a blessing to us all.
The more you learn about the Moedim the more you will want to at least observe those days. They are prophetic in nature. Yeshua (Jesus) fulfilled the spring moedim to the very day and hour. He will do so again in the fall moedim. My interest in what we call the Old Testament began when I started working as the full-time housekeeper for a wealthy orthodox family. I learned so much, and I began studying at a local church's theology courses. I was only able to get an associates degree at the time, but I wasn't in it for the degrees. I just wanted to learn! ❤🕎❤️✝️❤️ I'm so grateful to have had an insider's look & experience of how they celebrate or observe the moedim. Nearly 25 years later, I still pray for them.
"Anoint" is the act of consecrating someone for religious purposes, usually done with oil, and represents the empowering of the Holy Spirit. Jesus' anointing left out the middle-man - He was anointed/consecrated directly by the Father and received the Holy Spirit when He was baptized in Luke 3:21-22, Luke 4:1. Jesus, quoting Isaiah 61, said He had been anointed in Luke 4:18.
God doesn't change he's the same yesterday today and forever so yes in the Old Testament that was Yeshua..... it was Yeshua who feasted with the 70 elders and Moses on Mount Sinai, it was Yeshua who wrote on the tablets with Moses on Mount Sinai, and it was Yeshua who met with Abraham....i firmky believe it was Yeshua Brothers
HELP PLEASE: I’ve been studying the moedim for almost two years. I took Fruchtenbaum’s class on it… but I cannot figure out how people think Yom Kippur is the Millennial Kingdom. Yom Kippur could be the MK if it falls on a 50 year Jubilee, but there still has to be a day of atonement BEFORE Jubilee (yes, Jubilee Year and Yom Kippur fall on the same day- I get that) Yom Kippur, personal atonement, should be after the rapture when the 144,000 are sealed- beg of Trib. . Then Tabernacles as the Tribulation- 7 years represented by a 7 day ‘feast’ or rehearsal. Yom Kippur, national atonement which is also a Jubilee year, 7 years later, should mark Jesus’ second coming. Where am I wrong please? I’m writing down all dates in the Bible, looking at all patterns I see throughout the Bible including the Transfiguration during Booths in which the two potential witnesses appeared with Jesus. Anytime someone tells me I’m wrong, they talk about Ezekiel and point out that Tabernacles is celebrated in the MK: that is not an argument as Pesach and unleavened bread are celebrated as well. I really want to understand where and why I am wrong- until I know, I’m stuck with my timeline and hold onto it like a dog with a bone. I need to let go of this if I’m wrong. Thank you
The Ingathering is Tabernacles as well- isn’t that talking about the Ingathering of the Jewish people to Israel??? I’m not being argumentative- I want to know how others are coming to their conclusions… I can’t ‘see’ it.
Jesus physically fulfilled the types and purposes of the Spring feasts. Fruchtenbaum and others believe Jesus will fulfill the Fall feasts in the same way. There are various theories on it, but if the pattern of the fulfillment of the Spring feasts holds true for the Fall feasts, Jesus will return physically (Rev. 19:11) on Trumpets/Rosh Hashanah, He will defeat the Armageddon armies ten days later on Yom Kippur (Zechariah 14:12), and ride into Jerusalem five days after that on Sukkoth/Tabernacles for the Millennium. Those specific days are detailed in Leviticus 23:24, 27 and 34. Regardless of what you've heard, the exact timing of Jubilee is unknown and speculative. Maranatha.
@ trumpets should be the rapture… if it is, and the Bible strongly alludes to it in many, many ways… that timeline wouldn’t work. Is there a reason you think Trumpets is the 2nd coming rather the rap? Again, I’m not being argumentative, just trying to put things in order
@@melissabourn3538 I don't think you're being argumentative. The Rapture is an imminent timeless event - no one knows when it will happen and it could happen before I finish typing this. The Rapture is a Church event, not a Jewish one. Tying the Rapture to Trumpets has been parroted by many for a long time, but there's nothing in Scripture to justify that other than that there's a trumpet. Again, using the Spring feasts as a pattern for the Fall feasts, Jesus has to be here physically to fulfill it. Personally, I think if the Rapture is going to be tied to a Jewish feast, it will be Shavuot/Pentecost. Lots of symbolism in that one, the rabbis don't know how to count the days, and the Church counts them from Easter instead of Passover/Unleavened Bread/Firstfruits. I see the Rapture more in Exodus 19 which is traditionally the first Shavuot. God bless you, sister.
@@melissabourn3538 The Rapture Trumpet call of God will be awakening call for all who believed in Jesus and died (fell asleep) and for those who are alive and remain (saved, sealed, waiting). Rosh Hashana Trumpets are blown by men. Jacob's trouble trumpets are blown by angels. I get goose bumps when I think of how much privilege God gave us who are in Christ to hear God himself calling trumpet to awake and collect us all (whether it is His voice as loud as a trumpet, which I heard 3 times, or whether it is an actual trumpet). God bless you sister.
🙏 Friends I have videos for you on Bible Prophecy and the End Times. Please consider going to Papa Joe Fortner or Shockwaves of the End Times or The Watchmen Series with Papa Joe. Thank you and God bless you all 🙏
Here's what I believe many Christians are missing. There are multiple raptures just as there are multiple harvests: Wheat, Barley, Grapes. First was Enoch, then Elijah (potential 2 witnesses), then Jesus and the saints seen walking the holy city in Matt 27:52, then the Church, 2 witnesses, the 144K of Israel (the man-child of Revelation 12), more tribulation saints in Rev 14:15-16 and finally the Tribulation Saints in Rev 20:4 which looks to occur after His return which concludes the first resurrection. Its linear and makes perfect sense.
The Body of Christ Church goes up before Israel's 70th week begins. The 144,000, (are also the Rev 12 child, and the wise virgins of that parable) are the first fruits like the original Apostles were, with the remnant of Israel being the harvest (Rev 20:4). The 144k go up halfway through Israel's 70th week as the MotB is being implemented. Rev 14. That's what I'm seeing.
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When I was a new follower of Jesus, I learned about the Rapture and had no problem believing it's true. This was 44 years ago, and now I'm in my late 60s. I'm still excited about the Rapture! I can't get enough teaching on it and the last days! MARANATHA The Spirit and the Bride say, Come, Lord Jesus, Come! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Your testimony is so similar to mine! I’m 68 now and became a believer in April 2, 1979. The friends who witnessed to me were very knowledgeable and studious in Bible prophecy. I’m so thankful for that! God bless you as we wait for that great sound of a trumpet!
Same here - I came to faith in my blessed Redeemer in '86 & the rapture was being preached in the church I joined - the excitement of His return has never left✝️
I’m 73 years old and I have waited for the Rapture for over 40 years and I am still looking up for Jesus return. I am so grateful for the way you two share the Word with each other and us also. Thank you
HalleluYAH
I learned about the rapture when I was 12 in 1959 and have been watching
For this blessed Hope the glorious appearing of my God and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
The last ten years the event seems so close and is discussed often, which I love.
Thank you Mondo
Became Messianic 10 years ago and have celebrated the feasts of the Lord and it has been a great blessing --it gives you a very intimate relationship with Elohim to know that these are his appointed feasts where he said he will meet with us and it is a forever celebration. Yeshua (Jesus) celebrated these feasts.
I PRAY ALL PEOPLE WAKE UP AND ACCEPT JESUS CHRIST AS THEIR PERSONAL SAVIOR!!! IN JESUS NAME!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏
I'm thrilled you're going to continue this! It is a privilege to sip my tea and reflect on the Word of God while you teach us. I especially appreciate you teaching about the moedim. So many of us are ignorant of them. And if we do know, not all of us know they are prophetic in nature. I had little knowledge of the Tanakh (Old Testament) until I became the full-time housekeeper for an orthodox family. Working for that family really opened my spiritual eyes, and I am forever grateful for that.
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I call upon the name of the LORD JESUS CHRIST to be saved LORD i pray and cry out for you in JESUS name AMEN 👑 🙏 🙌
My Christian faith grew exponentially when I began learning about and understanding the Jewishness of Jesus, how He is the fulfillment of the Law and the prophets. Thank you for this discussion ✝️❤️
Wow, this was awesome, restores my joy ... shows the river of God , the thread all thru the Bible..
This Texan proudly stands for Jesus and the Jewish people. Almost home.
Another Texan stands with you.🙏🏻🇺🇸
This was a beautiful show what a celebration
Maranatha Yeshua!
Come soon, Lord Jesus, to rule and reign on the earth with great power, equity and justice. Amen.
Wonderful!!!!!❤
Jesus is Lord 🙏
Love Graham
The annual feast remembrance for Israel, and a weekly remembrance of The Lord's Supper for all others/Gentiles.
It is not that believers have to participate in the feasts. It is that Jesus is revealed in them, and seeing God at work throughout Scripture is a blessing to us all.
The more you learn about the Moedim the more you will want to at least observe those days. They are prophetic in nature. Yeshua (Jesus) fulfilled the spring moedim to the very day and hour. He will do so again in the fall moedim.
My interest in what we call the Old Testament began when I started working as the full-time housekeeper for a wealthy orthodox family. I learned so much, and I began studying at a local church's theology courses. I was only able to get an associates degree at the time, but I wasn't in it for the degrees. I just wanted to learn!
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I'm so grateful to have had an insider's look & experience of how they celebrate or observe the moedim. Nearly 25 years later, I still pray for them.
At 44:56; where and when was Jesus anointed? He was anointed by the woman before his crucifixion, but is there a time other?
"Anoint" is the act of consecrating someone for religious purposes, usually done with oil, and represents the empowering of the Holy Spirit. Jesus' anointing left out the middle-man - He was anointed/consecrated directly by the Father and received the Holy Spirit when He was baptized in Luke 3:21-22, Luke 4:1. Jesus, quoting Isaiah 61, said He had been anointed in Luke 4:18.
@kayfedrick7985 thank you for taking the time to reply.
God doesn't change he's the same yesterday today and forever so yes in the Old Testament that was Yeshua..... it was Yeshua who feasted with the 70 elders and Moses on Mount Sinai, it was Yeshua who wrote on the tablets with Moses on Mount Sinai, and it was Yeshua who met with Abraham....i firmky believe it was Yeshua Brothers
Is the day of the Lord 1 day or is it 1,000 years
HELP PLEASE: I’ve been studying the moedim for almost two years. I took Fruchtenbaum’s class on it… but I cannot figure out how people think Yom Kippur is the Millennial Kingdom. Yom Kippur could be the MK if it falls on a 50 year Jubilee, but there still has to be a day of atonement BEFORE Jubilee (yes, Jubilee Year and Yom Kippur fall on the same day- I get that)
Yom Kippur, personal atonement, should be after the rapture when the 144,000 are sealed- beg of Trib. .
Then Tabernacles as the Tribulation- 7 years represented by a 7 day ‘feast’ or rehearsal.
Yom Kippur, national atonement which is also a Jubilee year, 7 years later, should mark Jesus’ second coming.
Where am I wrong please?
I’m writing down all dates in the Bible, looking at all patterns I see throughout the Bible including the Transfiguration during Booths in which the two potential witnesses appeared with Jesus.
Anytime someone tells me I’m wrong, they talk about Ezekiel and point out that Tabernacles is celebrated in the MK: that is not an argument as Pesach and unleavened bread are celebrated as well.
I really want to understand where and why I am wrong- until I know, I’m stuck with my timeline and hold onto it like a dog with a bone.
I need to let go of this if I’m wrong.
Thank you
The Ingathering is Tabernacles as well- isn’t that talking about the Ingathering of the Jewish people to Israel???
I’m not being argumentative- I want to know how others are coming to their conclusions… I can’t ‘see’ it.
Jesus physically fulfilled the types and purposes of the Spring feasts. Fruchtenbaum and others believe Jesus will fulfill the Fall feasts in the same way. There are various theories on it, but if the pattern of the fulfillment of the Spring feasts holds true for the Fall feasts, Jesus will return physically (Rev. 19:11) on Trumpets/Rosh Hashanah, He will defeat the Armageddon armies ten days later on Yom Kippur (Zechariah 14:12), and ride into Jerusalem five days after that on Sukkoth/Tabernacles for the Millennium. Those specific days are detailed in Leviticus 23:24, 27 and 34. Regardless of what you've heard, the exact timing of Jubilee is unknown and speculative. Maranatha.
@ trumpets should be the rapture… if it is, and the Bible strongly alludes to it in many, many ways… that timeline wouldn’t work.
Is there a reason you think Trumpets is the 2nd coming rather the rap?
Again, I’m not being argumentative, just trying to put things in order
@@melissabourn3538 I don't think you're being argumentative. The Rapture is an imminent timeless event - no one knows when it will happen and it could happen before I finish typing this. The Rapture is a Church event, not a Jewish one. Tying the Rapture to Trumpets has been parroted by many for a long time, but there's nothing in Scripture to justify that other than that there's a trumpet. Again, using the Spring feasts as a pattern for the Fall feasts, Jesus has to be here physically to fulfill it. Personally, I think if the Rapture is going to be tied to a Jewish feast, it will be Shavuot/Pentecost. Lots of symbolism in that one, the rabbis don't know how to count the days, and the Church counts them from Easter instead of Passover/Unleavened Bread/Firstfruits. I see the Rapture more in Exodus 19 which is traditionally the first Shavuot. God bless you, sister.
@@melissabourn3538 The Rapture Trumpet call of God will be awakening call for all who believed in Jesus and died (fell asleep) and for those who are alive and remain (saved, sealed, waiting).
Rosh Hashana Trumpets are blown by men.
Jacob's trouble trumpets are blown by angels.
I get goose bumps when I think of how much privilege God gave us who are in Christ to hear God himself calling trumpet to awake and collect us all (whether it is His voice as loud as a trumpet, which I heard 3 times, or whether it is an actual trumpet).
God bless you sister.
🙏 Friends I have videos for you on Bible Prophecy and the End Times. Please consider going to Papa Joe Fortner or Shockwaves of the End Times or The Watchmen Series with Papa Joe. Thank you and God bless you all 🙏
Here's what I believe many Christians are missing. There are multiple raptures just as there are multiple harvests: Wheat, Barley, Grapes. First was Enoch, then Elijah (potential 2 witnesses), then Jesus and the saints seen walking the holy city in Matt 27:52, then the Church, 2 witnesses, the 144K of Israel (the man-child of Revelation 12), more tribulation saints in Rev 14:15-16 and finally the Tribulation Saints in Rev 20:4 which looks to occur after His return which concludes the first resurrection. Its linear and makes perfect sense.
The Body of Christ Church goes up before Israel's 70th week begins. The 144,000, (are also the Rev 12 child, and the wise virgins of that parable) are the first fruits like the original Apostles were, with the remnant of Israel being the harvest (Rev 20:4). The 144k go up halfway through Israel's 70th week as the MotB is being implemented. Rev 14. That's what I'm seeing.
It's so dead on that mondo sounds like Chris Jericho
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