Y2k had nothing to do with God.
Sure it did! God created every software guy who used a 2 byte year! And every "futurist" in those days knew that the End Was At Hand.
Buddy of mine was a Nazarene preacher. Back in '99 he was on a pastoral visit to one of his congregation, a very devout elderly lady. During his visit, the old saint asked him if he wasn't excited to know that they'd both probably see the Lord's return in just a few months. Jeff told her that we should all be ready for Christ's return at any time, since He would come when we least expected Him. The old granny looked shocked, and asked my buddy if he didn't realize that our Savior was going to return in the year 2000. Jeff had not (and has not) developed the useful talent for doubletalk, so he told her straight out that the Lord would return when it was His good pleasure to do so, and though it might be in 2000, it could also be any time between right now and a long, long, long time. Her shock turned to anger, and she asked Jeff why he didn't believe the Bible, since John Hagee and Texe Marrs had explained that the Bible clearly taught that the year 2000 had to be the end of time. Not wanting to upset the old lady any more than she already was, Jeff told her that he thought that perhaps John and Texe had overstated their cases just a bit. That tore it. Granny screeched that she had no time for a so-called preacher who didn't even believe the Bible, that he should leave her house at once, and that he should never expect her nor any of her family to darken th door of his church ever again. They didn't, either.
So yeah, y'all know
now that God had nothing to do with the Y2K idiocy, but most of you sure didn't
then. Your moon tetrads no more likely to have any "prophetic" significance than did Y2K. Yeah, God put the moon where it is and established its orbit, and arranged the length of days, and by His design it happens that some events happen on certain days. But the Bible never said anything about "tetrads", or about multiples of "blood moons", or any of the other stuff that y'all are nattering about. It's Y2K all over again, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
More of a really bad conspiracy theory..
Not really. We used two byte years because the standard format was MMDDYY, and nobody expected anything they wrote in 1980 to still be running in 2000.
The moon however does. God set the moon for signs amongst other things..
And people decide when the moon is a *sign* and when it's just the moon.
Gen 1:14 Then God said, "Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night, and let them be for signs and for seasons and for days and years;
Great argument in favor of astrology, isn't it?
The Bible is pretty specific in this regard..
Nothing there that supports these "blood moons" (a modern concept, anyway) being anything special, and more than Y2K was. Sound and fury, signifying nothing.