Mar 22: they are at it again

[Gnarwhal]

That's a joke too, right?

I hope so. These Christian escapist sentiments are tiresome.

 

[Jipsah]

So that's what January 13, 2014 ?

Nah, you obviously failed Date Setting 101. You don't want 1-13-14, you want 12-13-14. Move your big End Times event to December, and then when it doesn't make just say it really did happen but only the really, really spiritual can discern it.

 

[dysert]

Has anyone called 13/13/13 yet? If not then I'm staking my territory right now! Style-biters beware!

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years! So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13. You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

 

[eclipsenow]

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years! So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13. You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

From what particular verse?

 

[dysert]

From what particular verse?

Sorry, Eclipse. I forgot to add a to my post. (I don't believe in date setting.)

 

[hiscosmicgoldfish]

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years! So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13. You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

i think you'll find that we-adar can only be truly established by having the abib barley abib, which usually occurs on tishri, but if the abib is delayed then there is a donad skip, which means there are two leap months, so your calculation for gonad will be out by several mishvaks.
we must all adjust our hard dates for the rapture accordingly.

 

[dysert]

i think you'll find that we-adar can only be truly established by having the abib barley abib, which usually occurs on tishri, but if the abib is delayed then there is a donad skip, which means there are two leap months, so your calculation for gonad will be out by several mishvaks.
we must all adjust our hard dates for the rapture accordingly.

You're right, of course. But Jesus only said know one knows the day or the hour - we can still pinpoint the date to a mishvak +/- a few. That's close enough.

 

[hiscosmicgoldfish]

You're right, of course. But Jesus only said know one knows the day or the hour - we can still pinpoint the date to a mishvak +/- a few. That's close enough.

yes, we can calculate the probability to a mishvak with a precision of +/- 0.0003456x10 -32.

 

[Ecclectic79]

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years! So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13. You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

Ah yeah... that 360 day year compensation. Nevermind then - I'll have to fire up the call centers and get out the construction paper! It's on!

 

[eclipsenow]

Sorry, Eclipse. I forgot to add a to my post. (I don't believe in date setting.)

Oh, I thought so... sometimes there are just too many names.

 

[peterlindner]

We need to band together and convince the staff that these charlatans who go around setting dates on the forum are major violators and should be banned.

Saul,
Why do kick against the pricks? It was indeed the Lord's Passover. He is risen. The passover for those effected by death and on a journey has not yet come, but soon is. God set dates and full filled them. It is about the tenth hour (9:59) or (40 days and nights 40x(12+12)=960) from Trumpets until the passover patterned in the days of Hezekiah. And the great news of that day was that Hezekiah prayed for ALL the congregation...and his prayer reached up to heaven!
peter

 

[Jipsah]

God set dates

And so far He's the only one who has gotten them right.

 

[peterlindner]

And so far He's the only one who has gotten them right.

It took Moses 10 times before he got it right.

 

[Gnarwhal]

It took Moses 10 times before he got it right.

Moses wasn't going against Christ's words.

 

[peterlindner]

Moses wasn't going against Christ's words.

Amen.

 

[zeke37]

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years! So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13. You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

God bases the biblical calendar on agriculture and the new moon in Jerusalem.

according to the bible,
we never know until the new moon after the 12th month,
if that month will be the new year or if a 13th month will be added
because God said to go to the barley fields and check the barley for it's ripeness.
if it was dry and crumbly, then it was the new year.
if not, and it was still too moist, then it was the 13th month.
God is very smart, and knew what He was doing when He set it up that way
weather patterns change, so this compensates for it.

also, each new moon had to be physically sighted from Jerusalem
to begin each new month.

each month is either 29 or 30 days, no more, no less,
because the month takes approx. 29.5 days from new moon, to full moon, to waning back to the next new moon.

so it is physically impossible to know the dates of any feast in the future, because we don't know when the new year begins until we check the barley harvest
and we don't know when any month begins until we sight the new moon of each month....

you can only make a biblical calendar by each month, no more....gotta wait for the new moon to be sited first.

the current day jewish calendar is still following the diaspora calendar
which does not take these things into consideration,
but guesses based on "calculations" instead of agriculture
(they were not in Jerusalem to check the barley or sight the new moon for a very long time)

so, if God fulfilled the spring feasts, right to the day and hour,
He'll fulfill the fall feasts, right to the day and hour

but we ought to know which "day and hour", and not just believe the diaspora calendar,
because it is wrong most of the time.
or that day might come upon us as a thief

 

[Strong in Him]

God bases the biblical calendar on agriculture and the new moon in Jerusalem.

.....................

but we ought to know which "day and hour", and not just believe the diaspora calendar,
because it is wrong most of the time.
or that day might come upon us as a thief

???

God wants the whole world to know his Son and what he went through for them, so that they might be reconciled to the Father.
God wants those he created to know their Creator.
God wants his name to be honoured and glorified, and it will be.
God wants his Son to return to this earth in glory.

With all that in mind, don't you think that God is more likely to act at the best time, when the time is right, when everyone has had the best chance of hearing about him and accepting him; rather than looking down and thinking "oh, the human calendar says 12/12/12, or 4/4/14, wouldn't that be a neat time to return?"

Our calendar is a manmade thing, a human invention and has changed at least once over the years - in the 1750s when we "lost" 11 days. God acts in his own time.

 

[Steve Petersen]

i think you'll find that we-adar can only be truly established by having the abib barley abib, which usually occurs on tishri, but if the abib is delayed then there is a donad skip, which means there are two leap months, so your calculation for gonad will be out by several mishvaks.
we must all adjust our hard dates for the rapture accordingly.

Tishri is in the fall. The barley harvest is in the spring.

 

[zeke37]

???

God wants the whole world to know his Son and what he went through for them, so that they might be reconciled to the Father.
God wants those he created to know their Creator.
God wants his name to be honoured and glorified, and it will be.
God wants his Son to return to this earth in glory.

With all that in mind, don't you think that God is more likely to act at the best time, when the time is right, when everyone has had the best chance of hearing about him and accepting him; rather than looking down and thinking "oh, the human calendar says 12/12/12, or 4/4/14, wouldn't that be a neat time to return?"

it was not just a "neat time" when He fulfilled Passover, and Firstfruits, and Unleavened Bread and Shavu'ot all to the exact day and hour

it was the right time.

and it will be the right time, for His return.

Our calendar is a manmade thing, a human invention and has changed at least once over the years - in the 1750s when we "lost" 11 days.

yes OUR calendar is.
it as been changed twice, from babyloian, to Julian, to Gregorian
and they added days to the Gregorian date...
Friday Sept 5th was followed by Saturday Sept 16th , or whatever.

God acts in his own time.

well, that's my point.
He wont act based on our calendar.
He will act based on His biblical calendar....
and that's a far cry from our current one, or the current Jewish one.

my point is that folks use future dates based off of this or that,
predicting the Lord's return
and think it means something acc. to our calendar.

it doesn't.

ps. I preach about the time of year, of His return,
lining up with the fall feasts of the Lord....
I do not preach a specific year of His return
however i do think the next 3 years will be vey interesting indeed.

 

[zeke37]

Everyone is getting it wrong! The more spiritual among us know that in the Hebrew calendar they add a "leap month" every so often (i.e., "We-Adar"). It turns out that 2013 is one of those years!

who taught u that? link/site?

this year, BIBLICALLY was not a leap year.
folks grew Barley in Jerusalem, like they have been doing for over a decade now,
and checked it in March of this year.
it as Abib, ripe/crumbly, not much moisture,
so that march new moon was the beginning of the year.

it was NOT a leap year this year.

So this year there will actually be a date of 13/13/13.

no there will not be.

You should each "Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth" (2Ti 2:15, KJV of course). With enough study, you can easily figure out the dates.

obv some of us are mistaken