From: 	 heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com
Sent: 	 Wednesday, July 16, 1997 1:02 AM
To: 	 Hebraic Heritage Newsgroup
Subject: Re: The Tribulation and the Feast Days


From:	 Didasko
To:	 heb_roots_chr@geocities.com

Eddie,

     If the Tribulation starts on a Yom Kippur and mid-trib. happens on a
Chanukah, then the  Second Coming of Christ would be 3.5 years later - does
that fall on a particular feast or day?  

From Eddie:
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        If the tribulation started on Yom Kippur (Tishri 10)  then 
the mid-tribulation would be 3.5 years later or (Nisan 10). This is 
the day that Yeshua/Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey.  3.5 years 
later would be Yom Kippur again in the 7th year.

From Didasko:
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If there were  24 "cut-short" days
it sounds like it would make the Second Coming fall on the traditional Day
of Ascension.  Is this possible?  How do we know how many cut-short days
there are?  If Rosh Hashanah is nine days before Yom Kippur, could this be
when "rapture"  occurs?

                                       Shalom in Yeshua,
                                        Didasko

From Eddie:
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           As I explain in my book, "The Seven Festivals of the 
Messiah" which can be read at my URL located at:

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2175/heb_root.html

           The resurrection of the dead will take place on Rosh 
HaShanah. Messiah will step His feet upon the Mount of Olives at His 
second coming on Yom Kippur. Both of these can be further varified by 
having an understanding of the themes in the festivals. By knowing 
this,  both the OT and NT scriptures will come alive and allow you to 
understand scripture which refer to the festivals like you have never 
been able to do in the past. This includes the scripture which refer 
to the second coming of the Messiah and the tribulation period.

                                                 Eddie Chumney

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