Jesus and the Jewish Fall Feasts

I asked AI what Jewish Fall Feasts Jesus will fulfill when He returns.  Remember that there are 7 total and he fulfilled 4 during his first coming.  

Of interest, the saying “No man knows the day or the hour” is linked with Rosh Hashanah because the trumpet can’t blow until 2 witnesses see the first sliver of the New Moon and then the New Year starts.  But they, the Jews, know it’s going to happen on September 22, 23rd or 24th 2025 but can’t say the hour.  Remember, this is a lunar calendar so needs to be translated into a solar calendar. As AI points out, many believe that Jesus will fulfill this at the rapture with loud trumpet blasts.

People who say, “I don’t follow any of this prophecy stuff and could care less about Jewish feasts, Ezekiel 38, the destruction of Damascus…it’s all just a big waste of time!  If Jesus wanted us to know anything about the future he would have told us!”

Ummm, he did tell us.  He gave us exciting clues written all over from Genesis to Revelation.  He set us in this generation where Israel was reborn 77 years ago and technology is now capable of completing all the events written in Daniel and Revelation. The Beast System is literally being built right before our eyes and will be made possible by AI.

Remember what Jesus said, “What I say to you, I say to everyone, “Watch!”

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During his second coming, Jesus will fulfill the remaining Jewish fall feasts, specifically the Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah), the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), and the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). These feasts are seen as foreshadowing events related to Christ's return and the establishment of his kingdom. 

Here's how these feasts are interpreted in relation to Jesus's second coming:

• Feast of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah):

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  This feast, marked by the blowing of trumpets, is believed to foreshadow the rapture, when Jesus will return for his Church with a trumpet blast,. It also symbolizes the day of judgment. 
• Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur):

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  This solemn day of repentance is seen as a symbolic representation of the Great Tribulation, a period of judgment before Christ's return. 
• Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot):

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  This feast, celebrating God's provision and dwelling with his people, is interpreted as pointing to the millennial reign of Christ on earth. 

These three feasts are considered by some to be prophetic and to hold clues about the events surrounding Christ's second coming. They are seen as a continuation of the themes introduced in the four spring feasts (Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits, and Pentecost), which were fulfilled during Jesus's first coming.