Robert Belanger (1 July 2011)
"The Rapture on September 29, 2011 (FOT)"

Dear Doves,
 
We are all waiting and watching for the return of our dear Lord for His Bride. This post is to provide a reason to watch closely this fall as we approach the Feast of Trumpets. It does appear that this time period is becoming the focus of attention from several different starting points, including astronomy, the feasts of the Lord, the solar eclipses and blood moons, and the time intervals in Daniel and Revelation.
 
I previously wrote about a strange dream in which I was assigned a parking space. Numbered 29 so that I could exit the garage quickly. I thought it might refer to June 29 as a possible rapture date. I also wrote about the earthquake resurrection ideas of David Lowe which point toward severe earthquakes occurring at the time of the rapture, which relates to the first link which shows how the approach of the comet Elenin (or Nibiru, or Planet X depending on who you believe) will cause great earthquake devastation in September of 2011.
 
http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/june2011/taylor620.html
 
The next link is to an interesting blog in which the computation of several times realting to the generation, etc., appear to converge to the Feast of Trumpets in the fall of 2011. This was written about 2006 and some of the readers were not happy that they would have to wait so long. We do not have too long to wait to find out!
 
http://turtleofxanth.blogspot.com/2007/10/is-rapture-in-fall-of-2011.html
 
The final link is to a whole book devoted to the timing of the end in which the rapture is shown to be on the Feast of Trumpets, September 29, 2011, based on the research of several including J.R. Church who recently passed away to be with the Lord. The prophetic namture of the Psalms is shown to be consistent with the 2011 rapture hypothesis.
 
http://www.conditionalsalvation.com/rapture_2011
 
The material in these links should provide a few interesting and stimulating ideas for our waiting and watching during the summer.
 
YBIC,
 
Robert