Full Moons in the
Bible
The rapture may happen on a bright full moon per Psalms 81
because almost all the biggest events in the Bible
happened near a full moon. [Note: A full moon occurs
on the
14th or 15th of
the lunar month because a lunar month averages 29.5 days
and starts on a ‘new moon’ (dark).]
For
example, the Biblical Flood started on the
17th of the 2nd month
(Gen 7:11) and the ark landed on Mt. Ararat on the
17th of the 7th month
(Gen 8:4), which means that the Biblical Flood started and
stopped ‘near’ full moons. 217 is the rapture number
seen by the prophets for years depicting the event in the
12th month with 7 confirmations.
Secondly,
God defined the original Passover as being on the
15th of the 1st month
(Exodus 12:6), which started their journey from
Egypt. The Israelites reached Mt. Sinai on the
15th of the 4th month
(Exodus 19:1), so their journey to visit God both started
and stopped on full moons, just like the flood.
Then, God descended on Mt. Sinai with fire and thunder on
the 3rd day, which was the
17th of the 4th month,
still ‘near’ the full moon.
Jesus was
crucified on the morning of Passover, which was the
15th of the 1st month,
and raised on the 3rd day, which was the
17th, very similar to God’s appearance
on Mt. Sinai. Another example is when the Israelites began
marching around Jericho, on the
15th of the 1st month
(Josh 5:10), which essentially ended their journey and
began their conquest of the Promised Land.
Finally, Purim (369
BCE) falls on a full moon (Esther 9:21) and is a
Moed sabbath day on Friday March 14 ( Adar 14) in the
winter.
This day (7+7) is a total BLOOD MOON lunar eclipse
and 7 days before spring begins on March 20 and the
prophets predict the New Madrid fault will happen in the
spring to divide America for attempting to divide Israel
with a two state solution --- 2025 is a Jubilee year and
the 77th anniversary year of Israel’s
formation on May 14, 1948 with divine timing with
restoration in Leviticus 25:8-15 in heaven.
Baruch
Hashem,
Bruce
Kessler