Need help. How does someone with chronic illness, for example, Lupus/MS observe Sukkot? It's extremely. scorching hot and I have almost zero tolerance to heat these day's. I already had a mild stroke and heart issues by forcing myself to be in extreme weather.

One prophetic fulfillment of #sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) that is still to come is the Lamb of God sheltering the remnant of Israel who comes out of the Great Tribulation. "He that sits on the throne shall tabernacle among them." Revelation 7:13-17 #yeshua #jesus

Of course, I am aware that some people believe that this all already happened a long time ago. No need to rehash the obvious.

https://firstcenturychristiani....ty.net/the-feast-of-

Anyone doing Sukkot in South Eastern USA ?

The incident of the woman accused of adultery in John 8 happened on either the Eighth Day of #sukkot (the Feast of #tabernacles) or immediately after the feast. Is the timing significant? Probably.

Consider that this was a conflict over the correct application of the Law, that the entire Law is to be read to the people every seven years at Sukkot, and that there is a traditional event immediately following Sukkot called Simchat Torah (Joy of Torah).

Yeshua's admonitions to the accusers and to the woman were reminders that God's Law is not a burden, that it is supposed to lead us into greater freedom through alignment with God's purposes, not to be used as a weapon to shame and control people.
John 7:53-8:11

Hang in there folks ?

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On this date in history, 09/28/1778: The Baylor Massacre near Tappan, New Jersey. In the middle of the night, British infantry surprise a small contingent of American cavalry being housed in a farmhouse, killing three out of four officers and nine out of sixteen privates. #otd #tdih https://www.historycarper.com/....category/battles/ame

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70th week of Daniel

I like to question everything. Not out of rebellion, but because I want to learn. I like deep discussions as it gives everyone a chance to share their understanding.

The 70th week of Daniel has been sitting a bit "skew" in my throat for quite some time. My thinking is, why would this one prophecy be broken up in such a way; 69 weeks + 1 week 2000 years later. Are we taught this due to "traditions of men" and now hold onto it as it is truth?

We are told that it refers to the anti-Christ, but if the verse is read through different glasses then it looks more like it could be speaking of Yeshua ending the sacrifices...

If we calculate the initial 69 weeks then if comes to when Yeshua started His ministry. The standard belief is that He ministered for 3.5 years and was then crucified. At His crucifixion the veil in the temple was ripped; top down. Therefore sacrifices should strictly have stopped at that point.

I can't find a marker 3.5 years after Yeshua's crucifixion to complete the 70th week if this interpretation of the prophecy is correct.

What are your thoughts on this?

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