#yomteruah is to be a "memorial of trumpets/shouting", but why? What are we supposed to remember?
Trumpets and shouting mark a number of events in the Bible:
1-Call to repentance.
2-Call to war.
3-Warning of danger.
4-Victory in war.
5-Arrival of a king.
6-Arrival of the Ark.
7-The Voice of God.
8-Feasts & celebrations.
9-Corporate worship.
When you read about the "final trumpet", think of Yom Teruah and remember the King.
http://www.americantorah.com/2....017/09/26/remember-t
''I tell these people that the problem is simple: they have all their eggs in a fiat currency basket. The black and white solution is to get out of fiat by selling financial assets and the fiat cash raised by hoarding real money, that is physical gold in bar and coin form. The argument usually falls on deaf ears, because people only understood the monetary role of gold before the Second World War. That generation has mainly passed away. Why gold is so important has to be explained all over again to a sceptical audience.''
https://www.goldmoney.com/rese....arch/gold-has-never-
Psalm 149;4, :For the LORD takes pleasure in His people; He adorns the afflicted with salvation.” While many like to find comfort in this verse, we need to remember who His people are… They hear His voice and obey His instructions.
Yom Teru’ah means Day of Soundings. It is literally a day appointed by YAH for His children to make a great noise. But not just any sound, we are to rehearse the sounds we will hear when Yeshua returns to the earth to gather His bride and establish his Millennial Reign. It’s a day of shouting and blasting our trumpets and shofars and so much more. In this video, G. Steven Simons answers the question: Yom Teru’ah, what does it mean?
And there shall come forth a rod out of the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of his roots:
And the spirit of the LORD shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the LORD;
Isaiah 11:1-2
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