May June Full MOON watch, 2019

May June Full Moon Watch, 2019

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ON MAY 14, 2019, the Earth will have completed 71 orbits around the Sun since Israel was declared a nation in 1948.
From this day forward, Israel will be in the harvest season following its 70th year. This is significant because, historically, God redeems or liberates His people “after” a period of 70 years (Jer. 29:10).

Israel is also currently in the harvest season spanning the 49th/50th year since the restoration of Jerusalem began in spring 1969. This is significant because Daniel’s 70-weeks prophecy has Messiah appearing as a “ruler” 49 years after “the going out of the word to restore and rebuild Jerusalem” (Dan. 9:25 ESV).

At the same time—

• The signs Jesus said would herald His return—earthquakes, storms, food shortages, disease outbreaks, persecution of believers, and threats of war—are occurring with increasing frequency and intensity (Matt. 24; Luke 21).

• Despite market volatility and a flood of negative geopolitical developments, the U.S. and other major economies are booming (Luke 17:26-30).

• A Middle East peace plan dubbed the Deal of the Century is set to be announced (1 Thess. 5:3).

• “The winter is past; the rains are over and gone” (Song 2:11-13).

• “Summer is nigh” (Matt. 24:32).

Only God can say exactly when the harvest we call the Rapture will occur.

What we as watchmen can say is that 2019’s harvest season fulfills the prophetic (70/49/50) timelines related to Israel and Jerusalem like no other.

Furthermore, that an unfathomably complex array of events and circumstances has led to the unveiling of a Middle East peace plan at this time is crucial because the sign given to the Church to know that Judgment Day is imminent is people saying “peace and safety.”

So stay awake, and be alert!

“A wise son gathers the crops when they are ready, but a son who sleeps during harvest brings shame” (Prov. 10:5).

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NOTES:
1. Reasons Israel’s 70th year is prophetically significant: http://www.theseasonofreturn.com/ISRAELS_70TH_YEAR_-_WHY_IT…
2. Next year’s (2020) harvest season occurs on the heels of Israel and Jerusalem’s 71st and 51st year, respectively. Unlike the numbers 70 and 50, the numbers 71 and 51 (and the numbers immediately following) are not associated with redemption, an endpoint, or a prophetic culmination in Scripture.

THE biblical book entitled Song of Solomon is described as a collection of poems that beautifully celebrate love.

Jews consider Song of Solomon to have allegorical value in describing the love of God.

Christians, likewise, see allegorical value pertaining to the love between Christ and the Church.

Many eschatologically minded believers, however, see more: a multi-act drama chock-full of rapture types.

The most commonly cited passage in this regard features one of the main characters, a shepherd, coming to gather and spirit away his beloved, a Shulammite/Gentile maid:

“The voice of my beloved! Behold, he comes leaping upon the mountains, skipping upon the hills. My beloved is like a gazelle or a young stag. Behold, he stands behind our wall; he is looking through the windows, gazing through the lattice. My beloved spoke, and said to me: ‘Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away” (Song 2:8-10).

Let’s break the passage down.

In verse 8, the phrase, “Behold, he comes,” evokes the similar phrase, “Behold, He is coming with the clouds,” connected to Jesus’ return (Rev. 1:7).

In the same verse, the shepherd’s approach is characterized as being swift, “like a gazelle or young stag, skipping upon the hills.” Swift or sudden is how the Bible characterizes the Lord’s coming at the end of the age (Matt. 24:27; Rev. 16:15; 1 Thess. 5:3).

That the shepherd is said to be behind a “wall … looking through the windows,” is suggestive of one coming from a separate realm, i.e., heaven, through a door or window. The Bible frequently uses the analogy of a door or window as an entry point into heaven: “Behold, a door was opened in heaven,” or “I will open the windows of heaven for you” (Rev. 4:1; Mal. 3:10).

“Gazing through the lattice” suggests the shepherd’s being partially concealed, as one imagines the Lord will appear upon His return in the clouds (Luke 21:27; Rev. 1:7).

Finally, as the shepherd arrives to gather his beloved, he utters the phrase, “Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away.”

The language recalls rapture/resurrection verses in which the Lord says, “Come up here,” and, “Your dead… shall arise,” (Rev. 4:1; Isa. 26:19).

Allowing that Song 2 points typologically to the Rapture, we come to the second half of the passage and a series of clues about the timing of the shepherd’s coming:

“For lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers appear on the earth; the time of singing has come, and the voice of the turtledove is heard in our land. The fig tree puts forth her green figs, and the vines with the tender grapes give a good smell” (Song 2:11-13).

Clearly the spring and possibly summer are being indicated. A study of Israel’s climate and agriculture shows May through June to be the likeliest months.

The question is: Are these seasonal references merely aesthetic, a felicitous backdrop for the romantic exchange between the shepherd and his beloved? Or are they, rather, a hint at the season in which the Good Shepherd known as Jesus will come and say to His bride: “Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away”?

JA Note:
Matt 24:29 has AFTER the tribulation of those days (2007-2018). Mid trib or Post trib during the Great Tribulation (Matt 24:22) which can be at the beginning of the Great tribulation or the end of the Great tribulation within 5-4 months of Feast of Tabernacles Full moon.  Matt 24:31 SOUND the TRUMPET and gather (rapture) = Lk 24:44 Law of Moses (Flood time line, Exodus plague time line, Leviticus 23 time line, Sodom and Gomorrah (Passover Week), Tower of Babel (Pentecost Week). So the rapture is between Passover and Pentecost. Next is Prophets (Isaiah 24 (Nibiru); Amos 8 After the NEW MOON and Sabbath, at NOON on a clear day. Earthquake of 4.0-15.0 depending upon where you live (Rev 8:5; Rev 6:12-17). Psalms (18=118; Psalms 81:3 (New Moon, Full Moon (Psalms 81:3; Prov7:20 in the margin), on a Solemn Feast Day (Passover, Pentecost); Psalms 83:15-17 (Axial pole shift= Rev 6:12-17; Rev 8:5; Isa 24). Pente Moon is the first quarter half moon in May and June.