END TIME: Jewish New Year, 5769, Geula, Feast of Trumpets, Rapture

Many of you, some readers and others not, have been searching this blog for information about the “special” year 5769, what makes it special, and does that have any cause for concern on your part.

First, according to the Jewish lunar calendar, their new year starts on the sunset of September 30 and continues through the sunset of October 1. The interesting fact, to them at least, is that that day is also the fourth day of the week on their calendar. The fourth day for those who know Genesis 1, is the day when the sun, moon, and stars were set for “signs and appointed times, and for days and for years,”

However, the fourth day of Genesis has been known forever as the time of the vernal or spring equinox, and not the autumnal or fall equinox. So the “fourth day of creation” in the fall on the lunar calendar is only a mathematical/astronomical event that happens periodically.

Yet this is a special time of prayer and spiritual closeness in the minds of those who follow the lunar calendar.

But …

when you compare this to Enoch‘s calendar, revealed to him by the messenger Uriel from heaven, each quarter starts on the fourth day of the week and either on an equinox or a solstice. Therefore, each quarter is a special time of prayer and closeness to EL or ELAH and Yahua.

The first day of the seventh month is also the Feast of Trumpets, according to the Torah.

The Feast of Trumpets is a time of prayer and trumpet shouts to draw close to Yahua for redemption (Geula). And any time we are not close in our relationship to “Yahua of Elohim” we are in exile (gola) and separated from our spiritual Family. It doesn’t matter if are in the Land of Israel or “among the gentiles” spiritual separation is gola, and what we really want is Geula, redemption and restoration of spiritual life.

The teachers of Judaism explain that the main difference between gola (exile) and Geula (redemption) is the letter Aleph, which has been pointed out in "Hebrew Letters, Numbers, and Their Meaning (Revised)" to be the letter of “God.”. It is this special time, when their “Feast of Trumpets” falls on Tuesday/Wednesday that they believe a massive return of the exiled back to the land of Israel should happen.

So what is the meaning of the year 5769? This is one of those periodic years when the Jewish Feast of Trumpets happens to fall on the fourth day of week. There is no special significance to the number 5769 as it contains a problem similar to determining the significance of any year of the Gregorian calendar. In both cases mistakes were made in calculations. Those who tried to count the years from creation made at least two errors: One error for the Jewish calculation came during the count of the number of years the people of Israel were in bondage in Egypt, and another during the counting of the 70 years they were in bondage in Babylon. So instead of being 231 years from the year 6000, we may be closer to less than 12 years from 6000!

Another serious mistake is saying that the year begins or is Rosh HaShana on the seventh month of the year. This is based on the tradition that the sun, moon, and stars were set on that time at the creation. But that is not true. Yahua made it plain to Moses and Aaron (Exodus 12:2) that the first of the months and the first month of the year was the month that started in the spring, and more precisely on the calendar revealed to Enoch. See also: "How the Exodus and the Resurrection Align with Enoch’s Calendar"

Now, if this day is so special to them on their lunar calendar, what prevents them from recognizing that this happens year after year on the Calendar revealed to Enoch? Not only does the year start in the spring on the equinox, but also it always starts on the fourth day of the week. And the true Feast of Trumpets always starts on the fall equinox and on the fourth day of the week.

But that is not always the fourth day of the week on either the Roman/Christian solar calendar, or the Babylonian/Jewish lunar calendar.

If we are ignorant of this, we remain in gola, no matter where we live, because we have cut ourselves off from Geula by turning our backs on what has been revealed to humankind from the very beginning.

But, you may ask, “How can we keep a 364 day calendar when there are 365 1/4 days on the solar year. The key is to pay attention to the four solar events that start each quarter. Then instead of adding a new day in February every four years, or adding whole months and days periodically in lunar years, all we need to do is wait for the solar events, and let the intercalary days (the last day in each quarter) take up the surplus.

The big difference between Enoch‘s time and our time is that, as a result of the flood, the earth is now spinning faster. But the time from equinox to solstice to equinox to solstice is the same then as it is now, if you don’t count days, but rather hours or minutes. The elapsed time has not changed. The orbital speed of the earth around the sun is the same then as now, about 66,666 miles per hour, and the spin rate of the earth has nothing to do with equinoxes or solstices. WITHDRAWN by Timothy Sakach

Editors note: I wrote the above paragraphs before I began the work of restoring the Enoch Calendar. In the process of making the Calendar line up the solar events, it became apparent that not only was the rotation of the earth changed at the time of the flood, but there was a perturbation of the orbit as well. The time between the solar events (and the start of quarters) was out of line with the Calendar. That means that it is not possible at this time to line the Calendar with a circular orbit. The difference between the spring and fall equinoxes is not 182 days as it was revealed. Therefore, further historical research was required to try to determine how this was handled after the flood. I found that the beginning of the Calendar with the spring equinox was always the start of the calendar. Then according to the laws of the Calendar the next most important law is the sequence of the 364 days. Some nations incorrectly combined the intercalary days at the end of each quarter with day 365 and 366 (when it happens) and put them all at the end of the year. The intercalary days were set up so that observation of the solar events could confirm the start of the quarters and the year! That meant that the elapsed time from spring equinox to spring equinox had also changed because of the flood. Some event took place in our solar system of sufficient scope to alter orbits as well as cause the waters in the stratosphere to be knocked down to the earth and the rotation speed of the earth to increase. The waters coming down to the earth resulted in the removal of a protective layer and allowed gamma rays to penetrate into the upper troposphere and change nitrogen into radiocarbon. The increase in radiocarbon caused the DNA to integrate more radiocarbon into the DNA backbone. This led to a rapid degeneration of DNA and a shortened lifespan. In other words, the population began to experience mild to severe progeria! Contrary to what I wrote above, the elapsed time did change and could not be used in restoring the revealed Calendar. Now the Calendar is restored, and it starts each year when the spring equinox can be observed at sunset just prior to the start of the first day of the year. It continues for 364 days, then we wait for the equinox. This automatically adds days 365, and, when it happens, day 366 to the end of the year. As was done historically, those last two days are not counted as days of the week on the Enoch Calendar. Timothy Sakach, September 29, 2010.

Do we wonder why we have so many spiritual and material problems? Do we ask where is God in times of trouble? It is about time to stop blaming God and realize that we have brought all these thing upon us because we have turned our backs on the times and days that will teach and redeem us from the world, is it not?

Keeping those days on the “clean” days and in humility and trust is what will guarantee our redemption. But as long as we hold on to tradition and rules of men our protection from evil will continue to elude us.

Even though Christians looked for a “rapture” or some kind of protection from tribulation, and the Jews looked for Geula on the Jewish “Feast of Trumpets,” as long as they allow themselves to be blinded by either tradition or  commonly accepted ideas, their redemption will be far off and unrealized.

How long will religious folk live in gola (exile), when Geula (redemption) is so near at hand?

For more information on the Feasts and High Days — click here: "END TIME: Equinox September 22, 2008 15:40 UTC Enoch’s Third Quarter Begins"