END TIME: Prophetic Secrets of Enoch and the Messengers. Feast of Trumpets 2009.

OK! What’s happening? On September 18, 2009 at sunset the third quarter and the seventh month of Enoch‘s calendar begins. This is the day of the Feast of Trumpets. It is NOT “Rosh Hosanna” as that means the “beginning of the year.” Well, some may think the year begins then, but it is not the beginning of the year on the calendar revealed to Enoch.

There is something I found fascinating about the times used in prophecy. Only when following Enoch‘s calendar are 1260 days, and 42 months, and three and half years (time, times and half a time) equivalent times. They are the same length using the 360 counted days on Enoch‘s calendar.

So why state them differently?


Here is one clue as to why I think they are written that way in the Scriptures.

There is another period of time in Daniel’s prophecy that is declared to be 2,300 evenings and mornings. The evenings and morning, though some don’t like it, are tied to the “daily sacrifices.” So what does that tell us?

Well, if you have a copy of Enoch‘s calendar, you will find that it does in fact cover a time span of 365.242 days and then it starts with a new year on the day of the spring equinox. But not all days are counted when it comes to 1260 days or 42 months or three and half years. At the end of each quarter there is an extra day. These four days (one for each quarter) are not part of the prophetic days. Nor is the day or days after the end of the 364 days. In fact, that day is not even counted as a day of the week!

Confused? Well hang in there.

Here is the way the 2,300 evenings and mornings are calculated.

They are sequential days. Just as the evening and morning sacrifices happened on all days of the year, counted or not counted. They represent that “which is perpetual!”

Some say that the 2,300 evenings and mornings is really only 1150 days because they say it is really counting sacrifices at two per day. Maybe so or maybe not. By the same logic, one could conclude that it is counting 2,300 of each, could they not? The point is that we are counting sequential days leaving no day uncounted.

An event, the cessation of the daily sacrifices, starts the counting of two things:

1. Days to the end of that time when everything will be restored.

2. The setting up of the abomination that leads to desolation after 1,290 days (Enoch days.)

It is on that relationship that I favor the concept that we are talking about 2,300 sequential days as noted. However, this is one time that we can only determine after the fact. What it predicts happens during and after the days have passed. The Scriptures translation also refers to the 2,300 as “days.”

Going back to the original question, why the difference between the “counted periods” noted above?

At first I thought it was to establish what calendar that we need to reference. That is true, but I think there is something more.

What does each emphasize?

The 2,300 emphasizes the daily sacrifices and all days are counted. But the others represent either days, months or years!

  • This means that 1260 or 1290 days on Enoch‘s calendar can start on any day of the year.
  • Forty-two months would start on the beginning of any month.
  • And three and one half years would start either on the first day of the first month, which is the beginning of the year or on the Feast of Trumpets, the beginning of half a year!
  • Then there is the 1,335 days. This ends on the Feast of Firstfruits on the 15th day of the third month and the 75th day of the year in the next age, so it forces us back to the Feast of Trumpets three and one half years plus 75 days earlier. Therefore this is the only way this could be counted.

We are referring only to Enoch‘s calendar. All others are of the world. Only Enoch‘s calendar came from Elohim from Heaven via Uriel, a Messenger.

Up to this time, I had not paid attention to the meaning of the differences. But like all Scripture and revelation, these are not mistakes or poetry!

We looked at the 2,300 evenings and mornings from a prophecy given to Daniel by Gabriel. So these words came from heaven, from Elohim, like the visions and revelations including the calendar that  were given to Enoch. Both men received from Messengers!

In the ninth chapter of Daniel, Gabriel gave Daniel prophecies concerning the end of the ages. Two ages were included: the end of the sixth age of Enoch and the end of the seventh age (our age.) The sixth age ended in 135 AD after a failed rebellion of the people of Judah by a false messiah named Simon bar Kokhba (“Simon ‘son of the star”). I go this in more detail in my book Prophesy Unsealed. That age ended with a rebellion that lasted three and a half years! Judah’s troubles started 69 years earlier with the “Seven year War” that led to the burning of the temple and the destruction of Jerusalem. It ended with the stand-off at Masada where the Jews trapped on the mountain top fortress committed suicide. I stood on the mountain and tried to imagine what it must have been like to hold out there while the Romans build huge ramp to they could march to the top and take the people captive.

After the seven years war, Jerusalem remained occupied as a Roman camp for 62 years. It had only streets and latrines.

That age ended with the dispersion of the people of Judah from the land and from Jerusalem. They were not permitted to return. Nine hundred cities were destroyed and about 600,000 men were killed.

Why did that happen?

When the people of Judah returned from 70 years of captivity in Babylon, they had change the Torah and substituted in its place another set of teachings that they claimed were the oral laws of Moses. The Levites did not teach the people the Instructions (Torah) and the people broke the covenant between Levi and Yahua. Therefore, because they really did not care about the truth anymore, they were prophesied to be dispersed some time in the future.

The prophecy of that 70 weeks in Babylon was given to Jeremiah. Then at the end of the 70 weeks, another 70 weeks prophecy was given to Daniel. Some think that the prophecy has to do with “Jesus ministry.” But it does not fit. So when I bring up this next point, some Christians will try to roll up their socks by curling their toes.

The end of the sixth age took 69 years (7 + 62). That leaves  one week unfulfilled that will complete the 70 weeks. An interesting fact about the fulfillment of the sixth age is the fact that a “week” could be counted as a year. And at then end Simon Bar Kokhba’s rebellion lasted three and a half years. The prophecy of Daniel says that the “messiah” will be cut off in the midst of the “week.” So that introduces a new way of looking at the mysterious “weeks.” A single week can be parsed into seven years and into two periods of three and one half years. All years, of course, are based on Enoch‘s calendar years.

Here is where it gets tricky.

In Daniel 12 he is given another prophecy but this time it is about a different end time. This is about the end of the last age or the seventh age. It is during this time that human rule will come crashing down.

The time of this writing is at the beginning of the Feast of Trumpets in the common year of 2009. This is a milestone day.

Don’t waste your time looking for the supposed “rapture.”

“It ain’t gonna happen on this day!”

But one thing will happen. It will start a count of a three and a half year period about which prophecy says little except for what Johannon (John) was given. Near to the actual time of the end are the “three woes.” It does not seem unreasonable to think that they might start on the Feast of Trumpets.

If the last two woes cover three and half years each, why not also the first woe as well?

Also in order for the third woe (Daniel 12) to start the counting the 1,335 days, it would also need to begin on the Feast of Trumpets. There is only one way to count the 1,335 days and that is from the Feast of Trumpets to Feast of FirstFruits 1,260 days plus 75 days. Nothing else works.

So don’t get all bent out of shape thinking that using “a day for a year” applies here. It does not. That instruction was given to Ezekiel to map the time in days in his life as an act that symbolized  the time that had passed since the House of Israel went into captivity by the Assyrians.

Furthermore, the three and half years of Daniel 12 is the last three and a half years of the seventh age. This is a parallel of the last three and a half years that brought the sixth age to its end! This is the time that will be cut short, probably in the last “time” or year.

The Feast of Trumpets is a time of prayer and shouting (with trumpets) to Yahua to deliver his people. We ought to use this day for that purpose because the People are in serious trouble around the world.

Sometime over the next few years, I don’t know when, events in the universe will begin to shake the earth and its people. This is time of the first woe. It may not take “a whole lot of shaking” to do that either. But the aftermath will completely change the way things are done in the world. The most powerful nations will be brought down and the people will start looking for help. And like  cockroaches evil forces will rise up to “help the people” as long as the people “pledge allegiance” to that new world order.

Then sometime after that two men will be called to prophecy against the world and its corrupt ways. This will happen during the second woe, another 1260 day period. Then a powerful government will arise to bring the age to a close by rebelling against Yahua of Elohim. They will lose, of course, but the people will be saved.

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