Elohim

What does “Prepare the way” really mean? This is a special High Day. It will have a powerful impact on individuals and the nations in the next age — more than most people have ever imagined. But right now something else has happened on this day that will have a deep spiritual impact on those of us living during this end time.

This day on the calendar revealed to Enoch is the High Day of the Feast of Firstfruits. It was preceded by seven complete weeks (the Feast of Weeks) during which time no harvest of grain was to be consumed. The seven weeks represent the “Seven Weeks” or ages of Enoch’s vision during which time humanity has been given the chance to try to figure what on earth they are doing?

This High Day is also the first day of the Eighth Week. And during the Eighth Week they will come to understand their purpose with clarity and precision. At that time, all will know why they are alive, where they are heading, and why. They will also know how they will achieve this, and who they were destined to become!

When John the Baptist delivered his message to the people of Judah, he was acting as a helper to the One (Yahua/Yahsua) who would come later. John’s job was to open or prepare a way for the “sheep” to find their Shepherd.

Here is the story.

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If you are following Enoch’s calendar you would know that the day of this writing is the Sabbath, and is the last day of the fifth week in the “Feast of Weeks.” One interesting fact of this seven week period leading up to the Feast of Firstfruits, was the prohibition instruction in the Torah about not eating any grain. I just heard a giant gulp!

Here is the quote, about which I have written …

And you do not eat bread or roasted grain or fresh grain until the same day that you have brought an offering [Wave Loaves] to your Elohim – a law forever in all your dwellings. (Lev 23:16)

What does this mean for us?

For some, it probably is “proof” that there are some “nuts” in the world. But for those with insight and understanding, it should mean that there will be no “harvest” (speaking of resurrection and eternal life) during this time.

And that is exactly what the Scriptures teach concerning those pesky seven “weeks” of Enoch’s vision. …

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The time of this writing is on the 46th Day of Enoch’s Calendar, which was given to him by direct revelation from the Messenger Uriel. The 46th Day is also the Seventh Day or Sabbath of the Week and last Day of the Third Week in the Feast of Weeks. We are now marching through, Day by Day and Week by Week, the Seven Weeks of the Festival. When the Weeks are complete, the very next Day after the Seven Weeks is the 75th Day of the Year and the 15th Day of the third Month.

It is called the Feast of First-fruits …

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It is very difficult for most People to understand that the time in the  Enoch Year (2009/2010) from Monday at Sunset through Tuesday at sunset is the Sabbath Day as taught in the Torah and the Sabbath that was set apart at the beginning. Is that relevant today? But that is only one item. What about the Torah or even the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution? Are they relevant? Some opine that none of these are “relevant in this age of ‘new enlightenment.’”

Some ask: How could the Sabbath be on a Monday and Tuesday? Wasn’t it “supposed” to be on Friday and Saturday? or on Sunday? Or maybe, as some believe, it was “done away” or “fulfilled.”

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Continued from: Who in the world do we think we are?!

What if you had a parent who made promises that you knew he or she would keep — no matter what? That would be pretty “cool,” would it not? Unfortunately, our parents, as good as they may have been, lacked one thing, the same thing we lack, the power to carry out what we promise. I know there are some who understand the importance of keeping their word, and if they can’t, they know to keep the mouth shut.

But what if I told you that there was one, the ultimate parent, who first gave us life, as parents do, and then had the power to make and to keep promises that affect our life today?

In my last post (which started this series on “Who in the world do we think we are?!”) I alluded to the fact that we really don’t have a good answer to that question. We don’t really know.

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