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Originally Posted by denverian
Agreed... although I had a crush on him as a teenager lol!
Save Christmas?? Jesus wasn't born on December 25th. The whole thing is a made up holiday used to convert Pagans!
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Jesus was Born on the first day of Tabernacles and everything done at this feast shows it.
Tabernacles is an appointed day of birth just as Nissan 17 is an appointed day of birth and Jesus was also born on that day.
Jesus was circumcised on the 8th day of Tabernacles, the conclusion day of the fall season just as Pentecost is the conclusion day of the spring season.
As the spirit was given on Pentecost because the law was given, so too is the law given on the conclusion day of the fall.
The great eighth day of circumcision is also showing circumcision and appointed for that reason.
The feast of Tabernacles is offered for the gentile nations, they sacrifice the bulls for the nations, but after 7 days of Gentiles keeping the feast of Tabernacles, a Gentile is sent home on the eighth day, Gentiles are circumcised from the congregation, and only the true brethren of the Lord will be in attendance, but this doesn't mean that a Gentile cannot be considered the true brethren.
The main point should be pointed out that Jesus was born a man, and the days of birth in the worship cycle are given to all men.
Where Jesus was born on the first of Tabernacles, so too is a man born on Tabernacles if he has reached the goal in being able to walk in Tabernacles.
You walk in Passover dying daily, and if you have walked in Passover long enough, THEN you walk in Pentecost, and this is to move from the outer court of Gentiles where the burnt offering is, to being able to walk in the Temple proper where Jews are allowed to go.
Once you have walked in Pentecost, you can then move up and really be born.
The 3 parables in Matthew 13
The sower
The wheat and tares
The mustard seed.
This is a walk in the barley harvest of Passover where you die daily, and being that you have died to yourself, you can then walk in the wheat harvest of Pentecost.
After you have walked in Pentecost, you can become a great tree that gives sustenance and shelter to the many because you have just been born in Tabernacles.
The 4th parable of the kingdom of heaven being leaven are those 3 parables.
The leaven is hid in 3 measures of meal, and those are your 3 harvests, and the 3 parables spoke before the 4th.
You are the 3 meals in body, soul, and spirit.
The Holy days are instructions for walking a progressive plan, and Revelation is specifically given to instruct how to walk in that plan.
Left behind happens on a particular feast day.
Because the servant does not what the times and seasons{feast days}, and because the person did not give the children of God meat in due seasons{feast days}, that person is cut in two and appointed his place amongst the sinners.
Being cut in two is not a literal cutting of the body, it is dividing soul and spirit.
2 men in a bed is the same person.
2 woman at the wheel is the same person.
One is taken and one is left behind because the person has just been divided in half like the division of Elijah and Elisha.
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