In this short segment from a recent Virtual House Church episode, I address why I do not believe Yeshua was born during the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) and why I think the Feast of Trumpets is a much better fit according to Scripture.
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Thanks Rob!
The celestial event / alignment on Sept 11th 3 BC is completly different to the 23rd of September 2017 event. Jupiter is nowhere near the womb of Virgo 3BC. Rev 12 I do not believe is even related to the birth of Christ as Revelation was written 90 – 100 years after the birth of Christ. Revelation is all about things to come in the future not looking back to the past. Depending upon your Trib slant 2017 is either looking like the beginning of the Trib or the Rapture itself.
perfectly explainable to have a sukkah in bethlehem 6 miles from the temple, thats an easy walk for the first and last day to be in jerusalem. And you dont have to be in jerusalem for all 7 days, just the sabbaths. And all males of age, not new borns. But again its only six miles so plenty of ability to make the sacrifices, and circumcision when needed. And since she is outside of the city she is apart.
And revaltion 12 is after the seventh trump, and a third of the stars werent swept away. So this apocalyptic language is now turned to be literal, but only in part?
Even if it is, why is it not alright to have the announcement before it happens, I mean this is God after all and is it not common to announce BEFORE a thing occurs. So the stars align, the trumpets blow, the announcement made, giving those who might have understanding time to gather at the place the messiah would be born?
solid evidence for sukkot, I agree with the slip. I love you Bro, but I disagree with you here, that doesnt mean anything of course, disagreement over opinions just make for interesting conversations.