The date for Yom Kippurim 2020 is September 28th in the Hebrew Year 5781. Yom Kippurim begins at sunset Sunday, September 27th and ends at sunset Monday, September 28th. The day of atonements. Yes, I said atonements, not atonement! The Return Movement (https://thereturn.org/) The Return is a movement, an appointed time, and a specific day… Continue reading Yom Kippurim 2020
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Days of Teshuva 2020
The Days of Teshuvah start on Elul 1st, 5780, or August 21, 2020. The dates for Teshuva 2020 are are August 21st in the Hebrew Year 5780 to September 29th, in the Hebrew Year 5781. The Days of Teshuvah begin at sunset Elul 1st, Thursday, August 20th and end at sunset Tuesday, September 29th. 2… Continue reading Days of Teshuva 2020
The 2020 Moedim Dates
The Moedim are Dress Rehearsals for prophetic events. The spring moedim have all been fulfilled. Pesach, Chag Ha’Matzoh, and Reishit Katzir have all been fulfilled in the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua. Shavuot has been fulfilled in the giving of the Ruach Ha’Kodesh fifty days after the resurrection of Yeshua, while his disciples were… Continue reading The 2020 Moedim Dates
The 2019 Moedim Dates
The Moedim are Dress Rehearsals for prophetic events. The spring moedim have all been fulfilled. Pesach, Chag Ha’Matzoh, and Reishit Katzir have all been fulfilled in the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua. Shavuot has been fulfilled in the giving of the Ruach Ha’Kodesh fifty days after the resurrection of Yeshua, while his disciples were… Continue reading The 2019 Moedim Dates
The 2018 Moedim Dates
The Moedim are Dress Rehearsals for prophetic events. The spring moedim have all been fulfilled. Pesach, Chag Ha’Matzot, and Reishit Katzir have all been fulfilled in the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua. Shavuot has been fulfilled in the giving of the Ruach Ha’Kodesh fifty days after the resurrection of Yeshua, while his disciples were… Continue reading The 2018 Moedim Dates
Yom Kippurim
Meeting Times [מוֹעֵד H4150] – (Seasons) The sun, moon, and stars indicate set appointments when Yahweh will show up to interact with His people. The Older Covenant feasts, Yahweh’s meeting times (seasons), are determined by the cycles of the moon. The word translated feasts is the Hebrew word, מוֹעֵד Moed. Moed means a divine appointment.… Continue reading Yom Kippurim
Teshuva and Jonah
The Connections Exodus 34:28 – “Moshe was there with Yahweh forty days and forty nights; he neither ate bread, nor drank water.” Jonah 3:4 – “Jonah entered into the city a day's journey, and he cried out and said: ‘Yet forty days and Nineveh shall be overthrown’.” Matthew and Luke 4:1-2 – “And Yeshua was… Continue reading Teshuva and Jonah
40 Days of Teshuvah and the Days of Awe
The Days of Teshuva begin at sunset on Elul 1st each year and end at sunset the day before Yom Kippurim. 2 Peter 3:9 – “The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance.”… Continue reading 40 Days of Teshuvah and the Days of Awe
