SPECIAL EDITION: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot... and the Second Coming!

What do the Jewish high holy days of Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot have to do with the Second Coming of Christ? Answer: a lot!

Episode Transcript

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That is Evan Craft and Danny Gokeyon your Celebration Radio Network. My name
is Bill and in the studio withme this morning. The gang is here
here Pastor Ryan, John and Terryare in the house, and I just
want to stay welcome, good morning. Jesus is in the house, and
the Holy Spirits in the house andBills in the house. Yeah yeah,

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yeah, well, uh, thereason I uh brought you guys in today
because we weren't actually going to dothe show was because High Holy Days started
at sunset today and I didn't realizethat. Plus it's also was Ryan's birthday,
just a couple of days. Beer, guys. Anniversary and you're anniversary.

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Yeah, this is our Yeah,this is our second anniversary because we
got married on Rashashana. Yeah yeah, and so wow yeah, so happy
anniversary guys. And of course thedate varies, of course. Yeah,
yeah, we have the twelfth,but on our calendars the twelfth. But
then yeah, when you actually gotmarries around yeah exactly, that's awesome,

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pretty cool. So two anniversaries ayear. Yeah, so Ryan has joined
the fifty six club. Welcome youguys. You guys should have warned me
and no, I woke up.It's rough, right, I woke up
on Tuesday realizing, like I wokeup with this realization I'm not closer to
sixty than which was probably true whenI was fifty five, but I didn't

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get the math. Now now I'mdoing the half. Yeah, it's like
the day after your fifty fifth birthday, you're close. Well, I've told
you guys before, what my,what my? You know what my personal
aging crisis is. Like every yearthat goes by. All I think about
it is I gotta get the bookseries done. I got Yeah, that's
it. Yeah, yeah, definitelytrying to beat the clock. And of

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course Jesus will be back before anyof this year, like before I before,
I need of us get really old. They'll be back. So yeah,
remember, well none of us here. John is you know, he's
closer. That's a little bit.I'm closer to fifty. So oh yeah,
I know the young one in thein the house, miss Terry being

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in with Terry. So we're notallowed to ask how old she is because
she's a she's a woman man.Just we can tell way younger than the
rest of us. We're just gonnasay it fifty and none of your business
and you got us all beat.So but yeah, remember, none of
us here sitting here are gonna die, yes, Di, We're never gonna

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taste death, right, so comeback and crap. Sure, yeah,
but it's all about that's right.So Rasha Shanna Ryan, you're the Israel
expert. I was reading in isit Chabad? Have that in front of
me. Yeah, I know,I don't do the gut role of the
you know, if you're gonna sayit too, which don't say chabbed.

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I didn't reachabit. But this isthe new year, yes, right,
the Jewish new Year, and it'sthe first of the high holy days.
And they believe that this is theanniversary of creation, the creation of Adam
and Eve, and the day ofjudgment and coronation of God as kings.

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Yes, and the anniversary or thebirthday of the universe. Right, and
the birthday of the universe. Iwas going to go to that because that's
these These are more Jewish traditions thatcame you know later, you know,
not not those details aren't biblical,Yeah they're not. You know, God
didn't say okay on this date.This is the birth of yeah, right,

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but it's cool and it's right.Maybe it's you never know, man,
there's three hundred sixty five guesses.So you know, well, actually
in the Jewish calendar's only three ortwo and some years three hundred and fifty
three, other years three hundred andeighty three. Yeah, just you know,
so I had sundown. It's tShriet the first day of the Hebrew

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menth of t shirt yeah exactly.Yeah, and uh. And then on
the seventeenth at nightfall it's t Shriettoo because because Russia, Shana lasts for
two days on the on the Hebrewcalendar, it's a two day holiday yet,
and so that's pretty cool. Itis to celebrate new year, New

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year, yea years ago, yea. Yeah. Shana is the is the
Hebrew greeting for today. Shana itmeans tovah. It means yeah, I
saw that new year, have agood year. It's cool. That means
yeah. All right. So thosethat are not familiar with Shabbat and you

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know, the normal yeah, stopcrating. You're you're getting ahead of me
here. It's a typical day atsix pm is just Shabbat, but on
a day like today, it's it'snot. So how does that affect what

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they normally do. I mean,I know there's other festivals and you know,
great questions and stuff that they do. So yeah, it did not
even occur to me until just now. So a great question. But but
so so uh, rush Russiashana,Russia Shana. Let's just say the English
pronunciation Russias shana. That's considered ahigh holy day or a high Shabbat.

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So uh, in this case,I'm not even sure how the Jews are
gonna you know, observe it.This this happens every seven years, right,
so I'm approximating. But but sometimesa high holy day will a high
Sabbath will coincide with a regular weeklySabbath. And I know that like when
you look at their their you know, prayer books and things like that,

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that it'll have little, you know, parenthetical comments. If this is also
Shabbat, the regular weekly shabat,then do this or don't do this or
whatever, so they'll they'll modify theiryou know, at servances, you know,
totally. But whatever the case,Uh, it's a sabbath, so
they don't work you know, nocustomery, you work on it, and
right, and I think that forRoscha Shan and I could be wrong on

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this that it's only the first daythat's considered that they treat like a like
a Shabbad, that there's no workdone, and maybe on the second day
there's like, you know, alighter work schedule or something. So okay,
well I know that in here theythey say, you know, different
things that they'll like eat. Traditionallyit includes round challa. Yeah, I

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don't okay, it's yes, readwith it's it says that it's studded with
raisins and apples dipped in honey,as well as other foods that symbolize their
wishes for a sweet year. Sowhat would mean some of those other foods?
I mean, do they to behonest, I don't remember. I
mean I've been to you know,several roscha shana, you know services at

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the local synagogue, and Skyler wouldgo with me and everything unless you were
over in is Real on a coupleof Fridays. So what exactly? Yeah?
And kala actually, you know youalways get on Shabbat, so that's
like a regular you know Sabbath.Now that's the sweet bread, the raisins
and well, yeah, and theregular you know, weekly shabata. Then
doesn't have the raisins. It's specialfor Russishana. Okay, but but yeah,

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I remember, you know, theyjust so they'd have like the apples
and the honey and the kala uhand then just like brownies and cookies just
whatever else sweet that you like tothrow in there. Yeah, basically all
right, So there wasn't like ayou know, like manna from heaven kind
of you know on the name,you know, if it came down.

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He told me, yeah, yeah, but uh, but it's it's neat
because because Rashishana is so so likeyou said, that's the start of the
year. So this is this isyou know, the beginning of the year
for the Jews. It's it's ait's a really big deal spiritually, and
it should be for us too,it's course, right uh. And and
the ideas that is that you know, once a year on this on this

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holiday, that they once again crownGod to be king of the universe.
So so I was trying to practiceon the way, and I don't remember
the whole prayer or a little prayerthat they say, but it's it begins
barukata a denai a Lahnu melika Alam, which means blessed are you, oh
God, king of the universe.And actually they have a lot of prayers
that start like that, so they'realways acknowledging gods. And most of those

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words sounded familiar to me. Idon't know about the listener audience, but
you know, yeah, because you'veYeah, because a lot of prayers start
like you know, with that phrase. That's why that's like the one thing
I have memorized. Yeah, youguys looked impressed when I rambled up,
probably the first time I rambled upwith that spattering so but so and again,
this begins what they call the highHoly Days, and it's it's the

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Fall Holy days. So on theJewish calendar, there's actually really two sets
of high holy days. There's thespring fees and then and then the fall.
You know, there's there's only onefall you know, main feast.
And do you guys remember what thewhat the two spring feasts are they are?

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See, we said we celebrate thetwo springs. We do. We
have Pentecost, which that's okay,but it but the first one before then
very good. We we we celebratedas Easter. But well now that's Passover.
Pass Over. Yeah, that's it. So there's another one though,

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right, Well, so pack comesfirst, passover comes first, and that's
the actual moment that Jesus was crucified. Okay, So he died on the
cross at three pm on a Thursday, just before Passover began, you know,
since at that day and that wasthe exact moment that all around Jerusalem,
the passover Lambs are being slaughtered.So and that's that's one example of

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a ton of symbolism that proves whatthe apostle Paul said that Jesus is our
perfect passover lamb, he is thepassover right. Uh. And then fifty
days later was Jesus spent you know, three days in the tomb and then
he walked around on the earth andhis resurrect divide for forty days, and
then he ascended to the Father.And then eight days after that that was

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that was what we call the dayof Pentecost. That's the day that that
that we became the temple of God, we became filled to the Holy Spirit.
That by far is the most importantday, you know, ever in
human history. And a lot ofChristians meant that. And it's funny because
in Christianity we kind of focus onthe cross, what she's accomplished on the
cross. And you know, alreadypeople are probably thinking, well, of

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course, I mean, that's likethe main thing. But and it is,
of course, But but think aboutit. What was one of the
main purposes of Jesus dying on thecross so that his perfect blood, that
blood of the Lamb, like inthe Passover story. Now the Israelites in
Egypt, that that when God looksat us, now we are perfect.
That's what qualifies us to be Histemple. So before then we couldn't.

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We didn't, we didn't qualify tobe the temple of God on earth.
So so that's really the big thing. I mean, yes, we're reconciled
with the Father. I mean,of course that's a big deal. Right,
We're not going to spend attorney separatedfrom him. That's a bad thing.
But but but beyond that, wewere filled with that sky nah,
that that that incredible power of God. And and uh, do you know

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what shavel Wote celebrated, you guys, what it celebrates what the Jews are
observing. That was when in Egyptwhen they put the blood on the lentil
and the and the no that's Passoverdays later, Shavelote and and most Christians
don't know this, and this isvery complaint to remember shaves the jubilee it's

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fifty uh, it's it's yeah,fifty days after but yeah, but it's
it's supposed to be like forty nineyears of whatever, and then the fiftieth
year there's there's a usually celebrate.For sure, there's a there's a connection
there, right, but this isnot fifty years fifty days right to talk.

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So what happened fifty days after thepassover event in Egypt by the Israelites
were in the wilderness right beyond thatwas the Ten Commands. The Ten Commanders
said, like I said, Christiansdon't know this. Thanks reproved my point,
guys. And how do I knowhe took me to learn any of
this stuff hanging out with the Jewsright going to Israel and all that.
But but yeah, so that's that'sthe day day that the Jews commemory when

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Moses received the Torah that that youknow, the law. So when you
think about Paysock Passover, you cansee all the symbolism. You know,
there was the lamb, you know, the Israelites to take the lamb a
perfect lamb, they'd put the bloodon the lentils and doorpost, and that
will cause the Angel of death whenhe came through to passover. That's why

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it's called passover, right, Sohow does that relate to Jesus. Well,
that's obvious, right, his hisblood, it's it's perfect. He's
a perfect, spotless lamb. Nowyou know we're not subject to you know,
spiritual death because of what he did. Right. So so if that's
the case, if there's if ifthere's if there's that much of a connection
between passover and what Jesus did onthe cross, wouldn't we expect there to

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also be a connection then to chavootOkay, which is one of the three
high holy days or fees in Judaism, and it comes from Leviticus due on
me, right, what is Mosesgetting the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai?
I have to deal with me beingfilled with the Holy Spirit. There has
to be a deep, deep,important connection right right now? Anybody guess,

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is he putting God's word on ourhearts? Exactly? So, so
this, when we give that tome, that gives us a whole new
revelation of what it means to befilled with the Holy Spirit, because we
know all the benefits of being filledto that we don't know all of them,
but we know a lot of thebenefits of being filled with the Holy
Spirit. But the main purpose isthat through the Holy Spirit, God writes
his law on our hearts. SoI can't keep God's law, but it

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doesn't mean that I'm not supposed to. But only the Holy Spirit can.
That's why Galatians chapter five calls itthe fruit of the Spirit, not the
fruit of Ryan, because I can'tdo it. Yeah, but with the
Holy Spirit then we have the ability. So anyways, we're gonna go to
a song and when we get back, we're we're gonna talk some more.
Can we stay on this topic fora little bit more because you can just

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like actually like took a breath inbecause I'm not done talking. I love
this stuff. Yeah, I wantto stay on that, right one eight
hundred and seven two one nine,three one three Awake my Soul by Hillsong
on your Celebration radio network. Itis sixteen minutes to the time of the
hour. Already this hour is flyingby, right right. I know that

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Ryan took a breath and we wentthere. I've been holding it this whole,
I know, I know, Iwas getting kind of worried, looking
a little blue. So but theshow far we were talking about the trumpets
and you know, off air anduh, the celebration that kicks off tonight,
yes, sunset for Rasha Shanna.They blow a ram's horn that especially

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made right, and the best placeto get that, I guess would be
in Israel would be you know,because they've been making them for over two
thousand years, right or about fourthousand years, probably maybe five thousand years.
We're in there, so a littlewhile. Yeah, they think they've
got it down. I still can'tblow those things. Yeah, really,
yeah, I've tried. I wasgonna sound I was going to try to

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find one on my phone and playit, but well we'll skip that.
You could google it, you know. Yeah. Yeah. So, So
the biblical name for today's holiday thatbegins today Rushishana is Yam Tarua and I'm
probably pronounced on slightly wrong. Itfeels wrong as I say it, but
that means the day of shouting andor blasting and or blasting, so so

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today of celebration and uh, andthat's right. Today's holiday's famous for the
blowing of the chauffeur. Do youguys happen to know how many times they
blow this show far on Russia Shannatwelve? You know, I couldn't remember.
I'll always disclose my secrets here.So I actually wrote to Rabbi Isaac
last week and can you remind mewhat I And for some reason I was

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surprised when he answered. I thoughtI knew this before. But it's they
blowed a hundred times on both days. So it's a hundred times one day,
one hundred times the next days.I would probably I'm thinking times for
the tribes. Absolutely, I wouldn'tguess a hundred all data, you know,
talk about hundred times. I don'tknow. But again, you know

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it's a it's a huge celebration andand what's cool is that? So so
we think of like the Western ideaof you know, New Years and it's
celebration and fun, it's going tobe a great year and all that.
But I love the way that thethat the Jews approach it. So it
begins with with Russia Shanna, thisthis this day of the show far sounding
you know, two hundred times total, So so you know, it is
like this huge celebration. But butRussia, Shanna actually is the is also

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the first day of what's called theTen Days of Awe. Right, I
was reading that to this is aten days celebration and and and and celebration
might might not be exactly right andbecame an American term would be celebration,
you know, you kind of aparty or whatever. But what Shan is
it's it's like it's like a party, but we're blowing a horn two hundred

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times and cupcakes. Yeah, reallysomething part to me. But the ten
Days of Awe, the other namefor this period is also the ten Days
of Repentance. So it begins withthe celebration, but but it it immediately
worse into this this time of youknow, fasting and prayer and reflection,
ten full days that the Jews areare repenting for the sins of the past

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year. Now some Christians might youknow, cringe a little bit, Oh
well we have Jesus whatever. Well, this is biblical, I mean,
God, God ordained this head.This is part of the Old Covenant,
which is not yet passed aways inthe process of asking me right, So
so we shouldn't bocket this. Thisshould get our e that's I like that
concept ten days of repenting and allthat, because even though I'm born again

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and and you know, my sinsare forgiven, we as Christians still have
this this sense of like, youknow, hey, if I mess up,
you know, I need to repent. The Bible tells us to stay
you know, turn out to beodds. So so the ten days are
repentance. Then they lead up toUh. So that in exactly ten ten
days, including today, so itactually today September fifteenth, and so on

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September twenty fourth is the in ina lot of ways, maybe I don't
need to you know, qualify itthat way. This is the most important
day on the entire Jewish calendar.Uh it's it's it's the most solemn day
on the Jewish calendar. And againthat's ten days from today. Do you
guys know know what what the tendays of Awe ends with? This is

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the day of Atonement, the dayof Atonement. You remember the Hebrew word
for that, exactly we know isday and Hebrew at the day of Atonement,
and and this is the day.You guys are also good. It's
funny because like, like I askedthese questions in my class, and I
kind of hear you get playing stairsand with you guys, you've vowed somebody

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here the three thing that you've gotthe answer. I love it so But
but but the day of atonement againgot established this as a way that that
once a year, the sins ofthe entire nation of Israel for the past
year are forgiven them. So it'slike the slate is wipe clean. So
this this is all a precursor toChrist coming. So so Christ is our

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is our ultimate atonement, once andfor all. The way that the Jews
did it in the Temple is thatthe that the high priest, you know,
once a year, only once ayear, only that one guy could
go into the Holy of Home.Its pretty amazing. So the whole rest
of the year that the chamber justsat there, you know, just just
with the ark of the Covenant inor during the Second Temple hidden underneath,
and they have to put bells onhim in case, you know, just

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yes. And and in fact,something like ten years years ago the archaeologists
at the Temple mount actually found apomegranate bell. But still I think it's
made of silver. It might begold actually, but but but they believed
that this actually came off the thejam Kapoor garments of the of the high

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priests. So it's a white garment, right, it's really cool. But
but but the high priests would goand just just once here, but he
going three times. The first timewas was to offer an incense sacrifice in
front of the Ark of the Covenantor with the Ark of the Covenant,
you know, should have been sitting. And and that would you know,
fill the whole chamber, the wholeHoly Holies with this beautiful smell and this

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smoke you know, from the holyincense. You know. We talked a
lot about that or this project.Yea, and and that would kind of
create this atmosphere of prayer and prayerin there. But yeah, the idea
was that if he, if theHigh priests, had the tiniest little blemish,
if he had a little cut onhis finger, then that would render
him un kosher impure and he couldactually be struck dead. This is why
we have the bells on the road, the other priests outside there, like

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you know listening, we haven't heardbells in like twenty minutes. Let's let's
tug on the rope and so andthere's there's no story of that actually ever
happening. I don't know if itever actually did. But yeah, not
in not in anything that I've read. No, I've never had I've never
heard the probably never actually happened.But still you know that that was But
God told him to do this.He this is this is biblical. So

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is that when they would do thiscaapegoat thing? Yes, exactly so.
So the second time there's another one, you know, another priest goes and
takes us going out out of thecity. Correct, right, Well so,
so how so how it worked,is it? Okay? So the
instance offering is done, so thehigh priest comes out of the Holy of
Holies and the next offering was theblood of a bowl. Okay, and

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this is interesting that that was specificallyfor the high priests and his family.
So he'd take the blood of thebowl back into the Holy of Holies and
he'd sprinkle the blood, you know, on the arc of the covenant where
the arch should have been sitting,and and this would have own for his
sins and the sins of his family. And and it really did, I
mean, God said this, thisis a tone for their sins. Okay.

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One issue with it of course,is that they had to do it.
It wasn't a perfect atonement. Theyhad to do it every year,
right, we definitely have an advantageover that. But but but this way,
the high priests would be qualified todo the final final visit to the
final sacrifice, which was by farthe most holy. This was the purpose
of it, and that was theblood of the goat. And he would
go in and he'd sprinkle the blood. This was his third time into the

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holy holes. Every time he'd haveto change his garments. And that was
all it took all day, youknow. Yeah, and and you know,
like I say, very solemn ceremony, and and this would atone for
the sins of the entire nation ofIsrael. Well you want to get that
right, yeah, yeah, yeah, it was to be otherwise you're not
coming out right. And God doesn'tchange all of this was was a type

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and ship that's even the wrong wayof putting is just like it like it
was the beginning of what we ultimatelyexperience in Christ Jesus. But the rules
haven't changed. If I'm not onehundred percent perfect, yes that it's not
good. I'm not you know thatwhatever repenting idea doesn't doesn't count, doesn't
work right. But for us,thank God, it's Jesus that makes us

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perfect. I can't make myself perfect, so I am perfect, you know,
in God's sight because Jesus. Right. So the scapegoat. I'm taking
another breath there. So the scapegoat. So there were actually two goats,
and they would and the priests wouldchoose, you know, two goats,
you know, you know, withoutblemish all that, and they had
a lottery system, like they castlots on these on these goats, a

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special little ceremony they did, andone goat got to be the goat that
would be sacrificed for the the nation, and the other goat wouldn't be sacrificed,
and that was called the scapegoat.So it for and you know,
the scapegoat would be led out ofthe city. So at first glance,
you're thinking, I'd rather be thescapegoat because you know, and all this
is types of Jesus. I mean, Jesus is our scapegoat. He's also
the goat that gets sacrifice, rightaster, But no, you didn't want

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to be the scapegoat. If youwere the goat that got sacrifice, you
had it. You had it.You were lucky, okay, because the
scapegoat there was one priest that wouldbe chosen, okay, and he would
and it was a great honor.It's also a lot of work. He
would lead the scapegoat way out intothe Judean desert, you know, way
out into the east, right,and and it was it was so far

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and he wasn't allow to eat,he wasn't not a drink. No,
that's just insane. What they hadto do. Well, they had ten
way stations along the way, andso if the priest just couldn't make it
and it's just not going to happen, they would give him a little bit
to drink, just to just tokeep him going. That you know that
this had to be done right.You didn't want the scapegoat like showing up
in downtown Jerus laid her because itdid very awkward, right, Yeah.

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And he had a red ribbon tiedaround his horn, right, and they
and they would take him to aplace called Azazel, which is this this
chasm in the Judaean desert. Doyou know that? I for years I
thought, yeah, that'd be coolif we knew where that was. I
actually went to oz Azel know himtook us back in me we I said,
I'd love to see He said,oh, we know where it is.

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So we went there and I've actuallybeen to Ozzazel looked down to the
chasm and you know, we're lookingaround for you know, bones. But
but the priests would or something,right, the priests would would back.
Now I'm sorry, I got ahit of myself. He had. There
were two red ribbons. There wasone red ribbon. It was it was
cut. One was tied to thescapegoat. The other was tied to the

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to the door of the of thetemple. Okay uh. When so the
priests out in the desert, hewould he would turn the goat around and
where it's back was faced in thechasm, and he pushed the goat backward
into Ozzazell this cabin. That's alsothe name of one of the fallen angels
in the Book of the Yes right, yeah, so and and here's here's

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what the story is. Is thatthe way that they knew back in Jerusalem
that they could conclude Young Kapoor servicesbecause the scapegoat was dead, is that
as soon as the scapegoat died atAzzazel, that the red ribbon tied to
the door of the temple would wouldmiraculously turn white. Oh wow, okay,
so when the when the High Priestsaw that the that the ribbon at

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the temple had turned white, thatmeans a scapegoat has been has been killed.
You're not coming back. That he'staken the sins of the nation Israel
with him into Azazel. And nowwe can conclude the services. And I
bet we're way overdue for some music. Thanks Bill for letting me. Yeah,
I really wanted today. Yeah,so can and on our next thing,

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can can we finish talking about themost important thing of all? Yes,
yes we can. We're going tocontinue conversation. I don't I don't
really know if we'll actually get toour our presentation on the tribulation. We
weren't even supposed to have the showtoday, right, so we'll just have
with it. We're gonna we're gonnacontinue to talk about what today signifies,

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right and very import twelve day isa twelve days, it's ten days of
a leading up to jan Kapoor.But then, but then what comes after
Yanko, We're going to get tothat the most important thing in all of
human history that's a cliffhanger speaking aboutZazel All yeah, whatever. One eight

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hundred seven two one nine three onethree, eight hundred seven two one ninety
three thirteen. Up next, it'sAndrew Rip and his latest It's called Roses
on Your Celebration Radio Network. Goodmorning, your Celebration Radio Network. Yes,
it is my network. Oh,I recognize that. Boys. I

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just am delighting in your speaking onabout Russia, Shan and Jan Kapoor and
all of that. But I wantedto, uh, let you guys know.
I don't know if you've heard theship, but on the eighteenth and
nineteenth is a movie about Israel goingto be in of theaters. No,

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had no idea what is this?And it's called Root sixty. Oh yes,
I did hear that. I didn'tknow it's going to be in the
theaters. But yeah, yep,the eighteenth and nineteenth. So was that
on point of view just the otherday when they were talking about that,
I'm sorry, was it that onpoint of view the other day? Yeah?

(28:22):
I thought so. And and alsofamily with the show Family Life Today.
Family Family Life Today. It's atnight, No, no, this
is at eight thirty in the morning. Oh, that's focused on their family
okay, the family areas. Theyalso spoke about it, yes, on
an article about it, and Israelipressed so yeah, okay, So I

(28:47):
wondered if you had already been onRoot sixty to see some of the sites.
Apparently goes from northern Israel all theway to southern Israel, and so
I'm sure i've been on it.I'm gonna google this as we're talking.
Ricks that's a random They highlighted someof the places, like one of them

(29:07):
was the burial place or tomb forAbraham and Sarah. Well, yeah,
that's that's Hevron. Yeah, I'vebeen there quite a few times. Okay,
and that now if you've been there, so sure when you go there,
do you get to see the tombor do you just know the spot
where it is? No? So, actually you're talking about in Hevron,

(29:32):
that's the tomb of the patriarch.So Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are
all three buried there with their threewives. Jacob unfortunely didn't get to be
buried with his favorite wife, whichis Rachel's buried somewhere else in Bethlehem.
She's in Bethlehem's, but Sola isburied with him there. So and so
that's actually the second Holy A site, so to speak. That's probably the

(29:55):
wrong way putting it for the Jews, it's extremely important. It also happens
to be Area A, which isfull Palestinian control, so it's a war
zone and there's like Israeli soldiers areregarding it. But uh, it's it's
it's a Herodian structure. So it'stwo thousand years old. What what you
know? King Herod built over thetombs. The tombs are actually in a
cave beneath the structure, and thecaves like no one's been in there for

(30:21):
centuries and centuries right where the actualbodies are. But in the building you
can you can see like like kindof like proxy, uh you know,
coffins or tombs that kind of symbolizeuh, you know, this this is
you know, we're Abraham and Sarahare and this is you know, Isaac
and Rebecca. What's cool though,is that when I was there last time,

(30:42):
Rick and I did a video.I haven't posted it yet online,
but uh, David Bedeen, nohim's father, you know those names.
He actually hooked us up with aguy named noahm are Non and I met
him before I met him years ago. But noahm are non actually uh back
in nineteen eighty one, I thinkit was he and a few friends actually

(31:04):
snucked down into the caves. Sohe's been down where the bodies are.
He says that they never got asfar as seeing the bodies. Strangely enough,
but so I know a guy that'sactually been in the caves down there.
But yeah, so I've been there. Done. How do you sneak
into the cave? Well, thesoldiers are there too. Uh well,
yeah, because he actually know himis actually the head of the Jewish community

(31:27):
and in Hevron and has been foryou know, decades. So he had
like a special pass to get intothe building and somehow he and his friend
it was not it was not.Oh and the reason that they didn't get
as far as the bodies is becausethey got about halfway down they had a
very airy feeling like we're not supposedto be down here, and then the
soldiers showed up and said what areyou doing down there? And they got

(31:47):
in drug Hey, yeah, butbut the Muslims actually control half go ahead,
there's a there's a building build aroundit or in front of it.
The building is it's a Herodian Stubuilt by King Herod two thousand years ago,
and it's on top of the caveswhere the where the tombs are.
The Muslims control half of this building. So and and if you're a Jew

(32:09):
you don't go anywhere near the Muslimpart of the building. If you're a
Muslim, you don't go near theJewish part. And there's full on riots.
There a lot of violence. Peopleare, you know, killed in
fights and stuff on a pretty regularbasis and everyone. Yeah, very very
dangerous spot, which is why Ilove it. Yeah, I don't like
people getting hurt, but I likedangerous spots. Anyways, I'm looking at

(32:30):
a map. Root sixty goes fromNazareth all the way down to Ramala,
which I've been to Nazareth, I'vebeen to goes through Jerusalem, Heron.
Yeah, so I've been all theway down Root sixty just forgot the name
of it. I've actually driven onit, like actually me driving. But
yeah, the people in Israel,I'm telling you, there's an American driver

(32:52):
and fortunately in Israel they drive onthe right side of the road. Yeah,
just like Yes, I have suggestionfor your rabbis friend, Okay,
I think you should offer to bethe one to blow the show Father hung
if you heard me, I'm gonnaI'm gonna buy one, Rick. I'm

(33:12):
gonna buy one Rick, and I'mgonna bring it on here and blow it
into the microphone just for you,all right. Yeah, Now, if
you heard me blow one, youtalk about the ten days or I would
have to pant for ten days toeverybody for the horrible sound because it is
a talent you do. Yeah,yep, I cannot get the sound out
of that thing. Yet they gotlessons on YouTube. I'll figure it out.

(33:35):
Yeah, I wanted to forget youwith stab or walk or are I'm
still walking with a limp? Yeah, it's it's not fixed yet. They
have to actually do knee replacements,so oh yeah, yeah, this was
just a this was just a scopingto see what was actually wrong with my

(33:57):
knee. And he said it's boneon bone, so it's it's pretty much.
Yeah. Yeah. My brother justhad one done on his knee.
He got some precursor treatment done first, and then they know a few years
later they had to finally do thethe replacements. It seems to be quite
a common operation today. Yeah,so another friend of mine, she had

(34:20):
both knees done at the same time. Yeah, and you had a lot
of people to wait on her inrecovery, going up and down the set
of stairs to you know, gether rehab done and everything. If I
do only do both of mine atthe same time, if they could add
like two inches onto my height,well only two inches, well you know

(34:46):
I had lived that. If youlet you here grow up at any rate.
There's no Yankee doodles, there isthere no no cookies, oh snicker
doodles like what I'm enjoining the topictoday and and thank you so much.

(35:09):
I know this Russia Shana is ahigh seats and Jesus is supposed to be
returning on a feast high piece.We're going to get to that, possibly
in the next segment one after that. Yeah, there's zero down in my
mind, which doesn't make it right, but yeah, I'm with you,

(35:30):
all right. Well I'll be listening, and I treasured the topic. Thank
you so much, all right too, by bye, Good morning your Celebration
Radio network. Good morning, Thisis Michael. How are you today?
Good? How are you doing?Michael? That was pretty good. I
was just wondering, are you guysthinking any requests for songs or yeah,

(35:54):
yeah, of course. The songthat I had on my heart was the
song Still by Stephen Curtis Chapman.And oh you know what, I don't
think we have that one yet.Oh do you not have that one?
I'm gonna check though, because it'san incredible song. I love it and
it's on his new album, soright right, Well, I had heard

(36:16):
it on the way to visit mydad at the hospital and and at the
time I didn't you know, itjust kind of hit hard, but I
didn't know why. But the basicallythat day I played that song for him,
not knowing that he was going topass that night. Sorry for your
loss, Yeah, yeah, well, I appreciate that. I feel like

(36:38):
God gives you little things like that, you know, songs the third time
and just the hope obviously knowing wherehe is. But yeah, yeah,
I'm really sorry we don't have thatyet. Okay, Well that's fine.
I wasn't sure, but but Iwas. I've been listening and y'all have
been playing some good ones today,so appreciate all that you guys do.

(37:01):
Well, thank you, Michael,And where are you calling from today?
I'm actually listed on the app andI'm in Ohio. Oh wow, wow,
that's awesome. We were just talkingabout the app with Pastor Ryan because
his wife had texted him saying thenour internet feed was down and and uh
so he just told her we'll justdownload the app and we're still having It's

(37:25):
pretty cool. Yeah, I'd comeacross you guys, y'all play a great
appreciate what you do. Well.I will talk to Farren and we'll get
that song in hopefully on Monday,so you can call back and request it
and I'll have it for you.Okay, okay, awesome, Thank you
so much. You're very welcome,Mike, Michael. Great to hear from

(37:46):
you today. All right, goodtalking with you. Thank care, having
a great weekend you too, andgo back, guys. God bless by
Jack Cassidy. Let Go Let Godon your Celebration radio network and just that

(38:07):
Let Go Let God is uh notjust a song, but reminds me of
you know, how many times wewant to take control of the wheel,
you know. And my biggest problemwith riding with someone else is if I'm
not driving, it's you know,because I don't have the control over the

(38:28):
vehicle and you know, I'm I'mcomfortable with maybe two or three drivers in
my life. And that's why Idon't like roller coasters either, because I
can't control where the cars going,and you can't. There's no way,
and it just you know that thatI don't know if it's fear or hesitation
or you know that anticipation of thedrop or you know, whatever is going

(38:52):
on in that. And yeah,so I just I don't like being a
passenger airplanes. As long as Isit by the wind, I'm good all
right in an airplane, because Iunderstand I can't control that bit. So
yeah, he holds up his cupof coffee. Yeah, so my solution
for being a passenger in the caris take a nap. Oh yeah,

(39:13):
I can't on a roller coaster thoseprobably, No, there's I have to
be incredibly sleep blacked or you wantto say it in order for me to
sleep in a vehicle when anybody elseis driving. Now, when I'm driving,
I could take a nap anytime.Oh my god. So we had

(39:35):
it. So we had a cliffhangerbefore we went to the music. I
just wanted to recap really quickly beforewe get into that. What we've been
talking about is we've been going throughthe feast days that are in the Bible,
and there's a total of seven ofthese feast days that are outlined,
and if you're interested, they're inLeviticus. They're in Leviticus twenty three Versus
four through twenty two, and youcan actually see these. So Ryan mentioned

(39:58):
earlier, there's the fall feast daysand there's a spring feast days they're going
on. So we have out ofthe seven, there's the first couple here,
there's the Passover, right, that'sthat's the first. That's the first
three main ones. There's three primarythey're called the shallows regain. There you
go the high holy days. Youhad, Yeah, that's the word I

(40:20):
was looking for. Yeah, okay, so we had. Yes, So
we had Passover on leave and bread, first fruits, and shadow out which
is also Pentecost, right, whichis the second of the three major ones.
Right. So now if you lookat those and look at Jesus life,
they've all been fulfilled Jesus like tothe details, just amazing. Then
you get into this send the HolySpirit exactly. And now what we're going

(40:42):
to get into is the remaining threefeast days. So so what you what
you just described is that is thespring fees all fulfilled with the first coming.
And now you're gonna look at whatthe fall, the fall fast fall.
You have three of them. Sowe've talked about this one. We
talk a little bit, the Feastof Trumpets or Rush Russia, Shanna.
We talked about that one already.And then we have yam Kapoor, which

(41:05):
is the day of Atonement. Wetalked a little bit about that. And
then we have sue Coote tavern Acles. Yes, that's the one I want
to get too. So there wego. So we have these three fall,
these days that have not yet beenfulfilled, and that's where we're going.
So so and I'd like to focuson the on the three main ones.
I think those are like the threeyou know, highlights of this story
of Jesus and his relationship to thisplanet into the the human race. Right.

(41:30):
So yeah, and this is thisis, oh my gosh, such
a key point. Yes, thetwo the two main spring fees Passover and
Shaboot, we were completely fulfilled,okay by Jesus first coming. So so
what's interesting is it? So ifSukote is the third of the Shillosh regularly
most Christians never even heard of Sukote, Like, what is sucoat? Yeah,

(41:52):
there's a couple of weird denominations aroundthe world that actually celebrated okay,
Christian denominations. But but if it'sone of the three, why do we
have you know, Eastern we celebratecheese and we have the Day of Pentecost,
but Sukote. I never even hurtof Sukote? Right, what do
you think because it hasn't been fulfilledyet. So if the spring feast are

(42:12):
fulfilled by his first coming, whatif the Fall feast will be fulfilled at
some point in the near future byhis second coming? And this is the
point okay, So so yeah,so I wanted to get to Sukot.
So we have Russishana. Ten dayslater is yam Kapoor, and then five
days after that. So this yearthat's September twenty nine, is my all

(42:34):
time favorite, and it will beyours too if it's not already, which
is Sukote. You know, myown pastor, Pastor Marine Collins of the
Family Church, she's been celebrating Sukote, observing Sukote longer than I've even known
about it, or you know,before I was even into this stuff really
and she makes you know, decent, like sizeable. I don't know,
she's okay me sharing this Well,it's out there. Donation to like a

(42:55):
Jewish organization or something to commemorate Sukote. I do that now too, now
that I've got you know, handlingthis. So so, so here's the
theory is is if if pass upin Chavalot, uh, you know,
we're fulfilled by jesus first coming,then Sukkote is the fulfillment of the second
coming. In other words, longstory short, my theory, and it's

(43:17):
not just mine. A lot ofpeople are saying this now the second Coming.
Jesus says, no one knows theday or the hour. At some
point we will, like when westart to see the signs, we're gonna
be able to pinpoint it. We'vetalked about that on this show. But
the first day of Sukote, it'sa seven day feast. That that the
first day of Sukkote in some futureyear that Jesus will return to earth that

(43:38):
will be the second Coming. There'ssome major clues to back this up.
Should we go to to to somemusic first or just get into an hour,
No, we've got time Okay,so there's some there's some clues here,
so uh so uh the first oneis is the name of sukote,
like what it actually means? Doesanyone here know what watsuko means. It's

(44:01):
a Hebrew word. It's plural thesingular asuka, which means which means tent
or tabern tabernacles. And the waythat the Jews actually observed this, Now,
this is actually biblical. This isthe bit of kids Deuteronomy is for
a whole week they live in likea temperary little building outside of their own,
a little tent or tabernacle, rightwell and they and right, yeah,

(44:25):
so that it's actually known as it'sactually called the feast of tabernacles.
Okay, So when Jesus came,what what does the word tabernacle have to
do with Jesus first coming, hetabernacled among us rights, he dwelts and
the actual you know word there wouldbe tabernacled, which means what it means

(44:45):
that Jesus came down from heaven andtook on a physical human body that a
tabernacle to be able to live onthis earth. But notice the name of
the feast, it's not feast oftabernacle singular, it's tabernac goals. So
the idea is that when Jesus comesback, that's when the resurrection of the
righteous dead takes place. Everyone whowhose spirits come with him when he returns,

(45:07):
their bodies will be physically resurrected,and they'll be rejoined to their bodies,
and they will permanently live in theirtabernacles. And those of us who
are alive and remain versus on Newchapter four from seventeen, that's the rapture.
We get caught up to meet themin the air, and First Corinthians
chapter fifteen, we get transformed intoour permanent tabernacles. Right, So that's

(45:29):
kind of cool, that's kind ofsport it is. But there's a second
that it actually has two names.There's a second name for for su Cote.
The clue is that it's actually anagricultural holiday, okay, harvest.
It's the feast of in gathering.Okay. Do you know when Jesus describes

(45:49):
the rapture in Matthew chapter twenty four, verse thirty one, he actually used
the word gather. He'll send hisangels to gather together as elect right when
the Apostle Paul talks about the ratturned second Dustles chapter two, right,
concerning the coming of our Lord JesusChrist and are gathering together to him.
So Jesus Paul both use this termto describe the rapture gather. And that's

(46:12):
the other name for Sukote, thefeast of in gathering. So just the
names are like worldly strong hints.Right, Yeah, there's a there's a
couple other clues that that will bethe day of the second Coming the first
Dads of Coat in sun future year. Listen, I'm gonna I'm gonna take
a deep breath here, let's usesome music, and I'm gonna hold it
when we come back, all right. One eight hundred seven two one nine

(46:35):
three one three eight hundred seven twoone ninety three thirteen. Hope Dar's coming
up next with Never Walk Alone onyour Celebration Radio Network again at phone number
eight hundred seven two one nine threeone three Stephen Curtis Chapman and still going
out for Michael this morning, andhe is listening on the app in Ohio

(46:59):
and had a great conversation with him. He requested that song. Uh,
it was the last song that hewas able to play for his dad.
His dad passed away that same day, I believe, he said, at
night, and so pretty pretty amazingstory. I wanted to play that for
him. It's off Stephen Curtis Chapman'slatest album called Still. So if you

(47:22):
were wondering where I got that from. Yeah, just an amazing song because
he speaks to us in that Still, small boys, you know, and
it's just beautiful song. Yeah,okay, So we were talking about sucod
Yeah why Why Sukote might actually besome future year. We don't know what

(47:44):
year yet, the first sight suCoote, you know, the actual day
of the second coming. So,so you guys remember the old Robert Pale
series Jeez and Nazareth from the nineteenseven Oh yeah, it's my favorite still
Yeah, it's actually a series onthe BBC, but Olivia Hussey's in it
and in a whole a whole bunchof you know, Rod Steiger, whole
bunch of you know. I'm sorry, the phones are ringing up. Yeah

(48:08):
what were you saying? Jesus ofNazareth the miniseries about it? I think
I've seen that. Yeah, it'smy favorite BBC. Yeah, I know
you already said that, so yep, and so nineteen seventies. But yeah,
I still watch it every now andthen. So but I think and
I think it's uh maybe the mostbiblical or close to it, you know,

(48:29):
as far as like, you know, accuracy. Olivia Hussey plays uh,
she played Juliet and Romeo and Julietabout then, right Franko Zepharelli.
But but that she plays Mary,you know, Jesus mother. And in
the first part of the series whereshe's visited about the archangel Gabriel, and
she actually and she goes to seeher second cousin, Elizabeth, who's pregnant
John the Baptist, but she actuallysays in that series that that Gabriel told

(48:52):
her that in the month of tShree that she would give birth. Okay,
so t Shree is is today isthe first day of t Shree.
So so t Shree is not December, it's it's it actually is you know,
September approximately like depending. But soI guess I think the movie is
based, you know, like heavilyon Catholicism, so some I think the
Catholics actually believe that Jess was actuallyborn in September. Doesn't take away Christmas,

(49:16):
because Christmas actually celebrates when the wisemen came to bring Jesus gifts.
December twenty fifth probably the correct day, right, It's not his actual birth,
which probably happened in September because rememberit was during there's a whole bunch
of you know detailser but it wasduring a census, and the Romans would
not have called for a sense,it's probably in December because that's a very

(49:38):
wet month and people wouldn't be ableto travel. It says that that the
shepherds were in the field by night. They wouldn't have been in the fields
in December it was too cold.They'd have the you know they have snow
in Israel. Believe they'd have theyou know, livestock in in the caves
or whatever. Then. Anyways,so h so sue cote Uh probably was

(49:59):
was could have been well be inthe date of his birth, so might
also be the date of his return, his first coming and then a second
coming also. So the Book ofEzekiel suggests very strongly that in the millennial
reign and beyond new have a newEarth, new Jerusalem, that we will
be observing. The entire Jewish calendarHebrew calendar, all the seven fees,

(50:20):
the three main fees, in whateverway, what will observe them? Right?
But do you know that Sucote isactually highlighted as the number one holiday?
In fact, Zacharia chapter fourteen specificallymentioned Sukote no other holiday, and
it says that for the entire millennialreign and beyond, for the rest of
forever, that every year every nationof the earth will come up to Jerusalem

(50:42):
to celebrate Sukote. Doesn't mention Pissakor Shavelote or Russiashana any of the others
specifically Sukote, Like why would wewe you know, right now, we
don't even you know, most Christiansdon't know about Sukkote, let alone observe
it. But for the rest ofeternity, after Jesus comes back, that'll
be the main holiday. Why wouldthat be Maybe because we will be celebrating
that's when our King finally returned tothis earth in physical form, put all

(51:07):
governments and nations under his feet,and he rules and reigns and righteousness for
the rest of eternity. Does itmake sense? Yeah, I think it
does. Yeah, And and andthen one other there's actually a lot,
but one other major clue that Sucotemay very will be the date of the
Second Coming. Do you guys knowwhere I'm going? What this is?

(51:28):
What's what's what's the big meteor shower? So this is a weird one.
So so the Bible describes these thesethese cosmic events that take place of time
Jesus Second Coming. That really soundslike a major cosmic impact of end of
some kind, like you know,like a meteor's from the stars falling from
heaven and the heavens will be shaken, right, And if we take this

(51:50):
literally, which we should, okay, which I do, then then it's
describing you know what maybe like amajor you know, meteor storm of some
kind. Well, every year atthis exact time of year, the time
at the time of Sukote, Andagain it varies on the calendar a little
bit from year to year. Yeah, some years it's precise, some years
it's off by you know, amonth or whatever. But but but at

(52:13):
the at the at the time ofSukote, generally speaking, in every year,
the Earth passes through what's called thetorrid meteor storm and and we that's
when we get like our our biggestcelestials show. If you're going to see
some nature two like it's almost twohundred or something an hour. Yeah,
yeah, it could be. Andit's pretty crazy. And and uh,

(52:36):
typically the only time that we'll seewhat's called bowllides, which are which are
like huge chunks that come in Imight be saying that wrong. Uh,
you know, gigantic you know fireballs, you know the ones that that you
know go from one side of thesky to thee. Yeah, right,
And I saw one once. Yeah, actually someone once scol and I were
take out and showed you the videoof the one that I got. Oh

(52:58):
yeah, that's right, Yeah,that's right. And but that's that is
typically the tourids when you see areally really big, you know, fireball
like that. Right back in theearly early nineteen hundreds, I think it
was nineteen oh seven, I knowI'm getting the date wrong, But in
nineteen o six, Uh, therewas a major event in Siberia called the
Tenguska River event, and scientists sincehundreds and hundreds of miles in every direction

(53:24):
of the Taiga forests in Siberia justjust flattened, right, and thank god
it was Siberian, not like youknow, Paris or und right, But
but but scientists have since determined youknow that was that was a tourid.
You know when the tourid meteors,so we know that every year at that
time we passed through a major meteorstorm, which actually, uh is is

(53:47):
there's another connection to that in termsof the timing of Jesus's return. So
Jeez comes back on suco major cosmicevent, probably the tourids that if we
wind the hawk back, well youknow what I see the time. Let's
go to some music and when wecome back, I'm gonna make this last
point all right about the tourids andhow they might be a hint about the

(54:07):
second coming of Christ. And uh, this is going to be like the
freakiest part of our show, sowe'll save that boy one eight hundred seven
two one nine three one three eighthundred seven two one ninety three thirteen.
Phil Wickham coming up next with thisis Our God on Your Celebration Radio Network
again. That's eight hundred seven twoone nine three one three. Good morning,

(54:30):
your Celebration Radio Network. What nothere? Hi? Yeah, yes,
yes, ma'am. Just calling fora prayer for me, Okay,
I think I don't know what isBill bad flu or. I got COVID.
I do not know what it is. I'm just the and hole.
And also I'll be calling tomorrow.Well I pound some money to you guys.

(54:52):
You know. Oh okay, tomorrowis recovery radio and there's usually not
a lot of people here. Ihave I do have to uh call it.
I can't do it all I knowcoming's getting my beginning, I'll get
it. I'll be here from likeeight thirty until noon. So if someone's
gonna be picking it up, youknow, for me, I'm she's going
to get it to me. Butnow, and some cat food and stuff

(55:14):
for me because I can't. I'mafraid to go out and give it to
somebody. And I think I andmy doctor, I'm afraid for me,
And pray for my doctor. Praymickbecause he was working and he was my
bown doctor and I was feeling thesame way i'm now. And I'm afraid
that he catching he's an older doctor. Okay, so and uh oh,
And then I was talking to mybanks so much. I got in there,

(55:35):
AHM on the corner real quick soI can get home, stay with
some people. But she's a newresident in Arizona and she's a Christian,
and I told her about the radiostation, Oh thank you, and I
gave it the number for miss Debbie. She has a she has a three
year old step child. Okay,and that's perfect. Yeah, And so

(55:57):
our house one by beginning a newcall might getting a call from her,
and she I as to mention myname. Let you know it, you
know. But that's what I dowhen I talk to people. I always
mentioned to station, you know,I always try to pass it on.
Oh thank you. But I meanI can't send No. Fifteen anymore.
That's fine. I mean, Igo in here, you get three things,
and I'm going to hurt, likehail. The law needs to help

(56:17):
me with money. I can't goout and earn it. And I really
you know, if I try togo get it, it's called begging.
And I don't want to be abeggar, you know. So I'm trying
my hardest, you know. Anduh and God sees that, well,
she well she cut my my mymoney for the house down anyway, five
dots, see a hundred dollars,so me twenty five anyway, So August,

(56:42):
and you do what you can.God makes up the difference. Yeah,
you know, twenty Evans. Yes, I'm sending him money for its
stuff, you know. Plus it'sthere fifteen and I going to dot you
down to ten and that's twenty five. Okay, that's best I could get
it. I can't do anymore.I appreciate it. Gonna hurt this month
unless the Lord's does something, youknow, but I'm strong, just believe

(57:04):
he's going to do something. Butalright, God bless you and I bless
you. I don't know if thisis a COVID places all the flu I've
been telling my body to get getout of me. So maybe maybe between
those that you guys, they'll goout and I could be because I live
alone. I gotta take care ofmyself. Yeah, I go down.
Who's going to take care of meand my cats? Right? Well?

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Well, my doctor said, Debbie, he could have anything under the sun.
I wish. I've been getting alot since I grow, since I
was growing. That I was ababy, and I walked away from it,
you know, all I carry itand I could, you know,
I'll tell you a miracle right now. I was born to born bone disorder.
My bones are all borned out ofplace, no kind of twisted,
no not doing no, no,no, you know it's kind of strange.

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I don't know, Scarleton. Well, I'm in on my life.
I've been normal, I've been hurtingany but I didn't never really thought anything
when I went to a chuiropractor uphere and it took a next right.
He walked in and he says,how in the hell are you standing up?
That's what you mean? Were youstanding up? Your bones? You
should be crippled in batch you leave, mister head. I'm walking today and

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I still have the problem. Andthis doctor's knocking on my bullets back in
place, and they go back inplace, and he has one back in
Its called shifting bones. Okay,so I'm a walking miracle of disease that
I shouldn't even me walking. Ishould be totally peguin. All right,
well, we're going to keep youin prayer. We've got to go back
on. But God is not God'snow. That's all what God could has

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been doing. I love you,guys, love you too. Bye Bye.
Amen Hillsong United with No You Willon your Celebration radio network, seven
minutes to the top of the hour. My name is Bill, and in
the studio with me or pastor Ryan, John and Terry, and we've been
talking about the holy Highest Holy Dayholidays and Rashashana and yam Kapoor and the

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the shofar blasts and the trumpet,you know, all of this feasts and
ten days of this and two daysof that and five more days of this,
and now we're getting into some signsthat we can actually see in not
only in the Word, but inJesus told us to look for the signs,

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right, he said, you know, to watch in the heavens,
in the heavens. Yeah, inthe heavens. So we were talking about
the towards and in your showers andin the last break and yeah, and
Ryan, you brought up a reallygood point about how in Revelation it tells
us about wormwood and you know,and things that are going to be happening

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heavenly cosmic type things. Yeah,and which, which is where I was
going with this, right, So, so this this is what got me
kind of honing in on the onthe tourids a few years back, right
as as a as a potential youknow, candidate for these events. So
so so again when Jesus comes backthe second coming, first day of to
code some future year coincides with thetourids. So we have all the you

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know, heavenly events and all that, right cosmic events. But if if
if Jesus comes back at the atthe end of the seven year Great Tribulation,
that means that exactly seven years beforehe comes back is the beginning of
the Great Tribulation makes sense math managury, right, which means, I mean,
gosh, everybody think about this,that the seven year Great Tribulation will

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also begin right around the first ofSucade or maybe like on the first of
Sucode also right, that's when theYeah, that's where we really get the
tie in with the towids. So, Terry, what did you find on
Google about the tourids? The touridsare like this massive, their dense cluster
of large meteoroids anywhere from one hundredto three hundred feet in diameter. We're

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talking the size of a football field. That is major. Yeah, those
are kind of big. Yeah,So you're talking like, you know,
the size of Cardinals Stadium landing onthe Earth, hit hitting the potentially,
So scroll down if you don't mindfizz dot org. What what does that
say? There? Study or priorresearch suggests there's a swarm of large asteroids

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hiding in the tourist complex. There'sthere's a lot of scientists now, I
mean, like I'm talking secular scientiststhere. They're suggesting that even like the
Sodom and Gamora event, that thatthat that they think that that was actually
a meteor storm and they think itwas the tourids. The tourids are are
being held responsible now for a seriesof you know, minor extinctions like back

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during the ice Age, if youwant to get at all that right,
So if you if you search onthis, the tour and the spelled tau
are i d as the constellations touristexactly, that's where they seem to originate.
And this is a leftover comet trail, the comet inchy it's called,
right, probably the remains of aneven larger comet from like you know,
ten thousand and twenty thousand and thirtythousand years ago. But if you look

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it up, if you google thisright away, you're going to see all
this stuff. You're going to seeNature dot org and Space dot com and
Astronomy dot com and even like Fordshas an article and Newsweek and all that
that scientists. Over the last twentyyears or so, they've astronomers have really
been like alerting us to the Tourids. Hey, there are some very large

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objects hiding in the Tourids. Atsome point Earth is bound. And here's
the interesting part of that, Weactually pass through it. It's not something
that's coming towards We're going towards examilyevery year, so every stationary yeah,
in the same place in the SourSystem and our the Earth's orbit happens to

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pass through it. Wow, oncea year at this time at super code.
And god knows all that that bringsup. I don't I don't hardly
ever talk about sci fi on youknow, TV on on the air,
but I watch, well, I'ma very big fan of the TV series
called star Gate, and one ofthe episodes of that is how this planet

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goes through and they call them,you know, the Reigning Fire basically,
and every year at the same time. These are you know, they're primitive
people. They you know, farms, you know, little you know,
log cabin kind of style. Theydon't really have any technology, and so
they're thinking, you know that thisis something up from the gods, and
you know, and all this stuffand well, the scientists in Samantha Carter

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says, Okay, hold on,this happens every year at the same time,
and they've been getting brighter and brighterand bigger and bigger. We've got
a problem. So they bring atelescope and they look up and they go,
yeah, this is we're talking extinctionlevel event, you know, and
all of this, and it's soit's kind of it's kind of that even
sci fi has that, you know, but it's well, it is.

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But I'm just saying, you knowthat the writers that they you know,
they created that in that show,and there's so many other movies and things,
you know, like, yeah,anyway, and the actually are potentially
extinction level and again they've been youknow, blamed for smaller extinctions over the
over the ages. Right, ButJohn, do you remember how the Great

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Tribulation starts? Yes, some kindof cosmic event, some kind of some
kind of The first trumpet is ais a gigantic meteor storm that burns up
like all the green grass around thewhole and the third of the trees.
The second trumpet is a giant meteorgoes crashes into the Pacific Ocean, kills

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a third of the sea life,right and then and then wormwood is the
third trumpet, that's the big onethat explodes over over land rights. So
so see see the theory here andthe and you know what they say about
the tourids are on a seven yearcycle, so great Tribulation begins with a
major part of the Tourids. Sevenyears later Jesus comes amazing. So not
to end on like that sounds likewe're ending on a low note. No,

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it's cool. It all means Jesuscoming back soon. Right, Yes,
Shatova happy, happy rash. Butthis this year, I don't think
the Great Tribulation is going to startthis year. The rat is not happy.
Next sweep, by the way,some people have been spending that on
the internet. But but the nextthing to happen is is what's called the
sixth Seal, which which you knowhappens the last thing to happen before the

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Great Triblation starts. That's also amajor cosmic impact, like a major meteor
storm. So this this year,I'm going to go out with a you
know, lawn chair, out ofmind, an umbrella, with an umbrella
and and see, I mean thiscould be the year of the sixth seal
could be every year. We needto watch for this. That's why he
tells, He tells us to beyou know, to be ready yea,

(01:05:33):
yeah, yeah, we need to. Well, I want to thank you
guys for being here today. Ireally appreciate it. And again sorry for
the short notice, but I'm readyat all. I really wanted to talk
about much Rasha Shanna and you knowIsrael celebration that starts at sunset and uh,
you know the first of you know, Shabbat and yeah, and all

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of these traditions that that are biblical. It's only got exactly we need to
know about this as Yeah, wedo, we do. If you're nursed
in these final days, that's that'sus that check out these final days dot
org. Meantime, please, youknow, thank you to Farren and miss
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Love you guys, Thank you somuch for being here too. Happy Roshashana
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That's coming up next on your CelebrationRadio Network again at phone number for
prayer eight hundred seven two one ninethree one three. Good morning, your

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Celebration Radio Network. Hi, myname's Christina's from the Kabisto. Will you
guys play if possible the songs frommercy Me called say I'm well, oh
sure I can get that on foryou from my dad and I'm my dad
found out he might have a bloodplot one of his songs, so he
was in the hospital lot o pulmonaryembolism. I had one of those with

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a collapse lung and almost died.They're very serious. Yeah, he's home
resting right now, and I've alsogot help stuff going on. So it's
a really good song for mercy Me, and I thought maybe if he heard
it on the radio, it mightcheer him up. Oh yeah, for
sure. I love this song.It's like, yeah, dare me not
too kind of thing? You know. Yep, it's one of my it's

(01:07:47):
one of my favorite bands and oneof my favorite songs. Trimmed them and
whenever I go through my help stuff, I listened to it. That band,
That band cheers me up. Yeah, Mercy Me's got an incredible story,
so Bart and Allard and and uhthe whole the whole thing about behind
I can only imagine. And yeah, just an amazing testimony, even his

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son with their diabetes that he hasthe song even if was written for him
as well. So yeah, justan incredible story behind the behind the band.
And your name is Christina. Myname is Christina. I actually called
you guys last year with my momwhen we were driving the phoenix to my
dad. Yeah, now the hospitallast year, right, I remember he

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went steptic and had a staff infectionand almost didn't make it. And he's
full now, but he's saddling diabetes, still in pulmonary races these and many
failure phage three and now we justkind out he might have a blood bought
one of his long so wow,I told him like you gotta stay home
and rest dad. You can't bedoing a whole lot. And we're waiting

(01:08:57):
to hear back from his doctor that'scome into the hospital there on him.
And what's your dad's name again toDwayne? Dwayne? Okay, because people,
all right, we will keep himin prayer, and that song's coming
up. Thank you guys, oh, thank you all right, God bless
you. We'll be praying, thankyou, thank you. Bybye. Little

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talk that was mercy me and sayI won't going on. By request for
Christina and her dad Dwayne, whowill be praying for in just about seven
and a half minutes or so,keep them in prayer. They believe that
her dad, Dwayne, may havea blood clot in his lung, so

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again we'll be praying for that comingup, and also for Christina as well,
because she's got some physical issues goingon too. So if you have
that prayer request, you could calleight hundred and sevent two one nine three
one three. And Debbie from Sugarloafalso called in a prayer request because of
her health, so again we'll bepray for that here in just a few
minutes. Up next, it's LaurenDaego with thank God I do on your

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Celebration Radio network. My number againeight hundred seven two one nine three one
three. Good Friday morning. AhAmen, that is Matthew West with you
change my name on your Celebration Radionetwork. Oh, Heavenly Father, we
thank you for this new morning you'vegiven us, and what a privilege we
have to begin it with you eachand every day. And as today continues

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to unfold for us, Lord,give us your wisdom to handle any situation
we encounter. Let our speech beseasoned with your grace and our thoughts pleasing
to you. We're so grateful toknow that, regardless of where this day
takes us, you're there in themidst and there's no short at you good
things in your presence. So Lord, in that presence, I pray God
that Debbie in Sugarloaf, and Christinaand Dwayne and so many others like Scott

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and and Lisa and Chris and manymany others feel your presence hard and just
touch their bodies today. You knowthat Christina and Debbie and Dwayne are suffering
physical ailments, Lord, and justpray God that you just minister unto them,

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let your healing power flow through them. Today, Lord, and we
just want to live with that mindseton things above, to be heavenly and
kingdomly minded, so that your lightshines through our lives into this dark world
and that the precious name of Jesuswill be glorified. Also, Lord,
I pray that many people will feelyour presence at the fair today through our

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booth and others that are reaching outto the lost in jesus precious name.
Amen. Happy Rashashana to you,and I pray that you guys enjoy your
weekend and on your celebration radio network