Tuesday, September 08, 2015

A Great Shifting is Coming

IT'S ALL CONVERGING

COSMIC EVENTS of 2014/2015

The rabbis teach that blood moons--known as "lunar eclipses"--are a sign used by God to indicate judgment of the nation of Israel. They also teach that solar eclipses are a sign for the judgments of the nations of the world. The discovery of the lunar and solar eclipses in 2014/2015 in relationship to God's appointed Festivals in Leviticus 23, comes from Mark Biltz, pastor of El Shaddai Ministries, in Bonner Lake, Washington.

Mark Biltz; Blood Moons And Solar Eclipses Part 1

The four Blood Moon Lunar eclipses connected to God's Festivals during 2014-2015, occur as follows:

Passover (1st Feast) April 15, 2014

Feast of Tabernacles (7th Feast) October 8, 2014

Passover (1st Feast) April 4, 2015

Feast of Tabernacles (7th Feast) September 28, 2015

The two Solar eclipses connected with God’s appointed times during 2014-2015, occur as follows:

Adar 29/Nisan 1 (Beginning 1st Month) March 20, 2015

Feast of Trumpets (Beginning of 7th Month) September 13, 2015

It is extremely rare for this pattern of solar and lunar eclipses to fall on both Passover (1 Nisan) and Rosh HaShanah (1 Tishri) seven months later--particularly for two years in a row; then, a lunar eclipse a few days after Rosh HaShanah on Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) in the same year (2015). Biltz was intrigued with the statement in the Scriptures that connect the second coming of the Messiah with “signs in the heavens,” particularly the signs that “the sun will be turned into darkness and the moon into blood” before the return of Christ.

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Nearly all of North America, South America and Africa will have a chance to see something truly amazing later this month when three celestial events – a full moon, a supermoon, and a lunar eclipse – will coincide for a few hours.

Most the viewing area will see the full eclipse for about an hour, but where you are in the world will determine just how late you need stay awake (or how early you need to get up) to take it all in.

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Later this month a rare combination of supermoon and a lunar eclipse will be visible over most of North and South America. (NASA/JPL)

According to Timeanddate.com, the West Coast of the United States and Canada have the best timeframe. Folks in Vancouver and Los Angeles can enjoy the sight over dinner with the full eclipse happening roughly between 7:15 and 8:15 in the evening.

Eastern U.S. cities, including New York and Atlanta, will have to wait until 11:15 p.m., and South American cities such as Rio will have to wait a further hour.

Viewers in Europe and Africa will have to get up early on the morning of the 28th, with the full eclipse peaking at around 3:45 a.m. in London and Tangier and about 4:45 a.m. for Madrid and Cape Town.

(MORE: Celestial Sights In September)

So what does it take for these three event to coincide?

The most common of the three, of course is the full moon, which happens every month as the moon makes its orbit around the Earth. The orbit isn’t a perfect circle, so at times the moon is closer and seems bigger in the sky, a phenomenon known as a “supermoon.”

The point in the moon’s orbit that brings it closest to Earth is known as perigee, and the perigee for September will come at a time when the moon is passing through the Earth's shadow, a lunar eclipse.

Light still reaches the moon during a lunar eclipse, but it has to pass through the Earth's atmosphere first. Red light tends to make it through easier and the moon takes on a reddish glow nicknamed the blood moon.

(MORE: "Great American Eclipse" Coming Soon)

The full moon, supermoon, blood moon combo has only happened five times since 1900, with the last coming in 1982, Space.com reports. If you decide to skip this one, you won’t get the chance to see it again until 2033.

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