Four Blood Moons John Hagee Ministry is selling a book with the title Four Blood Moons. Those of you who follow Pastor Hagee on this journey of these moons turning to blood, as the ones before that great day of our Lord, could be wrong in his interpretation and then disappointed. Yes, NASA has projected two blood moons in 2014 and two in 2015. The dates are exciting and yet troubling for some Bible scholars. The dates would lead a person to think in terms of the lunar tetrad as Gods sign of the end and how do they relate to The Day of Lord? The dates for the appearances of these four blood moons are in March - April and September - October months of each year and they correspond on very important Jewish Feast dates. Whats so significant about these months? March and April are the same months that Feast of Passover (Close to Easter time) takes place and September and October is when the Feast of Tabernacle occurs. NASA has projected the exact dates of each of four blood moons, and they fall on Feast of Passover and Feast of Tabernacles both years. The book of Genesis in chapter 1 tells us that day 4 of creation was created for a sign. In Matthew 24 in the Olivette Discourse we find Jesus disciples asking him a couple of questions. When will be the end and what will be the sign of your coming? Its obvious that God will use the sun, moon, and stars to announce his coming, and though the blood moons only appear over the hemisphere of North and South America they are an issue with me, but not a crisis. The only eclipse that appears over Israel is September 15, 2015. I think all eclipes are relevant in how they lean toward war and a false peace over building the temple. I think the blood moons are significant an play a part toward the Lord’s return, and with that I believe every day we wake that we need to be ready, for we do not know when death will catch us off guard. To read the full article click on the link thomasink.org/HIStory.html#anchor_80
Posted on: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 02:10:23 +0000
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