Greetings:
You can now hear podcasts XXX and XXXI, Parts I and II of “Yahushua’s Birthday – The Truth About Yom Teruah September 11, 03 BCE.”
Yesterday I published the basic transcript of these two podcasts, but in the podcasts, I add some more information. At the end of Podcast XXXI, Part II, I tell how I went online and got the dating of Hanukkah 04 BCE and the dating of Yom Teruah 03 BCE, both from the Jewish calendar of that time, which was pre-rabbinic, so the dates were arrived at by the sighting of the new moon from Jerusalem, corresponding to the dates of our calendar.
Haggai 2 talks about Kislev 24, the 1st day of Hanukkah saying “from this day forward I will bless you.” Kislev 24 corresponded to December 14th in 4 BCE. The gestation period of a baby in the womb is 280 days or 40 weeks. I counted forward 40 weeks and it came to the week of September 11th. I looked at the chart for Yom Teruah 03 BCE, and it fell on September 11th eve.
Yahushua was born between 6:14 PM and 7:45 PM on that evening. That small window in time is determined by the exact Revelation 12 alignment of the sun in the womb area of Virgo, the Virgin, Betula in Hebrew, and the first sliver of the new moon being at her feet. No other time would have matched the Revelation 12:1-5 prophetic vision of Yochanan.
Listen to the podcasts so that you get more information than is in the transcripts, but you can follow along with the podcast by looking at the transcript. I did not plan it this way, but these two podcasts on His birth come between our study of Revelation 19 and 20 – the chapters of His victory over the Dragon!
Enjoy both! Celebrate His birth either on the 11th or whatever date Yom Teruah is by the Creator’s calendar this September. And, in podcast Part II, Podcast XXXI, I tell what day the Magi got to Bethlehem in 2 BCE. You can celebrate that too with a smile, that the “Sun of Righteousness” (Malachi 4) usurped the splendor of the birth of all the sun gods.
HalleluYah! Shabbat Shalom,
Yedidah
September 2, 2017