The Coming Convergence Page #27

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what more could he

possible have done?

I mean, what more could

you possibly want?

- (dramatic music)

- (horns honking)

[Narrator] Even still,

some may be thinking

if the convergence leading

to the tribulation period

and the second coming of

Christ is happening now,

as most theologians and

eschatologists believe,

then why is it that

even many Christians

are turning a blind eye

to the coming convergence,

claiming that we can't

know the day or the hour.

A commonly repeated phrase

that actually comes

from Jesus himself.

He stated that nobody will

know the day or the hour

because of misinformation

about prophesy in general.

Most people will

interpret that to mean,

"Well, since we can't know

how much time is left,

what's the point of

looking for any signs?"

But in fact, Christ was

telling us, "Look for signs."

It's not that you don't

know the times and seasons,

you know, when Paul mentions

the times and seasons brethren,

you're not to be ignorant,

he's talking about

that prophetic pattern

of the signs, of the seasons,

the feasts of the Lord.

(dramatic music)

[Narrator] The feasts of the

Lord, or divine appointments,

these are ancient prophetic

dates or rehearsals

that have been passed

down through generations

and the feast days

overlay perfectly

on the biblical

prophetic timeline.

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The scriptures present

seven feasts in total.

The first four occur

in the in the Spring

and foretold the first

coming of the messiah.

For example, the first Spring

feast, known as Passover,

prophesied the very day

that the messiah

would be sacrificed.

These feasts

begin with Passover

but something very special

happened on Passover.

That was the day that

Jesus was crucified.

He fulfilled these

feasts to the exact day.

For example, for Passover,

they would take a blameless,

spotless lamb

and they would use that to

sacrifice for their sins.

And so all this

symbolism wrapped up

in the Passover sacrifice,

Jesus fulfilled,

even coming and presenting

himself as the lamb of God.

John the Baptist,

when he saw Jesus,

said, "Behold, the lamb of God."

He wasn't just

speaking figuratively.

There are four in the Spring

and there are three

that are in the Fall.

And what you find

is a pattern here.

That the first

four in the Spring

were all fulfilled in the

first coming of the messiah,

Jesus Christ, but we

are now on the verge

of the beginning

and the fulfillment

of the final three feasts.

[Narrator] And this is where

things become interesting.

The remaining feasts,

all taking place in the Fall,

appear to foretell the

second coming of the messiah

during the last generation.

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