In
a new non-fiction book, “Four Blood Moons,” Pastor John Hagee draws on
scripture, NASA science and recorded history to explore the significance of
astronomical events and to caution believers of a momentous, upcoming series of
lunar events that may directly impact not only the nation of Israel but
possibly all of humanity.
According
to Hagee, four blood moons have occurred on the Hebrew holy days of Passover
and the Feast of the Tabernacles, only three times in the last 500 years. These
same three dates in Israel’s history just happen to be the most important dates
for the nation, writes Hagee. “
In
1493, the four blood moons occurred on the Hebrew holidays of Passover and the
Feast of Tabernacles. This signified the beginning of the fall of Spain
following the expulsion of the Jews a year earlier and was God’s announcement
to the world that “the mantle of prosperity had thusly been placed on the
shoulders of the infant nation that would become the United States” since it
became a refuge for the Jewish people.
The
second appearance of four blood moons appearing on Hebrew holy days was
1949-1950. They occurred on Passover and the Feast of Tabernacles and coincided
with Israel being declared a nation.
The
third occurrence was in 1967-1968, when the Six-Day War took place, uniting the
city of Jerusalem for the first time in 2,000 years.
The
next four blood moon tetrad (an occurrence of 4 total
lunar eclipses in a row) falling on the same
Hebrew holy days, occurred early this morning April 15, 2014 – only the fourth
time in the last 500 years.
- April 15, 2014 –
Passover
- October 8, 2014
– Feast of Tabernacles
- April 4, 2015 –
Passover
- September 28,
2015 – Feast of Tabernacles
What
is the prophetic significance of these events? Looking through the lens of Biblical
prophecy we see in Joel 2:31, the Bible says, "The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood,
before the great and the terrible day of the LORD comes." What could this mean
for us?
I
will explore more of this in tomorrow’s blog.
Your
pastor and partner in ministry,
Kyle
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