Look at that, a trumpet

[marie glen]

More Scriptural proof of Universal Repentence, Reconciliation, and Renewal (besides all the straight out verses).

I just realized an eschatological pattern I often think about is (of course!) very much reflected in the Book of Revelation.

The pattern is - the Fall Holy Days as the pattern of the Lord's (long) 2nd advent, as the Spring ones were the (exact!) pattern of His first advent. — Look at that.. it's a trumpet.. a telescoping (not unusual) from exact fulfillment of a pattern in a matter of days, via the first advent, to a much wider, centuries long, pattern fulfillment, via the second advent.

Or also the first advent - of a mere three and a half years (a 3.5) - and the long second advent - as a century and a half. [And note this (?) the years of our Lord, A.D. since His ascension to sometime around 2028-2033, plus the thousand years and a half of the long second advent comes to 3.5 centuries. I find that strange. (There is dispute as to which year the Lord was crucified. Prophet Hosea said "after two days He shall return".)

The first advent pattern was exact! It's hard to see however, what with holy week having three Sabbaths, and how First Day of Unleavened Bread was sometimes called Passover, and vice versa. And the days began/begin at sunset rather than at midnight.

The pattern of the Fall Holy Days, with the Book of Revelation:

First is "Trumpets" (of Revelation, and His return at the "last" one) — followed by 10 days/"the 1000yrs" to "Day of Atonement" being "the Judgment" (the Lord talked about) of "kolasis"/correction  — consisting of? 500yrs (represented by 5 days) to "Tabernacles" which in Revelation, is after the "ALL in ALL" event of "making ALL things new when the Son hands the subdued "kosmos" to the Father - who is a consuming/purifying fire. After which, "God Himself will now - TABERNACLE - with man upon Earth made new". —  (The "elements" having "melted with a furious heat" at(?) the death of death and all its shadow. And that death of death is called the second death. The first one being the one of, and in Adam. (Rev.20:14)

Revelation 21:1-5; Leviticus 23

The premise being - Like He was the Passover Lamb, is the Unleavened/unchanged Bread, and is "the Firstfruits"—1 Corinthians 15:22(-28) - making those Spring Holy Days to be prophecy of His first advent, likewise, making the Fall Holy Days, and their pattern, to be prophecy which shall be fulfilled by His long second advent.

2 Peter 2:9 says - "..For God knows how to preserve the unrighteous for CORRECTION/kolazo on Day Of Judgment". And Jesus said "all in the graves, will hear His voice and will come forth (from their graves) those who have done good in the resurrection of life, and those who have done evil in the resurrection of judgment." (Of kolazo/correction. And discernment? Which is also a genuine interpretation of the word judgment.)

Matthew 13:33, as a key to 1 Corinthians 15:22-28? Key being "3".

[marie glen]

What I'm saying is, about prophecy is when something thermo nuclear occurs, as war, that is the first trumpet. (Rev. 7,8)

I may be wrong about some prophecy, though I don't think so (haha) - but one thing I know is I'm not wrong about the ages that follow the Lord's return/appearing. It's a main piece of the puzzle.. holds everything in place. It's a beautiful riddle! (Truth is.) This particular peice of it starts with Israel's ancient Holy Days. The Spring ones prophesied the Lord's so short first advent. And (thus) the Fall ones prophecy and outline His long second advent.
   This is not mine, or anybody's - this strong suggestion of TWO ages making up His second advent - The Millennium and "The Judgment". It could be, I believe, an open door for the sake of the Christian Universalist "good news to all". For if the judgment is an age (suggested by the pattern of the Fall Holy Days, Lev.23).. Well logic surely suggests Peter knew what he was talking about when he wrote the phrase "preserved for CORRECTION on day of judgment". (Greek word kolazo. 2 Peter 2:9)

Is it somewhat hidden? Yes it is and that's part of the excitement! But I'm thinking what an adventure Truth is! And I think we can be sure it's pretty glorious! It's definitely "all in all"! (Jn.5:28-29 w/ 2Pet.2:9)