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Title: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: WhiteWings on December 21, 2011, 07:28:45 PM
When Jesus entered Jerusalem four days before His crucifixion people called Him king and waved with tree leaves.
During the Sukkot (Tabernacles) festival tree leaves are waved to in special honor to God.

(http://www.webexhibits.org/calendars/imagesFolder/images2009/shutterstock11553904.jpg)
Sukkot celebration.

The Triumphal entry was in March while the Sukkot festival is in Oktober.
The first night accros the border of  Egypt Israel camped at a place called Sukkoth. Obviously that was a day after Exodus started. Not half a year later.

Nisan 10: Triumphal entry
Nisan 14: Cross

Tishri 10: Yom Kippur/Atonnement Day
Tishri 14: Sukkot/Tabernacles.



The Jewish year seems to have many things double.
Their civil calendar starts in September. The religious calendar starts March.
Their days are sunrise-sunrise but their festival (and weekly?) Sabbaths are sunset-sunset.
If we lay the first first half of teh year over the second half all the main feasts overlap.




So.... is there some connection between the Triumphal entry and Sukkot?
Why does everything overlap?


Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: Beloved Servant on December 21, 2011, 07:39:03 PM


Reminds me of Heaven on Earth.








Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: redhotmagma on December 21, 2011, 07:44:22 PM
We talked about this a while back, I said it was like the winter doesn't exist or something to that effect.

I think its the repeating cycle, or turning something linear into a circle

Remember the 147 pattern?
1 light               Moses tabernacle
2 seas               Solomons temple/pagan
3 land               Reformation temple/zerubabel
4 lights              Christ/church  sun/moon
5 trees               Rome/pagan
6 beasts/man      Reformation
7 rest                Christ Returns/sons
Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: Cardinal on December 21, 2011, 10:50:56 PM
 :cloud9: Because one ful-FILLS the other.  My  :2c:
Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: WhiteWings on December 21, 2011, 11:43:06 PM
Quote from: Cardinal on December 21, 2011, 10:50:56 PM
:cloud9: Because one ful-FILLS the other.  My  :2c:
Maybe, but somehow I think the real/full answer takes more than a few words.
Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: WhiteWings on December 21, 2011, 11:45:20 PM
Quote from: redhotmagma on December 21, 2011, 07:44:22 PM
We talked about this a while back, I said it was like the winter doesn't exist or something to that effect.
Can't remember that. :mblush:

QuoteI think its the repeating cycle, or turning something linear into a circle

Remember the 147 pattern?
1 light               Moses tabernacle
2 seas               Solomons temple/pagan
3 land               Reformation temple/zerubabel
4 lights              Christ/church  sun/moon
5 trees               Rome/pagan
6 beasts/man      Reformation
7 rest                Christ Returns/sons
Hu? :dontknow:

I think it's time to empty the fridge :beerburp:
Title: Re: Sukkot and the triumphal entry
Post by: redhotmagma on December 22, 2011, 12:33:50 AM
The repeating pattern of 1, 4, and 7 being self similar.  There are 7 months in Gods prophetic calendar from passover to tabernacles.  Passover is 1 tabernacles is 7.  They overlay each other because they are self similar.

My days of the week/temple/church outline 1/4/7 being self similar as the times when God came to earth and dealt with His church (7 hasn't happened yet).  Day 1 and 4 are when light was introduced, 4000th year when Jesus came, He is the sun, the church is the moon.

days/dispensations 2 and 5 are similar in that solomon brought in paganism, and so did rome, 3 and 6 were both reformations of above said pagan infiltrations, Christ came day four and will come day 7(hopefully)

Jacob lived 147 years btw

Adam 1, cain 2, able 3, Seth 4
Noah 1, ham 2, japheth 3, shem 4
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