The calendar can be a bombshell issue. For my family, we have recognized that the Hillel II is not perfect, but that Judah will get it right when Abba is ready. In the meantime, we have chosen to walk with them knowing many of the end times prophecies are contingent upon them and therefore they will be observing on the right day in order to fulfill God’s purposes.
Well, seems Abba is doing His work and I need not worry… Neither should the rest of us! Check out this article in Breaking Israel News.
Sanhedrin Performs Rare Biblical Commandment Not Seen For 2,000 Years
Last Thursday, a Biblical commandment that hasn’t been seen in 2,000 years was fulfilled. In the Cardo neighborhood of the Old City of Jerusalem, two witnesses stood before the Sanhedrin and gave testimony that established the beginning of the new month.
Setting the new month by witnesses is considered by Rashi, a prominent commentator on the Bible, to be the first mitzvah (Biblical commandment) the Nation of Israel received after leaving Egypt. With great spiritual meaning, establishing the calendar is far more than a convenience. It is so important that it takes precedence over the Sabbath. In Biblical times, witnesses were permitted to break the Sabbath in order to arrive in Jerusalem and stand before the Sanhedrin.
Read more at http://www.breakingisraelnews.com/63610/sanhedrin-performs-rare-biblical-commandment-not-seen-2000-years-jewish-world/#0RRvWef8vMJSz1rs.99
Bottom-line: The Father is going to work out all the wrinkles in HIS timing. We need to concern ourselves with Him and getting our own House in order…. 😉
About Pete Rambo
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Interesting it was not done that way all 12 months. Wheel of stars by Andrew Gabriel Roth had made mention of when this began bc there were counterfeiters lighting beacons to throw the rest off. 7 months were marked by this practice rather-Nisan, Iyar, Av, Elul, Tishri and Kislev only-page 202 in Eldersheim’s ‘the Temple service and ministry’
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