מֽוֹעֲדִ֜ים
Break down of the
word: Base (singular) מוֹעֵד the ים im makes it plural..
The KJV
translates Strong's H4150 in the following manner: congregation (150x), feast (23x), season (13x), appointed (12x), time (12x), assembly (4x), solemnity (4x), solemn (2x), days (1x), sign (1x), synagogues (1x).
Root:
Root
Word (Etymology)
From יָעַד (H3259) yāʿaḏ
The KJV
translates Strong's H3259 in the following manner: meet (7x), together (5x), assemble (4x), appointed (3x), set (3x), time (2x), betrothed (2x), agreed (1x), appointment (1x), gather (1x).
Betrothed
as in the Wedding of the Bridegroom (Christ) and His People (Church)?
Adding ם
to the front of a Hebrew word (Hebrew is written
right to left) brings the meaning of from:
So what comes from a betrothal? A time and place for the actual event
(wedding), date and time and place, invitation (invitees) and perhaps even
auxiliary events like a bridal shower etc.
View of the Appointed times of the Lord (Some
count 8 times/festivals to include the Sabbath others exclude it to count 7)
Christian view of the Jewish
Holidays:
https://hebrew4christians.com/Holidays/holidays.html
https://nazareneisrael.org/book/torah-calendar/why-the-torah-calendar/
https://www.themoedim.com/Moedim/
http://www.rayfowler.org/writings/articles/determining-the-dates-for-easter-and-passover/
“….Determining
the date for Passover:..The
Jewish calendar year begins in late September or early October with the
celebration of Rosh Hashana. …. The new moon marks
the beginning of each month with the full moon occuring
halfway through the month. The seventh month in a normal Jewish calendar year
is the month of Nisan (also called Abib in the Old
Testament). Passover is celebrated on the 14th day of Nisan at the time of the
full moon.
Spring Moedim
Passover – Pesach פֶּסַח
Feast of Unleavened Bread – Hag HaMatzot הַמַּצּוֹת
The first of
First Fruits – Yom Habikkurim ראשׁית
קציר
takes place on the day after the weekly Sabbath in which the Passover falls. ……this single omer (sheaf) of firstfruits symbolizes Yeshua, who was the first of the firstfruits to be raised from the dead
Festival of Weeks (Pentecost) – Shavuot חָג שָׁבֻעֹת
Shavuot is also known as the Feast of Weeks (shavuot means "weeks").
In Christian nomenclature it is often called Pentecost (which comes from the
Greek word pentekostes meaning
"fiftieth"). It occurs about 50 days (7 X 7 weeks) after Passover. In this moed we can see the Most High giving
the Law at
Shavuot is the second of the three pilgrimage festivals
when all Israelite males are to appear before the Lord G-D, the G-d of
Shavuot is also called the Day of the First Fruits
or Yom Habukkurim (Numbers 28:26)
which is from the latter harvest.
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Fall Moedim
Feast of Trumpets – Yom Teruah (יוֹם
תְּרוּעָה) (Rosh Hashanah) רֹאשׁ
הַשָּׁנָה
Yom Teruah is sometimes called
'the feast of which no man knows the day or the hour' because, like the Head of
the Year, we cannot know in advance the day or the hour it will begin. Rather, we
must wait until Yahweh shows us the first crescent sliver of His new moon.
https://nazareneisrael.org/book/torah-calendar/the-day-of-trumpets-yom-teruah/
This is oftentimes translated as the ‘Day of Trumpets’, although it actually translates more like the ‘Day of Blowing,’ or the ‘Day of Shouting.’ Strong’s Concordance tells us that the word ‘Teruah’ (תְּרוּעָה) refers to an acclamation of joy, especially of trumpets, and also as a cry of battle, or an alarm.
Rosh
Hashanah is a two-day observance and celebration that begins on the first day
of Tishrei, which is the seventh month of the ecclesiastical year. In contrast to the ecclesiastical lunar new year on the first day of the first month Nisan, the spring Passover month which marks Israel's exodus from
Egypt, Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the civil year, according to the
teachings of Judaism, and is the traditional anniversary of the creation of Adam and Eve, the first man and woman according to the Hebrew Bible, as well as the initiation of humanity's role in God's world.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosh_Hashanah)
Day of Atonement – Yom Kippur יוֹם
הַכִּפּוּרִים
In
the Hebrew calendar, the ninth day of Tishri is known as Erev Yom Kippur (Yom Kippur eve). Yom Kippur itself begins
around sunset on that day and continues into the next day until nightfall, and
therefore lasts about 25 hours. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Holy_Days#Yom_Kippur) .
Feast of Tabernacles – Sukkot הַסֻּכּוֹת
The 15th day of the 7th month is the start of Sukkot / the Feast of Tabernacles. Sukkot is a 7 day feast in which we
are commanded to dwell in booths.
the
day Messiah returns to dwell [tabernacle] among His people for a thousand
years. This "return of the King" is something for which
believers have been yearning for almost two thousand years.
In
Hebraic thought, a sukka is different than a tent. In
ancient times, tents were typically larger structures that families could live
in, which were oftentimes moved on carts with donkeys, or with camels. In
contrast, the Hebrew word for a tent is an ‘oh-hel’ (אֹהֶל), while the word for a tabernacle or a booth is
‘sukka’ (סֻכָּה). The plural of sukka
is sukkot (סֻּכֹּת).
But
what do sukkot represent? We find sukkot
in Scripture whenever Yahweh’s people have just escaped from some grave and
intense danger. For example, after Esau came out with four hundred men to kill
Jacob, and Yahweh delivered Jacob from the crisis, Jacob then journeyed to a
place called Sukkot, where he then built sukkot for his livestock
LDS VIEW:
https://rsc.byu.edu/vol-13-no-3-2012/jesus-christ-feast-tabernacles
…The
timing of the feast, held in the fall around the time of the yearly harvest or
in-gathering, pointed both backward to the time when God gathered Israel out of
Egypt and forward to the time of “the final harvest when Israel’s mission
should be completed, and all nations gathered unto the Lord.” [9] Thus, Israelites who
gathered to the temple in Jerusalem to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles were
inundated with festivities and symbols that inspired thoughts on a variety of
themes, such as deliverance (past and future), the coming of the Messiah, and
the eventual gathering of all God’s children to him. … They were
to dwell in these booths all week so they would always remember that the Lord
“made the children of
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https://propheticappointments.com/
Farrell states
that God set up these dates/times or markers on His calendar as reference
points. The vision of Daniel was locked
up for the latter days. Aligning the
days given in the book of Daniel with God’s dates provides us with insight into
the time of the end. From His chart
Daniel’s Hour of Judgment: He has two 7 year periods one for America (2nd
half of what the chart shows as a 14 year period for America) starting 3.5
years prior to the One for Israel. (Not sure why)
Dates of the
Daniel’s Hour of Judgment chart:
American 14
year events:
First 7 year
periods starts with the complete US eclipse 7/21/2017 (7 year preparation:
Pharaoh’s dream for Egypt)
American 2nd
7 year period (2nd half of 14 year) starts with the 2nd
eclipse event in America (4/8/2024) start of 7 years for Rachel: Jacob’s
trouble in America. Rapture happens at the end of these 7 years putting it at
the Mid Point (Mid Trib) of Israel’s 7 year period.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QysWtpXEtHc
From video
presentations Events (Times) with Dates:
1335 days
1290 days
trumpets 10/1/2027-4/13/2031
>>>> 1st
½ 7 year period of Daniel …Tribulation
1260 days Atonement
4/13/2031-9/23/2034
>>>>> 2nd
½ Daniel. Farrell states that this
whole period is the wrath…
2300 days Chunaka 12/25/2024-4/13/2031