Will the Moon Actually Turn to Blood? The Blood Moon

FHMI-1490Shane VaughnTeaching

(primary) Joel 2:31
(secondary) Matthew 24:29–30 — Matthew 24:29-30
(secondary) Acts 2:19–20 — Acts 2:19-20
(secondary) Genesis 1:14
(secondary) Leviticus 23:2
(secondary) Colossians 2:16

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Summary This short teaching argues that the moon 'turned to blood' (Joel 2:31; Acts 2:20) is a total lunar eclipse, and that Genesis 1:14's 'seasons' (moed) means YAHWEH's appointed times, so the sun and moon were made to mark His feasts. It holds that eclipses falling on feast days are signals to Israel, citing the 1949-50 and 1967-68 tetrads, and that as the spring feasts were fulfilled at the first coming, the fall feasts will be fulfilled at the second.

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This short teaching argues that the moon 'turned to blood' (Joel 2:31; Acts 2:20) is a total lunar eclipse, and that Genesis 1:14's 'seasons' (moed) means YAHWEH's appointed times, so the sun and moon were made to mark His feasts. It holds that eclipses falling on feast days are signals to Israel, citing the 1949-50 and 1967-68 tetrads, and that as the spring feasts were fulfilled at the first coming, the fall feasts will be fulfilled at the second.

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