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15 October 2011. Edited 16 Oct. 2011
By Mark Farquharson
On the night of the 13 October I look out the window and saw the moon looking full. Now of course the actual full moon was on the 11/12 October. However it still looked full when I looked. The 13 October is the start of first tabernacles, which is a feast that goes for 8 days until the 20 October. The feast is in the seven Hebrew month starting on the 15. This means the 16 of the seventh Hebrew month is the 14 October.
Back on the 18 April 2011, I saw the actual full moon. I incorrectly at the time dated this as the start of Unleavened Bread which goes for seven days. Actual start of Unleavened Bread was 21 April 2011. Unleavened Bread starts on the 15 of the first Hebrew month. I took Wave Sheaf which is on the 16 of the first Hebrew month, to be at the time the 19 April, when it was actually the 22 April. The point is that God was giving me a sign on the date I thought was the 15 of the first month.
A month later on the 17 May 2011, I saw the full moon again. At the time I took this for the start of Second Feast of Unleavened Bread, which actually started on 19 May. I did not observe the full moon in June, July, August or September. These two that I observed earlier then are a sign.
It is now six lunar months after observing the first full moon. While I was wrong on dates before the first indication was on the day before I thought was Wave Sheaf. The ninth sign is to do with barley, and Wave Sheaf is to do with Barley. In the Journal entry “Second tabernacles,” I mentioned about a count of seven times 30 or 210 days, starting at Wave Sheaf. If the count is to do with the ninth sign, then starting the count at Wave Sheaf makes sense. The numbers were indicate with money, and the ninth sign is money. Thus it has now been six lunar months, but not 6 times 30 which is 180 days. We have been on a cycle of shorter lunar months, which on average are 29 and half days.
The last count of thirty days starts on the 19 October 2011 and the 210th day is the 17 November. However you want the next day for the 17 Nov is include in the count. Thus a 210 day count brings us to the 18 Nov. This brings you to the seven day in the second feast of tabernacles. Noting the construction sign it started on the last day of the feast of tabernacles, that is the 22 day of the seventh Hebrew month which will be the 20 Oct and end on the seven day in the second feast of tabernacles, that being the 21 day in the eighth Hebrew month, which is the 18 Nov. While the count brings you to the 18 and the construction sign also brings you to the 18, the bridge that was being constructed opened on the 22 of the eight month, taking this as an indication that would then be the 22 of eight Hebrew month or the 19 Nov, be the last day of the second feast. Thus the watch dates are 18/19 Nov.
There seems to be some indication that something is a week away. This could be indicating the last day of the feast of Tabernacles. Then again it could be indicating something else.
The next full moon is on the 10 November. Second Feast of Tabernacles starts on the 12 November 2011. The count ends on the 18 Nov. which is the seven day of the feast. The last day of the second feast is the 19 November.
Copyright © Mark J Farquharson 2011. Edited 16 Oct. 2011
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