138 January 29th The Festival of Trees

27 Jan 2026The Festival of Trees begins on January 28th, 30 days before Purim, which is 30 days before the crucifixion. The crucifixion occurred on a Wednesday, Nissan 14, and Jesus rose from the dead on a Sunday, Nissan 17. The timeline of events, including the creation of the world, is meticulously detailed and based on biblical references and calculations.The speaker argues that creation began on 11th September, not 1st Tishrei, as it aligns with biblical symmetry and key events in Jesus’ life. They emphasise the importance of understanding the distinction between the first day of creation and the first day of time, highlighting the significance of hidden days and the Sabbath. The speaker also discusses the creation of Adam and Eve, the flood, and the importance of precise biblical chronology.The speaker discusses the significance of the date of Adam’s death, linking it to the concept of the “third part” of mankind that was lost. They emphasise the simplicity of salvation, highlighting the importance of accepting the Holy Spirit. The speaker also delves into biblical dates and prophecies, suggesting that the rapture will occur in 2030, based on a 2,000-year timeline from the crucifixion.The speaker discusses the inaccuracies of the Gregorian calendar and its impact on biblical timelines. They argue that the current year is 628, not 2026, and that the Jubilee year begins on March 17th, 2026. The speaker also highlights inconsistencies in the Hebrew calendar’s calculation of Passover and the month of Adar.The month of Adar begins on February 14th, not the 18th, and has 30 days. The first of Adar, Rash Chadesh Adar, the Hebrew year begins at sundown on February 16th. The speaker is closely watching the dates of February 14th and 29th, as well as the potential significance of the number 3333 in relation to the tribulation period.