924 Blood Moon Rising: Queen Esther, Purim and the Rapture!

25 Feb 2026The upcoming Purim holiday on March 3rd, 2026, coincides with a total blood moon lunar eclipse, sparking speculation about its significance. This event is compared to a similar series of eclipses around the time of Jesus’ crucifixion, leading to interpretations of biblical prophecies about the end times. The video also explores the book of Esther, drawing parallels between Esther’s story and the pre-tribulation rapture, and highlighting the auspicious timing of Purim on a Tuesday, the day of Jesus’ first miracle.The parable of the wedding feast in Matthew 22 is compared to the story of Esther, highlighting the invitation to the kingdom of God. Esther, a type of the church, is chosen as the king’s bride after a period of preparation, symbolising the church’s purification and glorification. The Greek word for “virgin” in Esther also signifies covenant fidelity, connecting to the parable of the wise and foolish virgins.The book of Esther is interpreted as a prophetic allegory for the church age, tribulation, and the rapture. Esther’s crowning as queen before Haman’s rise to power symbolises the church’s removal before the antichrist’s revelation. The Jews’ victory over their enemies on the 13th of Adar mirrors the mid-tribulation point of salvation and protection for the remnant.