Years ago, when researching the book that became End Times and 2019, I concluded that clues from Bible verses matched up with certain astronomical arrangements in the sky, and that two dates in late 2019 were very significant. Initially I was confused to have two separate dates, and I asked a lot of pastors and ministers a lot of questions. Very few gave any credence to the idea of calculating dates regarding the fulfillment of end times Bible prophecy because of Matthew 24:36.
“If you do not wake up, I will come like a thief, and you will not know at what hour I will come.” Revelation 3:3
“But you, brethren, are not in darkness, that the day would overtake you like a thief.” 1 Thessalonians 5:4
(We just need to be awake – alert – paying attention. Then it is possible to know.)
Eventually one pastor said: “I can understand why you found two dates a few months apart – if they are exactly 75 days apart.” And my dates are exactly 75 days apart. So he had my full attention as he explained the significance of 30 and 45 day periods that are reserved for judgment and wrath….
We are given signs for a reason. The Bible does not give hundreds of signs and warnings so that we can remain ignorant.
Genesis 1:14 tells us to pay attention to the lights in the heavens because God uses them for signs: ““Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night, and let them be for signs.” So I think it is important to understand God’s celestial clock, and to use modern technology to help decode ancient prophetic visions. Because many prophets described the night sky, and astronomical software finally allows us to calculate when the sky will actually match the ancient descriptions. Late 2019 seems to be the focus.
October 14, 2019 is a Jewish holiday known in English as the Feast of Tabernacles – Sukkot in Hebrew – a holiday on which some believe the Messiah will eventually come to Tabernacle with us. The Sun (astronomically representing Christ) hovers over the star Spica on this date – representing the wheat in Virgo’s hand. This is the bread of the virgin – in Hebrew the words are Bethulah and Lehem. This is important.
We are told that when Christ was born, the magi knew there would be a unique star that would hover over Bethlehem as a sign. Because the Earth rotates, any object in our sky moves east to west across the night sky, and nothing can hover in place over a city. But if the wheat in Virgo’s hand, the Virgin’s Bread – Bethulah-Lehem – is the location, then the most unique and special star for us – our Sun – can hover over it for several days.
This could be the astronomical clue for the Second Coming. The “Great Sign of Revelation” in which the Virgin astronomically gives birth to a Son (erroneously expected on 9/23/17) may be fulfilled on that date as well. And most importantly, 75 days later the Sun, Moon, and planets finish a week-long astronomical enactment of an ancient Jewish wedding ceremony in the sky.
Not only do all major steps of a wedding (is it Christ taking His bride?) occur in order, including the 8 minute part where the groom gives the bride the ring lining up with a total eclipse visible from Jerusalem showing “the diamond ring effect” (an effect everyone saw photos of with the August 2017 eclipse over America) – but the eclipse also fulfills Isaiah 13:10 “the sun will be dark when it rises” because the total eclipse will be seen exactly at sunrise over Jerusalem – while we celebrate Christmas!
And the 75 day spread between the end of the wedding and the Great Sign matches the end of Daniel’s periods of 1260, 1290, and 1335 days – assuming the last 30 and 45 days are reserved for judgment and wrath, between 10/14/19 and 12/28/19. Oh, the week-long wedding in the sky also takes place during Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, also very symbolic. I detail the astronomical matches to end times prophecy and the reasons we should pay attention to this particular timing (example: the only time the Bible gives a date for the wedding of a great king to his bride happened on the same date in the Hebrew calendar) for many pages in my previous book, End Times and 2019.
As amazing as October 14, 2019 might be if certain end times prophecies are fulfilled that day, I am even more intrigued by the period from December 21-28, 2019 – when (as described above) the ancient wedding ceremony plays out in the heavens. Because it seems like God’s chosen method for creating a “new heaven and a new earth” might very well involve a POLE SHIFT that week.
Haggai 2:6 “For thus says the LORD of hosts, ‘Once more in a little while, I am going to shake the heavens and the earth, the sea also and the dry land.”
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Great post David! I definitely need to go back and read your books again 🙂
Posted by Angela | October 14, 2018, 11:35 amThank you Angela! Of course my suggested potential timeline could be wrong. Just because any number of signs point me to a certain date doesn’t mean anything happens then. But with enough signs “fitting” late 2019 I’m paying attention.
And if you do read my recent books, Amazon reviews are sorely needed, especially on the newest one on pole shifts. Thank you!
Posted by David Montaigne | October 14, 2018, 12:47 pmTo be found inside the following link…Like all prophets say : The future can always be changed by humanity, God gave them free will !!!
https://ireneconstant.wordpress.com/2015/03/02/prophesy-dragon-coming-out-of-the-sea-gabriel-and-his-horn/
Posted by ireneconstant | January 3, 2019, 1:49 pmBut even with free will, if someone is able to see the future outside/beyond the normal flow of time – isn’t that future just as established as the past, once seen? Decisions based on free will may get us to the future, but once future is seen is it the same as the past for whoever saw it – something that has happened… period – no changing what has happened?
Posted by David Montaigne | January 4, 2019, 11:57 pmI will love to know Israel. Hope when I got a few savings I can finally visit. Only for a week will be fine, but first my visa I will take that one first… I definitely like your article in this publication.
Posted by Sun | July 12, 2019, 5:21 amThe Bible Verse Genesis 1:14 says “Let there be lights in the vault of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark sacred times, and days and years.” I don’t know if that includes the Day of Judgement but I don’t think so
Posted by Jack | January 9, 2019, 12:48 amAlthough I believe the heavenly bodies are used as God’s clock for long-term timekeeping, including future prophetic events, I understand some may consider it a stretch.
Posted by David Montaigne | January 9, 2019, 3:14 amToday I received a clear message that 21 December 2019 is a key date for end times and the second coming of Christ. I have never done anything in the way of prophecy before. But searching for that date lead me here…
Posted by Kate | September 19, 2019, 10:01 pmHow did that message come to you?
Posted by David Montaigne | September 20, 2019, 1:07 amWhile waking up… I was in between dreaming and being fully conscious. It was like a voice in my head, it was very clear and did not feel like my own thoughts. All it said was the date and that is was to do with the second coming of Christ. I asked if this was for real and it said a very definite yes, and that was it. I’ve never experienced anything like it, and didn’t think much of it until I searched the date and found this page.
Posted by Kate | September 20, 2019, 2:08 amOctober 14, 2019 is about over and right or wrong I am glad to see it pass uneventfully. It seems to confirm that my best efforts to calculate a timeline for the fulfillment of Bible prophecy are probably irrelevant.
On a completely different post, Nelson Walters replied to one of my comments today: “The fact that Jesus gave us signs should be an indication that we shouldn’t be looking for dates if we knew the dates with certainty we wouldn’t need to know the signs.”
I replied: “Excellent idea – if we had enough information to deduce a date, further signs would not be necessary – therefore (assuming this idea is correct, and it makes sense to me) if any signs have not yet occurred, there is probably not sufficient information to calculate a date with certainty.”
Posted by David Montaigne | October 15, 2019, 12:57 am