The Last Blood Moon | Beth Immanuel Messianic Synagogue

The Last Blood Moon

By: 
D. T. Lancaster
Recording Date: 
09/10/2015
Eschatology
prophecy
fall festivals
Sukkot
second coming
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The last blood moon in a series of four lunar eclipses, each falling on significant holy days, occurs on the first day of Sukkot 5776. Is it a sign from heaven? In this teaching from Beth Immanuel Plugged In, Pastor Lancaster sketches out an overview of the blood moon phenomenon and offers his own interpretation of the astronomical event.

 

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