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A26: JUBILEE YEAR COUNTDOWN

Oct 26, 2025 · 14m 21s
A26: JUBILEE YEAR COUNTDOWN
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The provided text outlines a complex system of eschatological prophecy based on Jubilee Year Cycles and various Biblical timelines to predict the timing of the Rapture and the Second Coming...

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The provided text outlines a complex system of eschatological prophecy based on Jubilee Year Cycles and various Biblical timelines to predict the timing of the Rapture and the Second Coming of Jesus. The author calculates that if Jesus was crucified in 32 AD, then 2025 marks 40 prophetic 50-year Jubilee cycles since that event, suggesting that 2033 would be the 2,000-year anniversary of the Church Age and the year of Christ's return. This calculation leads to the speculative conclusion that the Rapture must occur seven years prior, in 2026, to accommodate the seven-year Tribulation Period. Furthermore, the source explores the prophetic significance of the 120 Jubilee Cycles (equating to 6,000 years) of human history and debates specific dates for the Rapture within 2026, such as July 23rd or September 23rd, based on interpretations of various Jewish Feasts and the end of the harvest. Ultimately, the text presents a hypothetical timeline suggesting humanity is at or near the 6,000-year mark since Adam's creation, signaling the imminent end of the Church Age and the beginning of the Millennial Reign.

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Author Luis B. Vega
Organization PostScripts
Website postscripts.org
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