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The Philosophy of Christianity Podcast · Pastor Joe Mixie

The Feast of Trumpets

June 30, 2024·24 min·2 clips
The host explains, 'The Greek word is harpazo... it means to be caught up, to be taken, to be snatched. The Lord's coming back. He's going to snatch us all up.'
The host presents a biblical teaching arguing that the Old Testament Feast of Trumpets is not the modern Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah, but rather a prophetic object lesson that points to the future rapture of the Christian church and the second coming of Jesus Christ. He connects trumpet imagery from the feast to key New Testament passages about the resurrection of the dead and the gathering of believers.

As heard by us

A clear move from Feast of Trumpets to the day of the Lord.

The sermon frames the spring feasts as fulfilled in Christ and the fall feasts as still ahead, with the Feast of Trumpets set out as the first of that later group.

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You want the Feast of Trumpets tied straight to the day of the Lord and future events.

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