Our faithful patience will be rewarded! Keep your oil filled! Even if it's not today and there's yet another delay, He will surely come for His Bride! The wisdom of man is foolishness to God, and all things will be revealed in His perfect timing! Let us remember that justice delayed is grace extended. There's always one more soul we can witness to. Keep the faith, brothers and sisters! I love you all!
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I trust in you Heavenly Father, Holy Spirit, Jesus ❤❤❤ Your timing is perfect and we just need to wait in faith and try to bring as many to You Lord♥️ Lord give us strength and hope as we wait on You♥️ Wait on the Lord, be of good courage, and He shall strengthen thine heart. Wait I say on the Lord❤❤❤
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It can't be next year, let's just be patient and continuously ask the Lord for understanding 🙏❤
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Joel 2:1 KJV 1 Blow ye the trumpet in Zion, and sound an alarm in my holy mountain: let all the inhabitants of the land tremble: for the day of the Lord cometh, for it is nigh at hand; When I read this scripture, I read it as blow the Trumpets in Zion (Feast of Trumpets) then the day of the Lord will come. I believe everyone announcing his coming fulfills this. I believe he's going to wait for the 23rd and 24th of September. Gods September
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Hi Pastor Vincent, just woken up and it’s a normal morning here in 🇦🇺- no gloominess or darkness indicating the Day of The LORD. Looks like we’re earth bound another year. I’m 😢 but at peace about it. Praise The LORD! ❤️ and blessings to a
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I SERIOUSLY DONT THINK I CAN HANDLE ANOTHER DAY LET ALONE ANOTHER YEAR, COME JESUS COME🙏
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Its this year. October 2026 doesn't work or fit. THIS IS THE YEAR
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Some are saying Oct 29-30 or the 40th day Nov 2 like the flood, or November 11 Dec 14 per newmoonrapture.
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Oom Vincent. Ek is so moeg gekyk.... Dit voel asof al hierdie "predictions" net nie tot vervulling kom nie. Een datum ná die ander. Wat as Hy níé nou kom nie??? Ek wil wraggies nie nog n jaar wag nie!!!!! Ek weet dis voor die deur, maar elke keer as n datum kom en gaan is ek teleurgesteld. 😢 Bid vir my. Xx
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I've been meditating on 1 Kings 6:38, the only verse in the entire Bible that mentions the month of Bul, "In the eleventh year, in the month of Bul, which is the eighth month, the house was finished according to all its plans and specifications." (NASB). This month, now called Cheshvan (October/November), is unique. It has no major Jewish feasts, and yet it's when Solomon's Temple was completed, exactly as planned. That’s not a random detail; it’s prophetic. We know we are the Temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 3:16). So this may point to a powerful typology: just as the physical temple was completed in the 8th month, could the spiritual temple, the Church, be completed in a hidden time, outside the expected feast days⁉️ Interestingly, Cheshvan is often referred to in Jewish tradition as "the hidden month." In the Hebrew year 5784, a 13th month (Adar II) was added, pushing all the fall feasts later on the Gregorian calendar. That means this year, Cheshvan, the 8th month, aligns more closely with the timing of the feasts than usual. Hidden in plain sight and on God’s heavenly calendar‼️ It’s so intriguing to me that 1 Kings 6:38 is the only place in the entire Bible where the month of Bul is mentioned, 1 verse out of 31,102‼️🤯 A true hidden gem with prophetic weight‼️ Tomorrow (Oct 23–24) marks the New Moon and the start of Cheshvan. The Sun is still in Virgo and until today, 10/22, temperatures in Indiana, where I live, and in Jerusalem, have remained unusually high, more like September weather…🤷🏽 Could this be a hint that the seasons ARE out of sync with the calendar, another sign pointing to divine timing⁉️🤷🏽 Just as Solomon’s temple was completed in the 8th month before its dedication, perhaps the Church Age is nearing completion, ready to be caught up for the wedding feast of the Lamb (Rev. 19:7). Due to the calendar deception, could this be a hidden time for a hidden bride⁉️🙌🏽 Even so, come, Lord Jesus‼️🙌🏽🙏🏽
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The Calendar Deception-A Biblical Foundation: October 20th, 2025 The modern calendar is misaligned with God’s true reckoning of time, causing the Moedim to occasionally fall out of sync with their intended seasons, both agriculturally and prophetically. This potential misalignment carries profound implications, particularly as believers watch for the return of Jesus Christ, whose coming is intimately tied to the feasts and celestial signs appointed by God in Genesis 1:14. This is based on God’s instructions: “This month shall be the beginning of months for you; it is to be the first month of the year to you.” Exodus 12:2, NASB “Observe the month of Abib and celebrate the Passover…for in the month of Abib the Lord your God brought you out of Egypt by night.” Deuteronomy 16:1, NASB The month of Abib (Nisan) must occur in the spring. But since lunar months (29.5 days) only total about 354 days/year, a purely lunar calendar would drift ~11 days per year from the seasons. Enter: The 13th Month, Adar II (and also note the significance of the number 13 with rebellion and apostasy) To keep the months aligned with the solar year (and seasons), an extra month is added in 7 out of every 19 years (a Metonic cycle). This month is Adar II, inserted before Nisan. Purpose: To ensure Passover stays in spring (near the vernal equinox), an attempt by the Orthodox Jews, to keep God’s appointed feasts aligned with agricultural and prophetic seasons. So yes, there is a 13th month in leap years on the Jewish calendar, and it pushes everything forward by ~30 days. Could this explain the sun still being in Virgo in October of 2025? Possibly and here's why: 2023-2024 was a Hebrew leap year (5784-5785 with Adar II), it is verifiable and traceable that Tishrei (Jewish “New Year” month) normally falls in September, falls into October of 2025. Feasts like Yom Teruah (Trumpets), Yom Kippur, and Sukkot are all delayed by one lunar month compared to non-leap years. For Clarification: The Added 13th Month in 5784 Directly Affects the Hebrew-Gregorian Alignment in 2025 and here’s a Step-by-Step Timeline: 1. 5784 (2023–2024) was a Hebrew leap year. A 13th month, Adar II, was added. This extended the Hebrew year from its typical ~354 days to ~384 days. 2. Because of this leap year, every subsequent month, including Tishrei 5786 (which began the fall feasts in 2025) gets pushed later into the Gregorian year by approximately 29.5 days, relative to a non-leap-year cycle. 3. Therefore, the feasts of Tishrei such as Yom Teruah (Trumpets), Yom Kippur, and Sukkot fall later on the Gregorian calendar in 2025 than they would have if 5784 had not included a leap month. The shift is not theoretical: it is a measurable, calendar-verified shift that causes the biblical seventh month (Tishrei) to begin approximately ~4 weeks later on the Gregorian calendar than it would have without the leap month. This demonstrates that God’s moedim are fixed by His calendar, not the Gregorian one (Genesis 1:14; Leviticus 23). We can see that the Sun is still in Virgo around October 20, 2025 is consistent with a Hebrew calendar that had been “shifted” forward due to the leap year. Therefore, it is factually correct to say that the 13th month in 5784 has had a direct and traceable effect on the timing of the fall feasts in 2025, pushing them deeper into the Gregorian autumn, which is heading into Cheshvan, "the hidden month" and the only month with no Moed, which directly falls on 30 Tishrei and 1 Cheshvan, 10/22-10/23 which is also a New Moon. Also, this would possibly explain why it is 80 degrees in late October in Indiana and 77 degrees in Jerusalem. God’s appointed times are not governed by ANY calendar but His own, and are governed by His reckoning of time: “Then God said, ‘Let there be lights in the expanse of the heavens to separate the day from the night, and they shall serve as signs and for seasons [mo’edim], and for days and years.” Genesis 1:14 NASB 🕰️ God’s calendar is not man's calendar. 🌒 The 13th month explains a prophetic realignment. 🌞 The Sun in Virgo in October aligns with delayed feasts. 🌾 We may STILL be in God’s appointed “fall feast” season, prophetically. 👑 We are STILL in a high-watch period for the return of Christ. “But you, brethren, are not in darkness, that the day would overtake you like a thief.” 1 Thessalonians 5:4, NASB Now, regarding both the added 13th month (Adar II) in 5784 and the 13-day Julian-Gregorian shift: The 13-day Julian-Gregorian shift does not change the prophetic timeline we've established for 2025 in relation to: The position of the sun in Virgo on October 20, 2025, The Hebrew calendar shift due to the added 13th month (Adar II) in 5784, Or the New Moon and high-watch window on October 23–24. Here’s Why: The prophetic timeline we’re now working with is based on the modern (Gregorian) Calendar: The Gregorian calendar is the civil calendar used worldwide, including for astronomical tracking (e.g., Sun in Virgo). Various tools use the Gregorian calendar for all modern dates, including planetary alignments and moon phases. Because the sun is still in Virgo on October 20, 2025, we’re talking about a Gregorian-based observation, not Julian. The Julian shift is only relevant for historical comparison, not for modern Astronomical Events. The 13-day lag of the Julian calendar affects only those who still use it, mainly certain Eastern Orthodox churches or for tracking historical feast dates pre-1582. It does not affect actual celestial positions (like the Sun in Virgo) or the modern Hebrew calendar, which is calculated to align with Gregorian dates today. For example: October 20, 2025 (Gregorian) = October 7, 2025 (Julian), Sun’s position is still the same in both systems, because the Sun doesn’t follow calendars. The key realignment was caused by Adar II, not the Julian Drift: The 13th month added in 5784 is what shifted the biblical months forward by ~29.5 days. That’s why the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah), normally in early September, fell on September 23, 2025, and Sukkot extended into mid-October. This is what explains why we could very well still be in the “fall feast season” prophetically, even the week of October 20, 2025. The Julian shift didn’t cause this, the leap year in the Hebrew calendar did. The real calendar conflict isn’t Julian vs. Gregorian, It’s Man vs. God: The Julian shift is a side effect of “human” error in trying to calculate time. The Gregorian calendar corrected some of that error, but it still doesn’t follow God’s appointed calendar in Leviticus 23 and Genesis 1:14. The Hebrew calendar, though originally Torah-based, is now fixed and pre-calculated, no longer based on actual moon sightings or aviv barley, making it a blend of God’s system and man’s adaptation. The 13-day Julian-Gregorian difference does not affect the modern prophetic timeline, because: Astronomical signs (e.g., Sun in Virgo) are observed in real-time using the Gregorian calendar. The Hebrew calendar’s 5784 leap year is the actual reason the fall feasts shifted into late September and October of 2025. We are still within the biblical fall season, on the edge of 1 Cheshvan, the “hidden month,” beginning October 23-24, 2025, coinciding with a New Moon. The fact that the Sun is in Virgo on October 20th and the New Moon on October 23-24, is prophetically significant, and they stand on their own, independent of the old Julian s
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THE BLOOD MOON WAS ON MY BIRTHDAY NOVEMBER 8TH IN 2003&2022 IM BORN 11/08/1995 AT 3:26 AM ITS IN 2025 NO MORE WAITING IM READY NOW🌍
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Vincent Wienand
THE NEW MOON WAS SEEN IN SOUTH AFRICA CAPE TOWN BUT NOT IN ISRAEL
We have to wait till tonight at 18:00 Israel time.
Asteroid ☄️ hurtling and gigantic solar flare to earth. Don’t know how true this is.
If nothing occurs by tomorrow than we have wait until October 12-13 -2026.
We will observe Feast of Atonement for the next ten days In fasting and prayer seeking GOD for answers.
Share your thoughts and words from Holy Spirit in the comment box.
Job mentioned that God likes to hide; The book of Job contains several passages where Job expresses a feeling that God is hidden or absent, such as "When He is at work in the north, I cannot behold Him; when He turns to the south, I cannot see Him" (Job 23:9). These verses are spoken during Job's profound suffering as he questions why he cannot find or understand the reason for his misery, despite his belief in God's power.
Praying for you and those that comment I will personally pray for you.
Much love 💕
Vincent.
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