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The days of Awe

 As we draw near to Yah our Yeshua during the feast days, Yah begins to speak to us of things which are yet to come.  

The day of trumpets or Yom teruah, is a warning and a shout of celebration:  

We celebrate because the righteous will meet Yeshua in the clouds, and escort Him back to earth, to begin to establish His earthly reign.  

The warning is to warn the earth that the 10 days of awe are coming, in which all the armies of the world will be defeated by Yeshua and His army, and all the nations of the world will be judged by Yeshua on the Day of Atonement, aka Yom Kippur.  

To put this in perspective:

The seal judgments will be shared alike by good and bad, righteous and unrighteous. So believers must be prepared to endure through this time period.  

The trumpet judgments will be upon all  those who have received the Mark of the Beast, but those sealed with the name of the Father and Son, will survive, and will be spared from these judgments

The last trumpet will sound, ushering in the Day of Trumpets, Yom Teruah,  and this will usher in the bowl judgments, which are the days of awe.  AKA: the 10 days between the Day of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement.  

So for now, we should seek to be sealed, so that we will be prepared to endure to the end!


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