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This page contains valuable learning resources that will reinforce your understanding of the Messiah in the Appointed Times. Our plan is to add more resources, including videos and quizzes that will test your knowledge and help you become confident in your understanding of this extremely important subject. Check back occasionally for changes to this page or click the “Stay Updated” link and sign-up to be notified when new resources have been added.

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The Time Signature of the Messiah During the Year of the Exodus

This animation recreates the Time Signature of the Messiah in less than two minutes – it provides a great recap and memory aid for you! But it is also important that you read The Messiah Beyond a Shadow of Doubt and/or view the videos on this website to help you understand how the timing is derived from the Bible. With this knowledge, you can be confident in your understanding of the Lord’s mysterious plan for identifying His Messiah to the world. After you are comfortable with this animation and the Time Signature of the Messiah, you will be ready to view the next animation to see how Jesus fulfilled it with perfect precision.

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Jesus’ Fulfillment of the Time Signature of the Messiah

In less than two minutes, this animation demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Time Signature of the Messiah in the timing and substance of key events of His ministry. We encourage you to become familiar with the Time Signature in the previous animation and learn how they were introduced in the Law of Moses. The Messiah Beyond a Shadow of Doubt book and the videos on this website will explain the details of how Jesus fulfilled these special days. As you view this animation, it will quickly become obvious that the timing and substance of Jesus’ fulfillments were planned by the Author of these mysterious events, clearly spotlighting Him as the Lord’s Messiah.

You should be aware that the timing of the Appointed Times changes from year to year since two of the events, First Fruits and The Feast of Weeks (also known as Pentecost) are to be observed on specific days of the week, rather than on calendar days. This means that their days and dates will differ slightly from year to year. It is similar to modern holidays being defined on specific days of the week, such as the third Monday in January or the fourth Thursday in November, which results in the holidays falling on different calendar days each year. As you will see in these animations, the timing of the Appointed Times during the year of the exodus was identical to their timing during the year of Jesus’ passion (i.e., His death, burial, resurrection, and Pentecost).

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