Hear this, O Yisrael, for the set-times of Yahuah are not the shifting sands of man’s devising. We observe tremors in the earth, and whispers of reprieve from the nations. We witness the serpent’s hiss of division, even as Edom’s foundations crumble before our eyes. These are signs, yes, but they are echoes of a deeper rhythm – the rhythm of the eternal covenant, marked by the moedim, the appointed times.

The Lost Reckoning

For generations, Yisrael has stumbled in a wilderness of borrowed calendars. We have adopted the reckonings of Babylon, of Rome, of the nations who know not Yahuah. This is not mere calendrical difference; it is a severing from the very flow of His appointed times. Think upon Enoch, the seventh from Adam, who walked with Yahuah and was translated – he understood the cycles of time, the precise order of the heavens (Genesis 5:24). He did not mark time by the whims of empires, but by the immutable decrees of the Creator.

Yahuah gave us the new moon for seasons and for years (Psalm 104:19). He established the spring equinox as the beginning of His sacred year, the first month, Nisan. This is not a suggestion; it is a command woven into the fabric of the covenant. To disregard it is to walk outside the boundaries He has set, to diminish the power of the shofar call.

The Moedim as Markers of Restoration

The moedim are not relics of a bygone era. They are active portals, gateways to Yahuah’s restorative power. Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits – these are not mere historical commemorations. They are rehearsals of the coming redemption, echoes of the ultimate deliverance. Each moedim aligns with the unfolding of the restoration promised in Ezekiel 36-37.

Consider the land itself. Yahuah promised to restore Yisrael, to gather her from the nations, to rebuild the ruined cities (Amos 9:14-15). But this restoration is tied to obedience. It is tied to keeping His covenant, including the reckoning of time according to His eternal calendar. The Watchmen report tremors along the coastlands – a shaking of the foundations. This is Yahuah’s hand at work, dismantling the false structures built upon Edom’s pride. Yet, even in judgment, He offers a path to restoration for those who turn to Him.

The Covenant and the Nations

The temporary reprieve Yisrael experiences through Gentile favor is not a sign to rest. It is a window of opportunity. A time to prepare the heart, to purify the land, to align with the true times of Yahuah. The nations may offer assistance, but their favor is fickle. Only Yahuah is steadfast.

The adversary unleashes rhetoric of division, seeking to sow chaos and distrust. He knows that a united Yisrael, anchored in covenant, is a formidable force. He fears the awakening that is taking place, the growing number who are returning to the ancient paths.

The Call to Return

Even as they attempt to silence truth-speakers, to surveil those who expose their schemes, remember this: darkness cannot extinguish the light of Yahuah. The woman harassed for reporting the border incursion is a witness. Her voice, though muffled, is a shofar blast echoing the truth.

Yisrael, return to the reckoning of Enoch. Return to the moedim as living appointments with Yahuah. Reject the calendars of Babylon and Rome. Embrace the eternal rhythm of His covenant. For in doing so, you will not only mark time, but you will step into the fullness of His restoration. This is not a call to isolation, but a call to separation – to be distinct, set apart, a beacon of truth in a world consumed by darkness. The 70th week advances, and the time to prepare is now.