So can I ask you why the video that speaks of Lucifer (a mistaken name) is important because in the dream he comes in a red coat with a black belt around his girdle?
However, while watching all of this I was bothered that they seemed to be focusing exclusively on the Old Testament even though the rapture that I was focused on was for the believers in the church and our covenant is the New Testament. I felt that we should be looking specifically at the New Testament and using the Old Testament to fill in the background.
I then discovered that the book of 2 Corinthians ends with a rapture and the last 8 chapters refer to the rededication of the Temple, Hanukkah. I felt that would be significant for the mid tribulation rapture, particularly since Hanukkah depicts the tribulation and the AntiChrist and because it is a festival mentioned in the New Testament and not in the Old Testament.
But there was another approach many were taking when looking at the rapture. Other events appeared to take place at the same time, namely the judgement on the Great Babylon that takes place in an hour. So I thought perhaps it will be easier to determine when the judgement on the Great Babylon takes place knowing that this event is closely linked to the rapture. The judgement on the great Babylon is the judgement on the apostasy so that led to looking into the apostasy.
I then saw reference after reference that reminded me of Christmas. I was always averse to Christmas knowing that it was a result of adopting pagan worship into the church. But then I considered that regardless of what I thought of this celebration, if you believe that the Lord Jesus is sovereign over all, especially over His church, then it is under His sovereignty that we celebrate Christmas as we do and when we do. So then I asked, what is the message here?
The celebration seems to be split into two celebrations. You have those recalling the birth of Jesus from the account in Luke. It is a sweet, wonderful worship of the Lord's coming. Why would the Lord want us to worship this on the 24th in the evening if this was not His birth? According to the OT all these festivals are Holy convocations, a rehearsal for events to take place in the future. Could this Christmas festival be when it is because we are rehearsing an event that will take place in the future?
I then considered the pagan celebration of Christmas and it was stunning. There are very many verses in the Bible that correlate with this celebration as describing the judgement on Babylon.
I have already posted all of this previously, probably since Thanksgiving of this year.
Dimitri Duduman is a very credible prophet, you can learn about him if you don't already know, and his vision of Satan coming with all the fallen angels reminds me of Santa with the red coat and big wide black belt.
It seems to me that Passover was a prophecy of exactly how the Lord would be crucified, in the same way I think Christmas is a prophecy of the judgement on the apostate church. They will wake up and realize they exchanged the glory of the Lord Jesus for a bunch of junk from the mall.