Feast of trumpets

[visionary]

Another name for Rosh HaShanah [known as the Feast of Trumpets] is Yom HaKeseh, "The Day of the Hiding" or "the Hidden Day." The term keseh or keceh is derived from the Hebrew root kacah, which means to "conceal, cover, or hide." Rosh HaShanah is the only day in the whole year that was referred to as the hidden day or the day that no man knew.

 

[visionary]

Hebrew word for Witnesses is "Edim". The thing that is interesting about this is that if you were to go translate the old testament literally, and take the Two Tablets of stone that inscribe the Ten Sayings, the Torah, The Law of God, what we will see is, that the word used for the Two Tablets is the, "Two Witnesses", the Edim. You can't have a court convene with out a Law governing it. That includes God's Judgment Day.

Rev 11:19 And the temple of God was opened in heaven, and there was seen in his temple the ark of his testament: and there were lightnings, and voices, and thunderings, and an earthquake, and great hail.

 

[BruceLeiter]

There are seven days of awe in between the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement. These picture the seven years of tribulation. Atonement pictures Satan being defeated and cast away at the end of tribulaion. If you add the two day Trumpets feast, and the day of atonement, the 7 days of awe are "ten days of tribulation" which might be referred to in Rev. 2:10.

In the Jewish Wedding, a marriage takes place over a period of time known as the "bridal week". During the bridal week, the groom and bride have intimate relations in the bridal chamber. At the end of the week, there is a marriage supper.

It's a mystery to me why you take so much time and effort in sharing a feast for which you admit there is no revealed meaning. Besides, Jesus brought the new form of the covenant that did away with the external form of the laws, including this one (the Book of Hebrews and Colossians 2. Therefore, I'm puzzled.