In the original Hebrew script, the letter ayin was a picture of an eye. You will see this letter in a lot of Hebrew words related to time, which makes sense since the movement of time is something we can all observe with our eyes and appointed time in Hebrew is a “moed”, What we call the Feasts of the Lord in English are the appointed times, the moedim in Hebrew.

Most people are familiar with the feasts but what you may not know is the Scriptures describe the end of the age as a moed, as an appointed time. Yashua said if the tribulation of those days was not cut short, no flesh would survive.

So how are we going to get through what sounds like the worst time in the history of mankind? The answer is that end times is a moed and we have plenty of examples of what happens on a moed.

On the Passover moed, death and destruction were in the land but for Father’s people, they had miraculous protection. At the first Feast of Unleavened Bread, there was an exodus and deliverance from the enemy. On Shavuot, Pentecost, Father’s Spirit fell. On Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, Father showed us that we are not alone. He dwells with us wherever He leads us. Sabbath is a moed as well and it’s a sign to us that even in the most trying of times, He gives us rest.

The end times moed that’s coming won’t be any different from all of these moedim. The only thing that will change is the time.