Mark Biltz

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Have the Blood Moons Signaled Ezekiel 38’s Magog Invasion of Israel?

October 7, 2015 The recent Blood Moon, which rose on the first night of Sukkot, when considered alongside several events here in Israel and around the globe, has encouraged many to speculate that there has been a shift toward the Ezekiel 38 war or at the very least a third intifada — and quite possibly a new world order.

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The First of the Blood Moons Rise

April 17, 2014 On Monday night/ Tuesday morning, just after many in North America were finishing their first Passover Seder, here in Israel we were excited to watch the first lunar eclipse of the year being streamed live on the NASA website. This first eclipse of the year is not only remarkable because it coincided with the first night of Passover, it is significant because it is the first of four consecutive lunar eclipses that will coincide with the Jewish feasts of Passover and Sukkot in 2014 and 2015. This series of four will occur at approximately six month intervals and is called a Tetrad. And because the moon turns red as it passes through the earth's shadow, some call the eclipse a Blood Moon.

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Prophecy, Signs, and the Jewish Holidays: The Coming Blood Moon Tetrad

March 17, 2014 Recently, there has been a surge of interest in heavenly signs relating to end-time Bible prophecy, partly due to John Hagee’s book, Four Blood Moons: Something Is About to Change. "A blood moon is when the Earth comes between the sun and the moon," Hagee writes. "And the sun is shining through the atmosphere of the Earth and casts up on the moon a red shadow. And so the moon appears to be red." Hagee connects key events in Jewish history to several sets of four lunar eclipses (scientifically called tetrads) that have occurred around Jewish holy days and significant events in Israel’s history.

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