Its also called "A thief in the night" :) :)

[Guest]

I just found out just now another interesting tid bit about Rosh Hoshona To the Hebrews Its not only called "the day than no one knows the day or hour"" , but also ""A thief in the night""

[Guest]

That's really cool, Lewis. Where did you find this info?

[Guest]

A cool info video I cant post here ...

[Andy]

So do we know if the info is valid?
Seems to me if that were the case Amir would have shared that, long ago.
That's really big "news" if it's true.

[Guest]

The great theologian Wiki shared that: The phrase ..." like a thief in the night", is a Biblical metaphor for unpredictability...

From my perspective,
in the context of Rosh Hashona, no one knows which night the first sliver of the moon would be seen, so the moon comes like a thief
its also a type of the young man coming to take away his bride "as a thief in the night""... at an unknown time...

does not mean of course that Jesus will or MUST come on a future Rosh Hashona ......

however this year would be fine with me !!!!!!!!!!