It's Passover season, and as always, the moon is bright in the night sky.

On march 24th, my tooth started to hurt, later that evening I had a fever of 100+ F, (38.7 C.) and was in bed taking aspirin. By the 28th, it was so unbearable, I was taking pain killers and aspirin at least every 4 hours, for the pain, and to keep the fever down.

What I didn't know was that on the 24th around 2 pm, when I remember my tooth started hurting, was the first sliver of the waxing 🌒 moon.

What I DID know, was that the moon actually does have an effect on not only the oceans, but also our bodies.

The Passover season was about to commence, and even though these feasts were fulfilled with our messiah, Yashua, the effects remain.

From the 24th, until the 3rd, the pain was serious, and from the 25th until the 31st, it was worse than anything I can remember. I will eventually get the tooth pulled, just to be clear...

But what is the connection, and what is it about THIS time of year, and THIS moon, that has THIS effect? 

First, we have to remember exactly what the Passover is. Death, burial, and resurrection, or baptism...

From ancient times it was a way to protect those from judgment reserved for unbelievers.

But it was fulfilled when Yashua was crucified and buried and then 3 days later, rose from the dead. 

This represented the first 3 days of creation. 

Day 1, light and darkness. The children of light and children of darkness. 

The first 1000 years of Adam and his children, and the children of cain.

This was represented in those who followed Yashua, verses those who crucified him.

Day 2. Water from above and below. The flood that buried the earth to destroy the evil that had gotten out of hand.

The 2nd 1000 years of the time of the flood. Noah and his wife, his 3 sons and their wives were saved in the ark.

This represented the blood of Yashua that covered the mercy seat to atone for the evil that had caused the people to murder one of their own.

Day 3. Separation of earth and the seas.

The 3rd 1000 years of the time of Moses/Aaron and the great exodus of the children of Israel out of Egypt (bondage). They crossed the sea of reeds on dry land.

This was represented in the 3rd day when Yashua crossed from death into life. He rose on the third day.

But day 4 was also very important, because this was the exact time Yashua was living in.

The 4th day of creation was the creation of the sun/moon/and stars. These "stars" were the 12 constellations, each representing the 12 tribes.

The 4th 1000 years was Yashua, John the Immerser, and the 12 apostles. John represented the moon...

But the 4th day also was the showing of the risen messiah, and the end of the law, represented by the moon. The old law was represented by the moon, the new law was represented by the sun, which was Yashua.

But knowing this, what does it have to do with my tooth?

The Passover moon is one of the strongest moons due to how close it is to earth, and pulls at the earth more than other full moons. 

Our teeth have a liquid like filling called pulp, and just like the moon helps with tides, it too moves the pulp in your teeth.

Many "scientists" say there is no real connection to the moon and body pain, but logically if the moon does what it does to GIANT bodies of water, what happens within our small fragile bodies?

We are made up of 70%+ water, so it isn't some strange thing to accept as real.

But enough of this odd lesson, and more on to the point...

Yashua fulfilled the days and rose from the dead, defeating death, and showing mankind that there is hope.

Let's think about the great sacrifice for our future and freedom.