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Look, God is so smart that He used the stubbornness of jews to His own benefit. Jews didn't accept Christ nor did they accept christian culture wherever they settled, but they kept the ancient jewish customs and records for thousands of years. God did not institute the jewish holidays so that it will be just a "culture", if you've read Exodus and Deuteronomy, you'll know that God was very specific about feast days. Sometimes feast days are multiple days and each day has a meaning. In Exodus is given each day of Passover, and what each day symbolises. And in Leviticus is given the Sukkot, the feast of harvest, where the seperation of the useful wheat and the useless chaff is done. These are secret signs God gave. Now I'll tell you how this relates to the 7-year tribulation timeline we are entering. When the temple existed, the animal sacrifice for the remission of sins happened during passover in a specific day (14th of Nisan in jewish calendar). That is the day Jesus was crucified also, as He was the final and the real passover lamb. But remember what passover symbolised: it symbolised the events of Moses, on that day they sacrificed sheep and spread the blood on their doors, so that when God casted judgment over egypt, the Angel of Death passed over Egypt and everyone's firstborn child died, but the people in houses covered with blood were saved. Now, when jews get iran out of the way and finish building the temple in 2029, they will try to finally do the first animal sacrifice on the new temple on passover. They will sacrifice the lamb on april 5th, and exactly at the end of that passover (not a coincidence), on 13th of April 2029, the asteroid apophis will pass by the earth, because that day is cursed. This asteroid will be God's judgment because of what jews did. exactly on the 3.5 year mark of the 7 year tribulation, just as scripture said. Also this asteroid apophis is literally named after the egyptian "angel of death". these wicked jews know what's up better than me and you, that's why they named the asteroid that. Now another thing about jewish holidays is Sukkot. As I said sukkot is the feast of harvest. 2033 Sukkot will be the "final harvest" of the earth. if you've read the Gospels (and also in Revelation) you'll know that Jesus describes the judgment day like it's the day of harvest, where the useful wheat (believers) are seperated from the useless chaff (sinners). Now one other reason 2033 sukkot is the return of Jesus is this: when the apostles asked Jesus "when are you coming back" i explained what He meant by his answer. "Nobody knows the day or the hour" was an idiom used by jews referring to sukkot (the feast of tabernacles) because they couldn't bother doing the whole "two men with trumpets go to two seperate mountaintops and blow their trumpets when they saw the first light of the moon at the same time" protocol, so they just celebrated it for 2 days, saying "nobody knows the day or the hour". It is so symbolic that Jesus comes during the final harvest of the World. Because the origin of Sukkot is this: it is celebrated as the end of the 40-year exile after exiting Egypt. If you think about it, the entire human history, from the moment adam sinned, until now, was a big exile. We have been in exile as humans ever since then. But just as God provided them with tents during the exile so they'll be protected, God didn't abandon us during the exile and always stayed with us during the exile, even stepped into it Himself as Jesus Christ. finally on that final sukkot in 2033, the exile is coming to an end. Also, exactly on that sukkot on october 8 2033 there is a total solar eclipse, which matches the "Darkening of the sun" in Revelation too. So when Jesus said to the apostles with parables "the good samaritan will return in 2 days" and that sukkot idiom, esentially he said, "I'm returning on the Sukkot harvest, 2000 years later.". Now think about it, why did God choose (You) to live in the last generation? As God speaks in parables, what kind of parables has the Great Parable-teller told you in your life that you might have missed?