Sukkot lunar eclipse is an omen, some say

Sukkot lunar eclipse is an omen, some say

Is some sort of cataclysm on its way? Should we even bother putting up sukkahs?

John Hagee, the San Antonio pastor who wrote the book “Four Blood Moons: Something is About to Change,” would have us believe so.

Hagee predicts that because of a cycle of four lunar eclipses called a tetrad — two this year and next on Passover and Sukkot — that something big is about to happen, like the Rapture.

The eclipse will be seen throughout much of the world on Oct. 7 and 8 — the latter the eve of Sukkot. It will be visible throughout much of the United States on Oct. 8, but only in New Zealand on the actual holiday.

During a lunar eclipse, the moon moves directly behind the earth and into its shadow.

 

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