The Resurrection, Not the Rapture?

What if everything you’ve been taught about the “rapture” needs to be reexamined?

In this episode of the Sightedmoon Podcast, Ryan Nall and Joseph Dumond challenge the popular, Hollywood-style view of believers suddenly disappearing—made famous by series like Left Behind. Instead, they take a deeper look into Scripture to uncover a perspective that many have overlooked: The Resurrection.

Diving into the foundations of the Bible, this discussion connects the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua directly to the appointed times outlined in Book of Leviticus—especially chapter 23 and the Feast of First Fruits. Could the timing of the barley harvest and wave offering reveal a powerful prophetic pattern?

You’ll explore:

• Why the resurrection may be the true focus—not a sudden “rapture”
• The connection between first fruits, the barley harvest, and Messiah’s resurrection
• What Scripture really says about life after death—and whether anyone has ascended to heaven
• How returning to the “beginning” changes our understanding of end-time events

This episode also touches on the ongoing work in Israel—searching for the barley each year—and how these ancient practices continue to shape modern prophetic insight.

If you’re ready to move beyond surface-level theology and rediscover the deeper Biblical narrative, this conversation will challenge and expand your perspective.

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