Using an analogy of the annual gathering of the Scottish clans celebrating their Scottish heritage, John Plunkett draws a comparison to the multiple in-gatherings depicted in the annual holy days. Every holy day depicts a gathering or a harvest: from the firstfruits in the spring to the massive harvest in the fall. Another ominous gathering depicted will be the assembling of an army that defies the Prince of Peace at Armageddon—but will be gathered for slaughter. The defective angels and their leader will be gathered to a bottomless pit to await their ultimate confinement in the Lake of Fire where the tares will also be burned up. After this gruesome event, God can enjoy the happy reunion of His entire Family.

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