Exploring God's sovereignty
Today is the Day of Atonement, Sept. 28th, 2020. Ten days ago the Atlantic Ocean was at its extreme. A thousand-mile wide Hurricane called Teddy churned the Ocean. Then on the last day of the Jewish year suddenly four more named storms joined Teddy in the roar — three in the Atlantic, one over the … Read more
Part One: Solar calendars Part Two: Lunar calendars Lunar calendar and the ‘seven trumpets of the Book of Revelation’ There is no need to explain the 19-year Metonic cycle of the lunar calendar. Please go to Wikipedia, “Metonic cycle.” However, because lunar months are irrational numbers (29.530588861…), therefore it takes more explaining. The Seventh Lunar … Read more
364-days: The Calendar of Reconciliation New Year on the 364 Calendar: Table from 1915 – 2075 AD The Book of Enoch, the Book of Jubilees, other extra-biblical literature of that period, and to a lesser extent, the Bible all utilize a year of 364 days. But why 364? 364 is divisible by weeks (seven) and four … Read more
This late addition to yesterdays post is added here for those who may be unaware of the latest developments. Thank you “Lena” for bringing Hurricane Ianos to my attention. Click here for the full post. Storm “ALPHA” forms at “BEGINNING” of Jewish New Year (& Supreme Ct. Judge dies) September 18, 2020 Speaking of “Greek” … Read more
“Jews demand a sign, Greeks seek wisdom” (1Cor. 1:22-25; Matt 16:1-4) They ran out of names for storms today and had to resort to the Greek letters of the alphabet. This happened only once before, 15 years ago, which I meticulously documented back then. Extremely rare storm “ALPHA” formed at the exact “BEGINNING” of the … Read more
The Trump Peace Treaty is 3.5 days before the Feast of Trumpets, also known as the Jewish New Year. This day is closely correlated symbolically to the Lord’s Second Coming. (This puts it in “the middle of the week” of Dan. 9:24-27). Jesus will come again with “the sound of a trump“, (1Thess. 4:16). 3.5 … Read more
The west coast of North America is virtually on fire, while in the Atlantic there are seven storms at once, five of them named. Soon they will run out of names and begin to use the Greek letters as they did in 2005. (See 2005 posts.) In the below tweets, notice that the previous time … Read more