Exploring God's sovereignty
Today is the day they call “Easter Sunday”; a good day to remember the sign of Notre-Dame one year ago. Notre Dame Was Meant to Reopen by 2024 (Olympics). Then Came Coronavirus (Headline, Time Mag.) On Good Friday, I posted about the Curse of the Olympics, and why it was canceled this year. The Lord … Read more
Three and a half years ago, the Lord revealed Pi from a Biblical perspective. Now He has revealed the foundation, which upholds all things — the cornerstone. Jesus is the cornerstone. I have been locked away in a deep study for the past few months. The past month, in particular, has been incredibly intense. After … Read more
As horrific as this earthquake is, it points to something much worse. And it’s coming soon to Israel: “The Battle of Gog and Magog.” Scripture must be fulfilled! On that day, when Gog sets foot on the soil of Yisrael—declares Hashem—My raging anger shall flare up. For I have decreed in My indignation and in My blazing … Read more
He changes the times and the seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings; he gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to those who understand. Dan 2:21 (Gen 1:14-16) The Sun and Moon weigh Trump and Biden in their cosmic balance at the 70th jubilee from when Israel entered Promised Land. As explained in … Read more
As said in the previous post about the death of Queen Elizabeth, most prophetic events occur on the Enoch calendar. The Enoch calendar has two variations, the 364 and the 360-day year. They work as one. (This post ends with the Mystery of the Burnt Offerings on Tabernacles as per Num. 24:12-40.) Why this post … Read more
Purpose of this post The purpose of this post is to demonstrate that God is sovereign and to urge Christians to “win the crown.” God predominately speaks through the 360-prophetic calendar. Over the years, hundreds of examples have been given. So much so that it has become redundant. People sense that the death of the … Read more
Tammuz, is an ancient Mesopotamian god associated with shepherds, who was also the first and primary consort of the goddess Inanna (later known as Ishtar). Wiki (See New World Encyclopedia for Tammuz compared to a bull.) Click any image to enlarge! Lucifer, the fallen star, Isa. 14:12-14 The ceremony tells the allegory of a fallen star to earth. The … Read more
“Behold, I set before you this day a blessing and a curse… thou shalt set the blessing upon Mount Gerizim, and the curse upon Mount Ebal.” (Deut. 11:26, 29) According to the researchers, the 40 letters inside the tiny folded lead tablet found on Mt. Ebal read: Cursed, cursed, cursed – cursed by the God … Read more