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1-4. Moon-god judged! First four great signs as Mene Code posted
Above image: Mel Gibson’s “Apocalypto” at ziggurat/pyramid, with a solar eclipse in background. Unusual events in heaven and on earth coincided with the posts about the Mene Tekel Peres Code. This is the first sign. More quickly followed. God demonstrated what this first heavenly sign meant, namely, that the enemy is under our feet. Note: the posts about these "signs" assume…
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Protected: 1st sign: Wandering star beneath the feet of “Seven Sisters”
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Protected: Part Two. Mene Tekel Upharsin: The gods are judged!
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Protected: Part One. Mene Tekel Peresin: The gods are judged!
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“364-day” Dead Sea Scroll opened: End-of-days sign
Enoch and the Calendar of Enoch Enoch: Tribulation Witness Is the Book of Enoch Inspired? Sign of Azazel & Raphael (Enoch 20-22) Enoch’s Prophecy of 7 cycles of 490 364-day Dead Sea Scroll opened Part One: How the 364-day calendar works Part Two: How the lunar calendars work Alternative intercalation of the 364-days The Key of 23 — Serpent into…
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490 days to Hurricane Michael & Paradise Fire
Extreme Events (Enochian Calendar) As I said in the previous article, at the end of each post in this series, extreme events that occur that are related to the Enoch Calendar are briefly summarized. The literal “seventy weeks” (490 days) prophesied last year about this time unto Hurricane Michael and the Paradise Fire. (UPDATE: …and 490 days to when the Fire was put out!) If…
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The Enochian Chronology: Seven Epochs of 490 Years
The above chart has been improved and is found in table format at 490d.com/book-of-enoch-chronology-of-70-and-72-year-generations-compared-to-luke-and-matthew/ Understanding the Book of Enoch is crucial for interpreting its prophecy of seven 490-year epochs spanning Creation to Christ. The renewed interest in Enoch following the 1947 discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls is significant, foreshadowing a recurrence of the Watchers’ sin. The “Watchers” were high-ranking…
