Dear John and all who remain on the edge of their seats,

 

 

Maybe speculation, but 12/22 is interesting--and Hanukkah is not over.

 

The Winter Solstice begins at 12:22 am(UT), Friday morning, Dec.
22nd, 2006.  This is the 7th day of Hanukkah (Jerusalem time 12/22, 2:22am--Tebet 1--the new moon).

 

This is also Friday, the Day of Splendor, and the day man was created.

 

There are other good items posted by Tony Ellsworth.

 

Also there is this:

 

From and including June 7, 1967 there may be a countdown

14,000 days to Rosh Hashanah 2005.

14,400 days to Heshvan 17 (40 x 360 or 120 x 120).

14,440 days to Kislev 27th (3rd day of Hanukkah).

14,444 days to Tebet 1--December 22, 2006--Winter Solstice--one season from Rosh Hashanah 2006. (Also note the times above).

 

Is this why so many see 11's constantly?

 

Also:

 

June 25, 2006 (kidnapping) to Rosh Hashanah 2006 = 90 days

Rosh Hashanah to 12/22/2006 = 90 days

 

July 12 (fighting) to November 8, 2006 was 120 days.

Elul 1 to Tebet 1 is 120 days.

These are offset by 44 days.

 

Last item before going to bed, Signs of the End found an audience at the end of Kislev 30, 2005, or rather on Tebet 1 (Jerusalem time).

And that was through the help of this site and a posting by Jerry Grenough.

 

Don't give up hope....

 

In Christ,

Daniel Matson