Jean Stepnoski (23
Dec 2010)
"The Theme of JERUSALEM: Tevet 1 to 21in 2010"
Dear Doves,
This
month has patterns to notice and consider. The patterns point to
JERUSALEM, past, present, and future. It is curious that day 8 of
Hanukkah began the evening of Tevet 1 on 12-7. Tevet 10 was 10 days
later. A full 10 days later brings us to Tevet 21 on 12-28. Might Tevet
1 to 21 this year link to the 21 days in The Book of Daniel? The link
to these days and periods is JERUSALEM. The patterns are all about this
theme. Babylon attempted to literally and spiritually destroy
Jerusalem. Concerning the later Hanukkah stories, Antiochus Epiphanes
and his followers tried to spiritually destroy Jerusalem. Later still,
Rome destroyed Jerusalem. Repeatedly, we see Jerusalem in peril and
siege, unto destruction and death. As before, lessons for now?
In the 10 days from Tevet 10 to Tevet 21, where is the theme of
Jerusalem? If this is about Smyrna, there is the victory of some there
spiritually joining Philadelphians to enter the open door to Heaven and
the New Jerusalem!
Jerusalem will be
tremendously important during The 70th Week of Daniel and the
Millennial Reign of Messiah/Christ. Then the New Jerusalem will come to
earth. For the next few years of peril and siege, Jerusalem will become
the following: a cup of trembling or reeling, a burdensome stone, a
cutting stone, Sodom and Egypt. Yet it will become Jerusalem the Fair
yet again, knowing victory, restoration, and renewal. It shall be a
praise in the earth! The days from Tevet 1 to 21 are days to pray for
her transformation, as promised in The Scriptures. "Pray for the peace
of Jerusalem. Long may they prosper who love thee." I await the
promises, including shalom, for Jerusalem, the Fair! May we daily WATCH
for The Defender of Jerusalem, her King!
With Love and Shalom,
Jean