Jean Stepnoski (28
Jan 2012)
"Forty Years Plus
Seven Days for Mourning, Preparation, Repentance,Tests,
Warning"
Dear Doves,
The year forty anniversary of Roe
versus Wade was 1-22-2012. It began year forty. In The
Scriptures the number forty for days or years sets apart a
significant period for tests, repentance, warning, lessons,
wilderness, preparation, and /or transition.The conclusion is
with the forty. Ninevah was given a period of forty days of
preaching by Jonah for the people to repent by day forty. They
did. There was a period of forty days in the Judean wilderness
before Messiah/Christ began His public ministry, for
preparation. There was a period of forty days from His
Resurrection until His Ascension, for transition. And there were
the momentous forty years for those of the House of Israel in
the wilderness in the times of Moses and Aaron.
In the days of Noah was a
transition period of a week when Methuselah died until the
rains, fear, panic, havoc, and tumult began. It was a period of
mourning for him, upon his death. Any people mourning in the
last week for the fetuses affected by abortion in America over
the last forty years? Any mourning for the fifty million since
1973 in America? Have there been about a billion worldwide since
1973? Are we in a holding pattern for a week before significant
events unfold for America and the world? Is there a brief delay
for tests, repentance, warning, and preparation before
TRANSITION? The Scriptural Day begins at sundown. The
anniversary day began 1-21 at sundown. A full seven days is
complete as of sundown on 1-28, for the time zones in America.
Time zones in continental America are behind Israel by
about 7-10 hours. Will the trap, the snare (snare of the fowler)
be set and sprung as Israel goes to her midnight hour as 1-28
goes to 1-29? On Sunday, the day of the sun god and fire? We
shall soon know. I still believe that the Roe versus Wade
anniversary number forty beginning is very significant, and
spiritually vitally important in our times. Come quickly,
Lord...
With Love and Shalom,
Jean