Dear Doves,

         When two comets intersect at a point in satan's head in the most evil space in the cosmos people become more than just curious.
Recently, Marilyn and Ron on Five Doves documented demonic activity on 13 Nissan, which falls this year upon April 5th in 2012. Behold, after putting the April 5th date into my Hebrew calender we land on both Preparation Thursday, the day before Jesus was crucified and also the date when the ancient Persian Empire published Haman's Decree. a decree calling for the complete genocide of all the Jews.
         An event, I find to be much more prophetically eventful this year is the Decree of Haman, or the Persian King's endorsement of Haman's plan for the genocide of all Jews living in 127 different countries of the vast Persian Empire. This anniversary falls ominously as modern state of Iran readies an arsenal of WMD's including nerve gas, mustard gas and now nuclear weapons, which it's leader's has repeatedly threatened to use upon modern Israel. I expect that we could see unprecedented evil in the form of an unconventional WMD attack upon the State of Israel and US military bases located around the world. Play for the Peace of Jerusalem and keep your accounts up to date.

                                                                                          Agape,

                                                                                                   Mike Curtiss



    
 
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        Abraham's Brit (1714 BCE)    
        Haman's Decree (357 BCE)     
       
In the 12th year of his reign (357 BCE), King Achashverosh of Persia endorsed Haman's plan "to destroy, kill and annihilate all Jews, from young to old, infants and women, on a single day, on the 13th day of the 12th month, the month of Adar." On Nissan 13 (11 months before the date chosen for the massacre) proclamations of the decree were drafted and dispatched to all 127 countries of the Persian Empire. Mordechai told Esther to go before the king and plead for her people. Esther asked that a three-day fast be proclaimed (Nissan 14, 15 and 16--including the first two days of Passover) in which all Jews would repent and pray for the success of her mission.