Dear John and Dove's,

 

       I was playing around with days and numbers and came up with some interesting

things.  Since I am still stuck on the possibility that each "psalm" represents a month

of time since 01-01-01, I Decided to do some date checking and found some interesting

things.  I used Pentecost of this year 6-2-2006 since it is the next rapture watch date.

       I used the numbers 1260, 1290, 1335, 2300 and 2600.  I am sure you have all

seen the first 4 numbers but what about 2600?  The reason I chose this number is

because of the 6226 in the date above and because of what John posted about it in his

2 part letter about psalm 106 and 2006 posted on the first page of his site. The below is

part of that letter:

Consider the following 'coincidences':

• 2006 bears striking resemblance to 26, the standard Hebrew gematria of YHVH (26=10+5+6+5).
  
  
• 2006 is 118 x 17. The number 17 is the reduced Hebrew gematria of YHVH (17=1+5+6+5).
  
  
• Psalm 106 is the 17th psalm of Book IV!
  
  
• Book IV is noted for its peculiar affinity to the Tetragrammaton since the sacred holy Name YHVH (26 or 17) appears in every of its 17 psalms!

• The last and 26th occurrence of 'HalleluYAH' refers to the marriage of the Lamb!

A Pentecost date in 2006 falls on the 2nd of June (Sivan 6). IF the rapture were to happen on this day (see link), its Gregorian date adds more intrigue to the above list:

• The number 26 appears TWICE in the 2nd of June date: 2-6-2006.
  
  
• The 2nd of June date is the 153rd day of 2006. The number 153 is 9 x 17! It is the FISH number found in John chapter 21.

      I don't have the time to cut and paste all of the pages from "time and date" .com

but you can go back and check it if you like.  When I placed June 2, 2006 (Pentecost)

and added 2600 days it came to July 17th, 2013.  I then used a site that listed Jewish

religious observances and found that date to be Tisha B'Av, or the 9th of Av.  I thought

how interesting.  That would be "26" times "100"!  or YHVH times 100!

 

I then took 6-02-2006 and added 1260 to see if this possible mid-trib date was a feast date.  It was not but interestingly enough the date happens to be 11-13-09 which is a

Friday 13th!  also a little interesting, along with the number 11, 13 and 9.

 

Then I took 6-02-2006 and added 1290 days and came to December 13th, 2009. 

When I check for Jewish Holy days I found that December 12th is one day before 

the first day of Chanukah.

 

Then I took 6-02-2006 and added 2300 days and came to September 17th 2012

which happens to be Rosh Hashanah!

 

Going back to the possible mid-trib date when I added 1260 days to Pentecost and

then went to the psalm for a month that corresponds to that date I came to psalm

106.  There are 48 verses which alludes to 1948 which I believe John touched on. 

But what's interesting is when you read the whole psalm you can see the past

history of the Jewish people and how they turned their backs on the Lord so many

times and he would deliver them again and again when they cried out to him. However

it seems by the wording that he has had enough and he is letting their enemies

overtake them by lifting his hand of protection.  Read the whole psalm and see if

it does not seem to allude to mid-trib. 

 

       Another interesting thing I found was that the one celestial sign that I believe

was the most important since even a pagan should have "gotten  it" was the day

that the 21 fragments of the Shoemaker Levy-9 comet hit Jupiter starting at 11:11PM

4 hours into the 9th of Av on July 16th 1994.  Between The 9th of Av in 1994 and

the 9th of Av in 2013 is exactly  19 YEARS.

 

       Now I know I was using the liberty to add all of the dates above to 6-2-2006.

I realize that they are not necessarily going to be counted from day one.  But

the most interesting thing that I found during this whole exercise is that the

date of    7-16-2013 which is Tisha B'Av happens to be the "150th"  month since

01-01-01 when I believe some sort of countdown started.  For those who have not

caught on yet the

 

                              "150th Psalm is the last one."

 

Could the Tisha B'Av on 7-16-2013 be the first one that will become

a day of rejoicing instead of a day of sorrow now?  Remember it is

only 2600 days from 6-2-2006.  The trib is at least 2520 days long.

Some think 31/2 years but after Pastor Riley's post the other day I

am sticking with the seven year trib.  And I checked  from September

23rd, 2006 which is Rosh Hashanah and found it is 2488 days in

length.  This is shorter that the 2520 days needed for the years of

360 days. 

 

If this is all true and That is a Very Big If ,  then the Pre-trib rapture

would have to be real soon,  maybe even 6-2-2006 Pentecost.

Be prepared and Be the Bride.

 

YBIC

Sam Orlando

 

sorlando@academicplanet.com