Re:  Jim Bramlett's "Two unusual 5D posts on September 25, 2007" (26 Sep 2007)

 

http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/sep2007/jim926-1.htm

 

In regard to:

 

During the past week, the dates October 5-6 came to me for no reason that I could put my finger on, suggesting something significant would happen.

 

For October 5th anyway, I had sent an email to John Nelson last September 21st which contained the following thoughts:

 

In terms of the Rapture, I had thought that Rosh Hashana would always be the most likely date.  The only "light" that has gone on recently in terms of praying about the rapture timing was the 5 Virgins with the timing of how long their oil lasted.  And sometimes the "light" goes on and I have a hard time translating it so it has the same impact, feeling wise, as when it first hits me.  As to, wow, that really makes sense.  But here goes.

 

How long did the oil need to last after the midnight hour when the 10 virgins were first roused?  The "light" was that it took the same amount of time as the oil lasted for Hannukah, eight days.  We have oil lasting much longer, maybe 8 times as long, as the foolish expected the oil needed to last.  Most likely in both cases it was the doing of the Holy Spirit that made the oil last the whole needed period, (8 days) until the oil in great abundance appeared.

 

Now comes the interpretation.  Maybe this is the 8th day, or the day after the 7 day celebration of the Feast of Tabernacles.  This is the "8th Day of Solemn Assembly".  In just now looking up clues in the Bible using the word "solemn" we have 29 verses, all in the Old Testament, and "solemn assembly", 9 verses.  One that sticks out is:

 

Blow the trumpet in Zion, sanctify a fast, call a solemn assembly:  Joel 2:15

 

Maybe the "last trumpet" is the last trumpet blown during the fall feasts. 

 

However, I was now thinking the oil lasted 8 days, not seven.  So that takes us through the 8th day to the "9th" day.  This day is celebrated per Calendar Maven as:

 

SIMCHAT TORAH (Tishri 23) - The holiday of 'Rejoicing in the Torah' on which the year-long cycle of Torah (the Pentateuch) reading is completed and re-started.

 

Rejoicing in the Torah!  Rejoicing in the Word of God!  Rejoicing in Jesus Christ, the Word of God!  This sounds much more like a Rapture Day.  This would put it this year on October 5th.  I thought October 5th, 2005 looked very promising for the Rapture and here we have October 5th, 2007, or 10/5.  Which could also mean the story of the 10 Virgins has the Christian Calendar date imbedded in it, as in 10/5, 10 Virgins, reduced to (by) 5 Virgins.  Ten is of course 5+5 so taking the analogy further from those on 5 Doves that have pointed out that 444 could represent 4+4+4 or 12 Midnight, the time the Virgins were awakened.  Then 555 or 5+5/5, i.e. 10/5, could represent the date of the rapture.

 

Those are my thoughts right now, anyway.  What do you think?  Any insights that come to your mind?

 

Shalom!