For
Weekday Jewish Weddings
Tuesday would be the “chosen day” of the week to have a Jewish
wedding.
Tuesday
is the third day of creation, and in the Torah it is
repeated twice: "and G-d saw how good it was".
Last
year I posted the following for your review: Has anyone
considered the relationship between the Daniel formula and the delay of
the
bridegroom regarding the ½ hour?
The
Bridegroom delayed the traditional 11:30 wedding
shout till Midnight
using the Daniel formula.
From
Daniel:
if
1week= 7yrs,
then
1 day= 1 yr,
then
24 H (hours) = 360 Solving
for H
H=15
days, thus the (½ ) delay
using the Daniel formula equals 7.5 days during……(Yom
Kippur) ?
It is a BLESSING to watch
with
all of you Doves!
Ronnie
2009-
An acceptable year,
In
2009
an Egyptian news agency covered the picture/placard front door
of an
Egyptian citizen of
which thousands participated, Obama
the new King TUT of the world,
In the old Testament
another acceptable year, the
Hebrews were instructed to post on an Eqyptian
door: the blood of A
Perfect LAMB
draped across the door would provide a Sin atonement, forgiveness,
protection,
provision and someday- a Servants
pardon for a
slave:
then the EXODUS
Moses
received instruction to reinstitute the FEASTS for they have forgotten
my
language, calendar and my feast.
2009-
An acceptable for we too for many years had forgotten the language of
GOD hidden/sealed
but revealed in the latter days?
Matt
25:5 While
the bridegroom tarried, they all slumbered and slept.
Habakkuk
2 For
the vision is yet for an
appointed time though it tarry, wait for it
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1 I will stand
upon my watch, and set me upon
the tower, and will watch to see what he will say unto me, and what I
shall
answer when I am reproved.
2 And the LORD
answered me, and said, Write
the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth
it.
3 For the vision
is yet for an appointed
time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait
for it;
because it will surely come, it will not tarry.
“Chose
you
this day whom ye shall Serve, for me and my house, we will serve the
LORD”