An announcement of judgment and tribulation in 1973

June 7, 1967 Jerusalem was occupied by Israel, re-starting a prophetic time clock.

Six years later the Yom Kippur war nearly destroyed Israel. If not for the last second airlift ordered by President Richard Nixon, the state of Israel would have collapsed. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was opposed to aiding Israel.

Golda Meir, Israeli Prime Minister, once said, “We will have peace with the Arabs when they love their children more than they hate us.” PM Meir called President Nixon one night of the Yom Kippur war in 1973 and told him the state of Israel was hours away from collapse and defeat. By Nixon’s account, she pleaded and even begged for support and aid from the United States. He recounted how his staff was set against it. Meir replied with a Bible reference. Nixon had been raised a Quaker and was well acquainted with scripture. He was reminded of a reading by his mother. Nixon said, “At that moment, I knew why I was president.” This is a profound statement from a seasoned political force. Having lost an election to JFK, after media ridicule and mafia election involvement, he was far from demure. So, Nixon went against his own administration and ordered any request by Meir to be filled. Victory was Israel’s as Arab and Soviet aggression was set back at least twenty years.

One year later, in 1974, fortunes turned. The Arab/OPEC oil embargo was enacted against the western nations and the USA. Western culture was forever changed; from abundance to conservation, from independence to dependence, from choice to burden. Pragmatic truth was replaced with political convenience. Richard Nixon resigned under threat of impeachment. The mire of current western culture was truly born.

We know that God often works in sets of seven. In 1973, the sixth year, an announcement was made by God in a very unusual way. The coming seventh year, 1974, bears witness.

If you prefer not to read about a special horse, please go to the end and see where he achieved a special victory.

Horse racing is known as the “Sport of Kings.” In 1973 God Himself placed an entry. Why God? This was a large horse, with extraordinary characteristics, even for a thoroughbred. This horse had tremendous leg strength, short forelegs which were stronger than most, and a heart more than twice normal size. His stride measured several degrees beyond any known racehorse, making each gallop go farther than the rest. He was sired by “Bold Ruler” and was RED. His primary opponent was jet BLACK and named “Sham”. Sham was probably short for shamrock, but as a colloquialism, means FAKE. In any other race he was the best. Most know God’s horse was Secretariat, known to his owners as “Big Red”, the winner of the 1973 Triple Crown. The red horse of Revelation is associated with the Ox, a powerful force, which also is Aleph in the Hebrew alphabet. Jesus is the Aleph and Tav, Alpha and Omega.

While Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness as the first two legs of the Triple Crown, the third race must also be won. The final race was the Belmont Stakes on June 9, 1973. The winning margin and time at Belmont were truly biblical. The win was by 31 lengths at a time of 2:24.

While Biblical words which match the number value 31 are “God” and “the Lamb”, I will use Strong’s concordance numbers to illustrate the meaning of the Triple Crown victory.

In Hebrew first:

H31-Abiyhuwd-a proper name, is a composition of H1 and H1935 which together can mean “my father is majesty”

224

H224-Urim or Uwriym-are the stones on the breastplate of the high priest. The name means “light.” Partnered with the “Thummim”, each stone was of a different mineral. God would light up stones on the breastplate to communicate a decision or judgment to the high priest.

H31 and H224 form a phrase, “My majestic father proclaims (a light of) judgment.”

Now the Greek:

G31-aggelia-means “message”, as angel means “messenger”

224

G224-aleuron-means flour or meal. The root aleo means to grind. So, the meal is a product of grinding. Grinding was done on the stone floor with an Ox towing a board for separating the wheat from the chaff. This is ground wheat in English. In Bible lands this board is known as a tribulum. The same root as the word tribulation.

G31 and G224 form a phrase, “a message of tribulation”.

Together the Hebrew and Greek, through Strong’s numbers, yield, “My majestic father proclaims judgment; a message of tribulation.”

The third race to win the Triple Crown was at Belmont Park. What is Belmont?

Biblically, Bel is also Bale and also Baal. Baal is the ancient satanic God of Babylon.

Mont is mountain. So, Belmont represents the mountain of Baal, the high god of Babylon.

Through the “Sport of Kings”, in the year of the Yom Kippur War, six years and two days after Israel occupied Jerusalem, God sent a proclamation of tribulation through a powerful (Oxen) red horse. “My majestic father proclaims judgment; a message of tribulation.” God proclaimed a marker in time, a victory through a trinity of crowns, of unprecedented time and margin, over the mountain of Baal, the high god of Babylon.