There was a earthquake in
Chile near Concepcion on Feb 11th at 20 hrs
UTC aka Greenwich mean time. Ten days later
there was the Christchurch earthquake in NZ. I
have been checking and ten days is in the
range for implantation after
fertilization/conception. 38 weeks (from
conception) is a average time for birth but it
could be considered term 35 to 40 weeks past
conception(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prenatal_development)
(gestation age is about 2 weeks at
conception). In the 17th week the quickening
happens and interestingly enough 17 weeks
after the Feb Chile earthquake a SECOND
earthquake hits in NZ.
35
weeks would be OCT 14 or Tishri 15
the start of Tabernacles 36 weeks
from the Chile quake is OCT 21st
which according the the moon sighting on Sept
29th would be the last great day of tabernacles.
The
4th of Nov would be 38 weeks and the
18th
of Nov (8 days before my 34th birthday) is
40 weeks. Now I am NOT predicting
anything but I just thought this was
interesting and thought I would point it out.
Paul
There was a perfect 6.0 (exact number of man
no point something) in the same Chile region 2
days later so that would only mean that the
implantation would be 8 days, which is in the
norm, the quickening would still be on time
and 35
weeks would be OCT 16th, 36 weeks
would be the 23rd of OCT and 38 weeks
would be the 6th of Nov
and 40
weeks would be the 20th of Nov. I
mention this because it occurred 6 weeks after
a Jan quake in Chile which would be 4 weeks
for a menstrual cycle and 2 gestation weeks
till conception.