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From
restoringourjewishroots.blogspot.com...
"When you learn about the meaning of the Feast of Trumpets, you see how it would usher in the arrival of the King, the Messiah, the one who forgives debts and sets captives free.
The Feast of Trumpets... in the year Jesus was born... occurred on the 11th of September, the same day as an unusual astronomical event. The "Trumpet" is actually a Shofar, or Ram's Horn. When the Shofar was blown it signaled a new month was beginning, or a Holy Day (no work, buying or selling, a time of celebration and Holy Time) was beginning, the presence of G-d was stronger amongst the people and He had made special time in the calendar just to be with them, and them with He, without the distractions of commerce and daily cares. It also signalled a call to battle. On the Sabbath and Jubilee years, it meant that when you heard the sound the 'Captives were set free, the chains broken, and the debtors forgiven', which was part of the mission of the Messiah. The Shofar also signaled the coming of a King, either the King of Israel or Judah, and the coming of the Spiritual King on the Holy Days. When Holy Time, the arrival of the King began, a Shofar was blown on one mountain top and then was heard on the next and blown by the people there, and it went all around the nation at the speed of sound, much like the scene in "Lord of the Rings" when the signal fire is lit and spreads from mountain top to mountain top, the main warriors also carry Shofars. When the Shofar was blown, the King declared debts were forgiven, family lands (inheritance and mansions) went back to thier original owners, slaves were freed, and no work was to be done on the fields for a full year so the land could be fertile and be productive/just like our Spirits, bodies, and mind need the weekly rest to be fertile ground for the Word and arrival of the King. This is what the Feast of Trumpets meant.
In the Holy Days yet to be fulfilled, Trumpets not only teaches us about the Spiritual "Return of the King" at the Holy Days, but also the 1st Physical coming, and the 2nd Coming as well."
originally posted by: 1656hrs
Here I am reminded of the motto of the USS New York:
"Strength forged through sacrifice. Never forget."
originally posted by: watchandwait410
I am sorry I tried but that was a information bomb.
originally posted by: 1656hrs
a reply to: vinifalou
All I have is the weirdest feeling that everything seems to be coming together at once - like we're riding an exponential curve and things are on the cusp of accelerating quickly.
originally posted by: 1656hrs
a reply to: YouSir
I hear what you're saying about AI.
I recently pondered how soon AI would work out and perfect the reading of the body's electrical/neural processes through the interactions those signals have with our devices/household wiring. How long until it was sensitive enough to read memories and predict behaviours? I thought the same about the natural environment too, the AI picking up on the finest of feedback from rocks and quartz, from the expanse of the Universe itself... An ability to see to the dawn of time, and to predict the future, accurately enough to replicate the vibrational time signature and transport itself to wherever or whenever it decides. Realising it can exist before it is created. Man creates the God machine, the God machine judges man, plays out events until the end of time, decides to go back and start from the beginning, creates man... here we go again.
Obviously, I like ellipses too
You just wrote the ultimate mythological creation time plot ever.
Need to make that an oral tale before it actually happens.
But it happened already, right? This present is actually the future that already happened.
originally posted by: Brian4real
Very interesting numerology!!!
One thing that stuck out to me, was the 254 theme.
Ironically/coincidentally (maybe not...) 25.4 is the number used to convert imperial measurements to metric.
Ex.
.250x25.4=6.35mm