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Sunday, March 3, 2024

Special on Revelation 17:14&16

 

HAGI — Human Artificial Global Intelligence

REVELATION 17

14 They [the ten rulers who give their allegiance to the beast] will make war with the Lamb, but the Lamb will conquer them, because he is Lord of lords and King of kings, and those accompanying the Lamb are the called, chosen, and faithful.”

16 The ten horns that you saw, and the beast—these will hate the prostitute and make her desolate and naked. They will consume her flesh and burn her up with fire.  

There is an apparent conflict between these two verses. At first it is stated that the ten rulers, who give their allegiance to the beast in order to form one world government, have the single objective of making war with the Lamb, that is to say, with Yehoshua the Messiah of Israel. But then it almost immediately follows that they, instead it seems, turn against the Great Spiritual Prostitute who has saddled the beast and been its rider. The Great Spiritual Prostitute would seem to be their ally. Why would they hate her and destroy her? The answer is given in the verse that immediately follows.

17 For God has put into their minds [the same ten rulers] to carry out his purpose by making a decision to give their royal power t the beast until the words of God are fulfilled.  

What are the words of God to be fulfilled that are being referred to? These are those words referred to in Revelation 10:7.

 But in the days when the seventh angel is about to blow his trumpet, the mystery of God is completed, just as he has proclaimed to his servants the prophets.

The Great Spiritual Prostitute has been able to ride on the back of the neck of the fourth empire, even from the time of the finished work of Mashiach, because of the concealment of the revelation of God's mystery. But at the time of the seventh shofar's sounding that mystery is revealed. The Great Spiritual Prostitute is then no longer able to deceive the nations with her spiritual seductions of pride and prosperity philosophies through many false prophets and false Christs. She will then be useless to the adversaries of the Lamb and for this reason they will despise her and turn against her to destroy her, having turned their allegiance from her as their ruler to the head of the beast himself.

When the ten rulers chose to do this, rather than repenting for having tried to erase the Jewish nation, they will have already defeated themselves. For the Jewish nation will then have been corrected for having any desire to touch the filthy wealth of this world of enmity with Hashem, the unclean thing, and will desire only the wealth of Hashem himself, his blessing, which is manna and not mammon. Therefore they will not worship the image of the beast. They will not unite their Jewish intelligence with the rest of the human intelligence which joins itself with the artificial intelligence of the image of the beast, (human artificial global intelligence). Accordingly, because the worship of this world's economy, the root of all evil, will have been fully irradicated from his people, Hashem will have no more use for the four empires of the beast, which he set up in power only to correct his people. Hashem having no more use for the beast, Mashiach will destroy it with a word at his coming.

Therefore let all those who love the redemption of Jerusalem rejoice when they see the destruction of the Great Spiritual Prostitute, when they see her exposed and then dismounted from the back of the neck of the beast. For when she is made to stand alone on her own two feet all her powers of seduction will vanish and all the powers of the enemies of the people of God will be made nothing. 

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Friday, January 16, 2015

The 7th Plague In Egypt

This post resumes the 

Exodus Judgements and Revelation Judgements series. 


It is time we fully understood the significance of the 7th Plague In Egypt. This is the plague of Hail, and is the key to the plagues in the Revelation. 

The following excerpt is from the serial teaching, "What's Bothering Rashi," by Avigdor Bonchek

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Parashas Vaera



The Seventh Plague

The seventh of the ten plagues - the plague of hail - visited on Pharaoh stands out as unique is some obvious ways and some less obvious ways. Its lesson is both profound and central to one of the Torah's main messages.

The obvious ways this plague is unique include the fact that this plague has more words (119) to Pharaoh than the introductory words to Pharaoh before any other plague, even the last and decisive plague of the killing of the first born. (Blood has 87 words; Frogs, 43; lice none; Mixed multitude, 71; pestilence, 63; boils none; hail, 119; locusts, 98; first born 77).

Also this is the first plague where Pharaoh admits his error when he says: "And he said to them 'I have sinned this time. G-d is the righteous one and I and my people are the wicked ones." (9:27). Also this is only plague where Pharaoh was not asked to free the Israelites in order to avoid the plague. Then the most puzzling words of Moshe "This time I send all My plagues against your heart.." (9:14). Commentators struggle to understand why this, and only this, plague is referred to as "all My plagues" ? In what way is this one plague considered "all My plagues" ? Neither is it the final plague nor is it the plague that convinces Pharaoh to free the Israelites.

We will point a less obvious way this plague is unique further on in our discussion.



The Purpose of the Plagues

To understand the significance of this plague, we must first understand the purpose of the plagues in general. At first glance we would say they are G-d's way of subduing Pharaoh, bringing him to his knees in order to force him to free the slaves. But this explanation must be rejected because Moshe was told before any of the plagues were inflicted " You shall say to Pharaoh 'So said Hashem, My firstborn son is Israel, So I say to you: Send out My son that he may serve Me. But you have refused to send him out, behold I will kill your first born son." (4:22,23). So we see that the plan from the very beginning was to kill the firstborn son and G-d knew this would break Pharaoh and lead him to free the Israelites. So we ask: Why all the unnecessary suffering to the Jews for the additional months in slavery, if G-d could have killed the Egyptian firstborns at the outset?

We must look elsewhere for the purpose of the plagues. Nechama Leibowitz has pointed out that Pharaoh's first words to Moshe's request were "Who is Hashem that I should listen to His voice to send out Israel? I do not know Hashem, nor will I send out Israel." This is the challenge of the plagues, to teach Pharaoh to know Hashem. The words "to know Hashem" are repeated throughout the story no less than ten times, underscoring the centrality of the idea of ultimately knowing Hashem.

Along this line we see the each group of three plagues is Introduced with words such as "With this you shall know that I am Hashem" (7:17); "in order that you will know that I am Hashem in the midst of the earth"(8:18); "In order that you shall know that there is none like Me in all the land." (9:14). Knowing the G-d of Israel

Clearly knowing Hashem is the point here. But what does it mean to "know Hashem" Knowing his name and how to pronounce it? That would seem to be quite unremarkable. What would it take for Pharaoh to learn this? We must say that Pharaoh must learn what is unique about the G-d of the Jews; how does He differ from the pantheon of gods that existed in the ancient world?



The Seventh Plague's Lesson

This then is the point of the plagues. Let us see what the seventh plague teaches us.

As we said this is the only plague that G-d did not demand freeing the slaves in order to avoid punishment. "Behold at this time tomorrow, I shall rain a heavy hail such as never been in Egypt, from the day it was founded until now. And now send, gather in your livestock and everything you have in the fields ; all the people and animals that are found in the field , that are not gathered into the houses- the hail shall descend upon them and they shall die. (9:18 ff). He, among the servants of Pharaoh who feared the word of G-d chased his servants and livestock into the house (and they were saved). And whoever did not take the word of Hashem to heart- he left his servants and livestock in the field" (and they were killed).

It was this kindness that Pharaoh respected and which led to him to say: " 'I have sinned this time. G-d is the righteous one and I and my people are the wicked ones." (9:27). For Pharaoh to release 600,000 males, able workers from his economy may have been too much to ask of the leader of Egypt, but this simple request (gathering them into the house for few moments ) would be acceptable to all except the most stubborn and rebellious individual.

It is this mix of fair kindness and judgment that exemplifies the G-d of Israel.



A Remarkable Verse

Let us see a most remarkable verse in this section. After the hail falls and Pharaoh asks forgiveness from Moshe, then Moshe say (9: 30) ""I know that you are not afraid of Hashem, G-d." This remarkable verse looks quite unremarkable!

The Ibn Ezra points out (not on this verse but on 3:13) that nowhere in the Torah does a human being ever say the words "Hashem, G-d", except in our verse. This term is used in the Creation story, but there it is the Torah speaking, while in Devarim, Moshe says dozens of times "Hashem our G-d" or Hashem your G-d" but in these phrases the words "your G-d" are an adjective. Only in our verse are the two names of G-d (Elohim and Hashem) juxtaposed, each stands alone. Why don't we find this combination elsewhere in the Torah? Because Elohim reflects justice, while Hashem reflects mercy. Justice and mercy are mutually exclusive terms. Justice ignores mercy and mercy avoids justice. It difficult for the human mind to conceive of these opposite attributes living together in peace and harmony, so no one ever says this, except Moshe here. Why? Because this plague and this plague alone exemplifies this unique attribute of Hashem/Elohim.

This is what Moshe means when he said "all My plagues" this plague was the epitome of all the Plagues; because it contains the essential message of all the plagues.

That Mercy and Justice are central to G-d's essence can be seen by G-d's seminal statement about Abraham. (Bereishit 18:19) "Because I know him because he commands his children and his household after him that they keep the way of Hashem, doing charity and justice.."



Symbolism of This Plague

Look at the beauty of the symbolism in this plague. It was "hail and fire flaming among the hail" (9:24). Hail and fire are incompatible opposites - fire melts hail and the melted hail - water - extinguishes the fire. Two mutually exclusive elements brought together to teach Pharaoh the deeper meaning of this plague.


This is the end of the excerpt from the writings of Avigdor Bonchek. 


My Comments

We have seen here how the plague of hail was to teach Pharaoh to know the one true God. We see that the God of Israel is the G-d of justice and mercy at once. But we will see that Pharaoh and Humanity will not learn this from the symbolism alone. Therefore following the measured plague of the Hail will come the full measure plague of the locusts. 

Until all is accomplished in the revelation of the Mashiach of Israel, the firstborn of G-d, the will of Pharaoh and Humanity will be hardened against letting Israel fulfill her Torah service to G-d in the Land of God’s covenant. 

In my next post in this series I will look more closely at the significance of the plague of hail in the Book of the Revelation of Yehoshua HaMashiach together with its significance in the Exodus.  This will bring us directly to understanding the plague of hail in relation to the time of the blowing of the seventh shofar.

 

Thursday, August 28, 2014

The Locust Invasion

I am returning to the theme of the relationship between the judgements in the Book of The Revelation of Yehoshua the Mashiach, which come to redeem the children of Israel in the last hour, and the judgements which came to redeem the children of Israel out of Egypt.  The key to this relationship is to be found in the plague of the locusts, as discussed in previous posts.

In order to understand this key we must begin with the prophecy of Joel.  The chart here is from the ESV Study Bible.



Interpretative Challenge: The Locust Invasion


If Joel chapter 1 …then chapter 2 …
1. describes an actual locust infestation …presents a heightened description of the same invasion.
2. describes an actual locust infestation …issues a warning about a coming military offensive.
3. describes an actual locust infestation functioning as a prophetic forerunner …uses that imagery to portray a human army in terms of a decisive conflict on the day of the Lord.
4. describes a military attack in terms of the metaphor of a locust invasion …represents the coming of an enemy usually viewed as the Assyrians or Babylonians.



My Comment:  Joel lays the foundation for the prophetic understanding of the plagues in Egypt.  That is, the prophecy of Joel teaches us not only that there will be a second exodus but that it will be prophetically patterned upon the first exodus.  As there were locusts in the first exodus, so there will be locusts in the second exodus. Yet understanding this prophetically we are to begin by understanding that the locusts in the first exodus were representative of an army that would come against the adversary that holds Israel in captivity.  But here the mystery is prophetically pronounced.  For the army that is foretold to come is foretold to come against the Land of Israel.  We are brought to ask the question, Who is it who holds Israel in captivity at the end of the day?  The answer will come to us in the Book of the Revelation of Yehoshua the Mashiach.

Joel 1:15  Alas for the day! For the day of Hashem is near, and as destruction from the Almighty it comes.

Joel has prophesied a mystery.  He has said to all who have ears to hear that the deliverance of Israel from Egypt was itself a prophecy, for there shall be a complete judgement which brings complete deliverance to the children of Israel, according to the covenant, and the children of Israel shall be delivered out of bondage and shall serve Hashem their G-d.

The judgement that brings salvation to the children of Israel is called, "The day of Hashem."  While it is found in all generations it is one day. Its name is called after the judgement of the final hour.  For then all this prophecy shall be fulfilled.  In the era of Joel the armies of the north came to devastate the Land of Hashem, for the land was under judgement because of the misuse to which it was put by the majority of the people, who followed after the ways of those who worshipped the golden calf.  

Yet Joel spoke even about the judgement that would occur in his own time, together with those judgements of Hashem that had already come, as themselves being prophecies of that great tribulation which would come in the final hour of the world.  For in the final hour of the Day of Hashem truth and judgement are revealed through the great tribulation and the redemption of Jerusalem, the city of Hashem.  That hour then shall be turned into the daylight of a thousand years of truth, and all before it will be seen to have been the night. Nevertheless, because it is daylight it will no less remain a day of judgement for this world, wherein in the last moment of that day will "come like a thief, then the heavens will pass away with a roar, and the heavenly bodies will be burned up and dissolved, and the earth and the works that are done on it will be exposed." 2 Peter 3:10

Let all those all those who can hear listen to this prophecy, for those who are the children of Israel, sealed with the covenant of Hashem in their hearts, minds and souls, in all their being, will be saved from the final judgement that is coming upon the Land of Hashem and upon all the world in the final hour.



____________REFERENCES TO THE DAY OF HASHEM_____________

Joel 2:1
The Day of Hashem
Blow a trumpet in Zion;
sound an alarm on my holy mountain!
Let all the inhabitants of the land tremble,
for the day of Hashem is coming; it is near,


Joel 2:11
Hashem Utters His Voice
Hashem utters his voice before his army,
for his camp is exceedingly great;
he who executes his word is powerful.
For the day of Hashem is great and very awesome;
who can endure it?


Joel 2:31
The sun shall be turned to darkness
The sun shall be turned to darkness, and the moon to blood,
before the great and awesome day of Hashem comes.


Joel 3:14
The valley of decision
Multitudes, multitudes,
in the valley of decision!
For the day of Hashem is near
in the valley of decision.


Isaiah 13:6
Destruction From The Almighty
Wail, for the day of Hashem is near;
as destruction from the Almighty it will come!


Isaiah 13:9
With Wrath and Fierce Anger
Behold, the day of Hashem comes,
cruel, with wrath and fierce anger,
to make the land a desolation
and to destroy its sinners from it.


Jeremiah 46:10
A Day of Vengeance
That day is the day of Hashem God of hosts,
a day of vengeance,
to avenge himself on his foes.
The sword shall devour and be sated
and drink its fill of their blood.
For Hashem God of hosts holds a sacrifice
in the north country by the river Euphrates.


Ezekiel 30:2-3
A Day Of Clouds
2 Son of man, prophesy, and say,
Thus says Hashem God:
“Wail, ‘Alas for the day!’
3 For the day is near,
the day of Hashem is near;
it will be a day of clouds,
a time of doom for the nations.


Amos 5:18,20,23-24
Let Justice Roll Down
18 Woe to you who desire the day of Hashem!
Why would you have the day of Hashem?
It is darkness, and not light,
20 Is not the day of Hashem darkness, and not light,
and gloom with no brightness in it?
23 Take away from me the noise of your songs;
to the melody of your harps I will not listen.
24 But let justice roll down like waters,
and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream.


Obadiah 1:15
The Day of Hashem Is Near
For the day of Hashem is near upon all the nations.
As you have done, it shall be done to you;
your deeds shall return on your own head.


Zephaniah 1:2-4;14-18
I Will Cut Off The Human Race
2 “I will utterly sweep away everything
from the face of the earth,” declares Hashem.
3 “I will sweep away human being and beast;
I will sweep away the birds of the heavens
and the fish of the sea,
and the rubble with the wicked.
I will cut off the human race
from the face of the earth,” declares Hashem.
“I will stretch out my hand against Judah
and against all the inhabitants of Jerusalem…
14 The great day of Hashem is near,
near and hastening fast;
the sound of the day of Hashem is bitter;
the mighty man cries aloud there.
15 A day of wrath is that day,
a day of distress and anguish,
a day of ruin and devastation,
a day of darkness and gloom,
a day of clouds and thick darkness,
16 a day of trumpet blast and battle cry
against the fortified cities
and against the lofty battlements.
17 I will bring distress on mankind,
so that they shall walk like the blind,
because they have sinned against the Lord;
their blood shall be poured out like dust,
and their flesh like dung.
18 Neither their silver nor their gold
shall be able to deliver them
on the day of the wrath of the Lord.
pIn the fire of his jealousy,
all the earth shall be consumed;
for a full and sudden end
he will make of all the inhabitants of the earth.


Zechariah 14:1
The Coming Day of Hashem
14 Behold, a day is coming for Hashem,
when the spoil taken from you will be divided in your midst.


2 Peter 3:10
The Day Of Hashem Comes Like A Thief
10 But the day of Hashem will come like a thief,
and then the heavens will pass away with a roar,
and the heavenly bodies will be burned up and dissolved,
and the earth and the works that are done on it will be exposed.


         

Monday, August 22, 2011

Exodus Judgments and Revelation Judgements No. 2


Link:

Exodus Judgements and Revelation Judgments No. 1 

The First Seven Plagues In Egypt


On The Seals of Authority: 
Putting The Judgements Into Perspective

In this post I will take a step back to put the judgements in the Book of the Revelation of Yehoshua the Mashiach into better perspective.  In doing this, I will be looking at the subject of the separation of people of Israel from Egypt, or the nations, that the judgements create.

The Distinction Between Israel and Egypt Is the Message
In Exodus the separation builds from the first judgments.  When the waters turn to blood, they do not turn to blood for the Israelites.  When the frogs and other creatures invade every space and every place they do not invade Goshen, where the Israelites were.  Finally in the later judgements, the distinction begins to be specifically named, "Only in the land of Goshen, where the Israelites were, was there no hail."  Thus this message was continuously strengthened until everything culminated in the final judgement of the death of the firstborn and the dogs among the Israelites did not bark, although the terror of the angel of G-d was in the land and there was a great cry in all the land.  This was to show the complete safety and security that the blood of the Passover provided for the people of G-d..." that you may understand how Hashem makes a distinction between Egypt and Israel."

In the Book of the Revelation a very strong point is made about the distinction between Israel and the world before any open judgement is allowed to begin.  In chapters 4 and 5 it becomes clear to those in heavenly places that the hour for Israel's final redemption and for judgements in the earth has come.  Only in the midst of chapter six does this become apparent to those who are upon the face of the earth.  Once it has been revealed in both heaven and earth that this hour is come, the judgments are ready to begin.  But before they begin the great message of the judgements, which will be told in terms of the distinction that G-d makes between Israel and the nations, is clearly stated.

We can make this even clearer by putting it into its context in the Revelation.  One has been found in heaven, the Lamb, who is able to open the Book of the Seven Seals.  What book is this?  It is the book of the authority to bring about the great judgments that will come upon the earth.  What are these judgements for?  They are for the final redemption of the woman of chapter 12, the redemption of the woman and her children, the final redemption of Israel from the fall of Adam and from her captivity among the nations, which represented her captivity to the fallen nature of Adam.

The First Seal
The first seal is the seal of authority over the word of Adam, which is the corporate power of empire and government.  The Lamb of the tribe of Judah has been given power to take authority over every word of authority upon the earth, because he is the Son of Adam, whether it has taken the form of political authority or military authority.  In opening this seal, the hidden Mashiach, in his office as the Lamb of G-d, takes immediate personal authority over every heavenly prince of every one of the seventy nations.  He does this in order to bring about his revelation to his beloved Jerusalem, that she might receive him as her own.

The Second Seal
The second seal is the seal of authority over peace and conflict in the world.  Again, the Lamb takes authority over this area of heavenly authority.  This is the aspect of blessing and cursing coming from the word of G-d which is in the world, the aspect of weakness and strength that is in nature, and the area of jurisdiction over the human will, over the will to sin and the will to virtue.

For it is in the exercise of the human will in response to Divine Providence that conflict arises in the world or that conflict is prevented.  It is this area of authority that the authority of the word of Adam must govern.  Now the Lamb takes authority over both of these areas.  He does so for the sake of his revelation to Jerusalem and for the sake of the her complete redemption from Adam's sin and from her own sin and from the world's sin.  This means that the will of the nations, like the will of Pharaoh, will be moved away from peace toward conflict.  For only so long as this temporary world continues as it is does the will of Pharaoh and the will of the nations have opportunity to choose peace and to try to build a civilization of peace.  When the redemption of Israel comes it means this temporary world is coming to an end and therefore the opportunities for its building itself up in terms of its own structures of peace are coming to an end.  Pharaoh and the nations can do nothing, therefore, except fear the redemption of Israel and hate the promise of it.  When they see that it is coming, they can do nothing but set their will toward conflict.

The Third Seal
The third seal is the seal of authority over economic health and welfare.  The second seal, the second area of authority, was over the area of the designs of Divine Providence in the world and over the management of the reaction of Humanity to those designs.  This third area of authority is the area of life in nature and in human society where blessings and curses are felt and take effect.  The former is authority over the situation of the world, its design as a world of time, and over reaction to that design.  The authority here is over the dynamics of this world of time, how the blessings and curses of Divine Providence are realized, how their effects are distributed.  It is the spiritual jurisdiction of giving and receiving, and of establishing measure for measure.  It is authority over the world economy.

The world of time is a prison.  Although a prison, by definition, is a place of punishment, this prison world is a prison of mercy – although only few recognize this mercy and many see the punishment.  Punishment is not the will or way of G-d, but in order to be merciful to Adam it was necessary for G-d to put his hand in Adam's way, to prevent him from walking straight and irretrievably into death.  G-d took the day of Adam's death into his own hand and in doing so turned it into a world of time in which Adam was imprisoned.  Adam could not but experience this as a painful punishment, and on account of Adam's pain, G-d himself cried out with pain.  But there was no other way than to allow for this world of time if G-d was to be merciful and prevent Adam from ending in eternal death.

In order to move the heart of Adam to turn from the thought of painful punishment to the thought of loving mercy G-d measured everything with great care in the world of time.  In the authority of the word of Adam, which G-d gave to leaders and rulers in Humanity, and in the authority over the design of Divine Providence in the world, which he gave also to rulers, but under the supervision of his chosen servants, G-d purposed that all people everywhere should have opportunity to taste of the goodness of life, through the goodness of his word, and to know from this taste that life was in need of redemption and was worth redeeming.  This opportunity for well-crafted taste of the goodness of life would come through the spiritual management of the economy of the world prison. the world of time.  However, when the time of the end would come, a time of judgement and great conflict, only the Lamb of G-d was found worthy to manage the world economy with such precise measure that in the end G-d's love and mercy would be seen and not only pain and torment, and all the world would be saved.

The Fourth Seal
The fourth seal is the seal of the authority of death and life itself.  Throughout history the angel of death has ruled over the children of Adam and the children of Adam have lived their lives in bondage through the fear of death.  At times, through great plagues or famines, the angel of death has boasted of the ability to take the whole corporate soul of Humanity itself.  Certainly this was the threat in the time of the great flood in the generation of Noah.  Only the hand of mercy at the last minute seemed to grant a reprieve.  In our times the angel of death boasts loudly with new threats that he is able to come through atomic fire or through a great inflammation of inhuman evil in the human heart and finally take the corporate soul of Humanity itself away with him.  Yet here, in the hour that is revealed in heavenly places, even this angel and his authority is made subject to the authority of the Lamb of G-d who has taken away the sin of the world.  Here, in the opening of the fourth seal, the angel of death is made to become the servant of the Redeemer of Israel and of his revelation of himself to her.

The angel of death will go out and will kill a fourth of the world's population, and the angel of hell will run along behind him like his dog, but they will not be boasting.  Their authority will be stripped from them and they will be obeying the orders of the one who kills in order to make alive.

The Fifth Seal
The fifth seal is the seal of the authority of delaying the end of the day of death, the end of this world.  The prayers of the faithful witnesses, the few are prayers for the many, for all Israel.  The vengeance they pray for is the vengeance of their testimony of eternal peace being victorious over the deceitfulness of temporal peace, the cloak of conflict, and the false prophets who would build up this world at the expense of eternal salvation.  It is not a vengeance of revenge that they seek but of the victory of good returned for evil.  And for this very reason, their prayer, "How long?" is a prayer that delays the end until all that can be done in preparation for the fullness of salvation is done.  This is the seal of the commission of Elijah and of the voice crying in the wilderness, "Prepare the way of Hashem."


The Sixth Seal
The  sixth seal is the seal of the authority of bringing forth the hour of judgements in the world for the sake of the redemption of the children of G-d.  No one knows the day nor hour when the Son of Adam will come, not even the Son, but the Father in heaven alone.  But the Son was found worthy to open this seal of authority, over which no one but the Father of Israel himself held authority.

When the hour of the testimony of the Lamb's sacrifice for his people Judah and Israel is fulfilled and his kingdom is announced to the ends of the earth, then the end will come.  The Son will hear the commandment of the Father and will go before the death-fear of the nations and before the hopelessness in the heart of Jerusalem and he will demand that they let go of his bride and allow her to lift up her face unto him.  At this hour the rulers of this world will know that they have lost control of the Jewish People and of Jerusalem and of all her converts and they will fear the Lamb of G-d more than the angel of death.

Then all will be prepared for Israel's final redemption and for the judgements that must come to free her.  It will be at that very time that the message of G-d in bringing forth the judgements will be made clear.  For the unleashing of the storm-winds of judgement upon the world will be held back until the servants of G-d are sealed in their foreheads with the singular name of Israel's G-d, the name in which all his names are one.

The Next Post directly on this subject will be at the link first listed below.  
However, I have posted several pieces that supply very important background understanding.  If you read through the background studies and follow the links at the end of those studies it will lead you forward to this next study in this series which is on the sealing of the tribe of Dan.  Or you can go directly to that study by following the link provided here:
The Sealing Of The Tribe of Dan
Where is the sealing of the tribe of Dan and with what number is he measured?  Answering this question will put us in a position to clearly understand the relationship of the judgements in the Book of Exodus and the judgements in the Book of the Revelation of Yehoshua HaMashiach.

Link to Critical Short Background Studies for this series.

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