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The Wedding of the Lamb

THE KING & QUEEN OF PEOPLE’S HEARTS

In Manchester, Engalnd, in 2003, P.C. Stephen Oake died in-line with stats and facts in a Nostradamus prophecy (3:30). This led to me calculating that many of my loved ones died on dates and times with the numbers 1, 3, 6 and 9 within them. So, I decided to find out what the Bible and the Quran said about these numbers.

The chapters of the Bible were introduced in the 13th century; the verses in the 16th century. In the Bible a man of God reproofs a king for striking the ground 3 times instead of 5 or 6 times (2 Kings 13:18-19). Similarly, Jesus told a parable about a landowner looking for workers as the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 11th hours (Matt 20:1-7). And, He told a story about a farmer yielding a crop 100, 60 or 30 times what was sown (Matt 13:8). Jesus also said that the shepherd will leave the 99 sheep to find the lost 1 (Luke 15:7). Additionally, St Peter made a miraculous catch of 153 fish after taking direction from Jesus about where to cast his fishing net (John 21:11). Added together the numbers create: 1+5=6+3=9. Jesus died aged 33. The Bible says: 'It was the third hour when they crucified Him. . . And when the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the land until the ninth hour. . . And Jesus uttered a loud cry and breathed His last.' (Mark 15:25; 33, 37 ESV). Jesus rose from the dead 3 days later. Also, the Quran was written between 610-632 A.D. Muhammed, the Muslim Prophet, peace be upon him, was 61 when he died. Islamic tradition mentions ‘99 beautiful names of God.’

In 2003 I watched a documentary about Sir Isaac Newton where it stated that he predicted the year 2060 A.D. as the End of the Age after he decoded the biblical book of Daniel. He considered this to be his greatest work but he was ridiculed for it by his peers. The Bible says we will not know ‘the day or the hour’ of the End of the Age (Mark 13:32) but it does not say we will not know the year. Newton died in 1727. I subtracted 1727 from 2060 and calculated that he passed away 333 years before 2060. Many people have said they know the date of the Second Coming [if that is what it is] but in contrast this revelation provides quantifiable evidence to support it. A mathematician might be able to work out the probability of Christ’s return after considering the following:

Lady Diana, the Princess of Wales, was born exactly ‘halfway’ through the year and died exactly ‘two-thirds’ of the way through the year to the day. She was born in 1961. She divorced in 1996. She was 36 when she died 63 years before 2060. She would be 99 in 2060. Additionally, she was buried on the 6th day of the 9th month. R.I.P. Rise Into Paradise.

Lady Di was destined to die when she did to unite with Christ and hail His return, or, point towards His renewal of the earth. Diana is at one with Christ in His sufferings. Jesus and Diana are together forever. Lady Diana is a potential bride of Christ, martyred for the cause and highly regarded in the heavenlies. May God bless her now and forevermore. In Jesus’s name we pray. Amen.

After I sent a copy of the above text to Prince William and Prince Harry, the Queen’s husband, Prince Philip died aged 99 on the 99th day of the year. Then, Queen Elizabeth II died aged 96. R.I.P. Rest In Peace.

By Darren Matthews. AKA – John Carothers.
 
THE KING & QUEEN OF PEOPLE’S HEARTS

In Manchester, Engalnd, in 2003, P.C. Stephen Oake died in-line with stats and facts in a Nostradamus prophecy (3:30). This led to me calculating that many of my loved ones died on dates and times with the numbers 1, 3, 6 and 9 within them. So, I decided to find out what the Bible and the Quran said about these numbers.

The chapters of the Bible were introduced in the 13th century; the verses in the 16th century. In the Bible a man of God reproofs a king for striking the ground 3 times instead of 5 or 6 times (2 Kings 13:18-19). Similarly, Jesus told a parable about a landowner looking for workers as the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 11th hours (Matt 20:1-7). And, He told a story about a farmer yielding a crop 100, 60 or 30 times what was sown (Matt 13:8). Jesus also said that the shepherd will leave the 99 sheep to find the lost 1 (Luke 15:7). Additionally, St Peter made a miraculous catch of 153 fish after taking direction from Jesus about where to cast his fishing net (John 21:11). Added together the numbers create: 1+5=6+3=9. Jesus died aged 33. The Bible says: 'It was the third hour when they crucified Him. . . And when the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the land until the ninth hour. . . And Jesus uttered a loud cry and breathed His last.' (Mark 15:25; 33, 37 ESV). Jesus rose from the dead 3 days later. Also, the Quran was written between 610-632 A.D. Muhammed, the Muslim Prophet, peace be upon him, was 61 when he died. Islamic tradition mentions ‘99 beautiful names of God.’

In 2003 I watched a documentary about Sir Isaac Newton where it stated that he predicted the year 2060 A.D. as the End of the Age after he decoded the biblical book of Daniel. He considered this to be his greatest work but he was ridiculed for it by his peers. The Bible says we will not know ‘the day or the hour’ of the End of the Age (Mark 13:32) but it does not say we will not know the year. Newton died in 1727. I subtracted 1727 from 2060 and calculated that he passed away 333 years before 2060. Many people have said they know the date of the Second Coming [if that is what it is] but in contrast this revelation provides quantifiable evidence to support it. A mathematician might be able to work out the probability of Christ’s return after considering the following:

Lady Diana, the Princess of Wales, was born exactly ‘halfway’ through the year and died exactly ‘two-thirds’ of the way through the year to the day. She was born in 1961. She divorced in 1996. She was 36 when she died 63 years before 2060. She would be 99 in 2060. Additionally, she was buried on the 6th day of the 9th month. R.I.P. Rise Into Paradise.

Lady Di was destined to die when she did to unite with Christ and hail His return, or, point towards His renewal of the earth. Diana is at one with Christ in His sufferings. Jesus and Diana are together forever. Lady Diana is a potential bride of Christ, martyred for the cause and highly regarded in the heavenlies. May God bless her now and forevermore. In Jesus’s name we pray. Amen.

After I sent a copy of the above text to Prince William and Prince Harry, the Queen’s husband, Prince Philip died aged 99 on the 99th day of the year. Then, Queen Elizabeth II died aged 96. R.I.P. Rest In Peace.

By Darren Matthews. AKA – John Carothers.
The bride of Christ is the church, not Lady Di. Stop wasting your time on numerology.
 
THE KING & QUEEN OF PEOPLE’S HEARTS

In Manchester, Engalnd, in 2003, P.C. Stephen Oake died in-line with stats and facts in a Nostradamus prophecy (3:30). This led to me calculating that many of my loved ones died on dates and times with the numbers 1, 3, 6 and 9 within them. So, I decided to find out what the Bible and the Quran said about these numbers.

The chapters of the Bible were introduced in the 13th century; the verses in the 16th century. In the Bible a man of God reproofs a king for striking the ground 3 times instead of 5 or 6 times (2 Kings 13:18-19). Similarly, Jesus told a parable about a landowner looking for workers as the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 11th hours (Matt 20:1-7). And, He told a story about a farmer yielding a crop 100, 60 or 30 times what was sown (Matt 13:8). Jesus also said that the shepherd will leave the 99 sheep to find the lost 1 (Luke 15:7). Additionally, St Peter made a miraculous catch of 153 fish after taking direction from Jesus about where to cast his fishing net (John 21:11). Added together the numbers create: 1+5=6+3=9. Jesus died aged 33. The Bible says: 'It was the third hour when they crucified Him. . . And when the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the land until the ninth hour. . . And Jesus uttered a loud cry and breathed His last.' (Mark 15:25; 33, 37 ESV). Jesus rose from the dead 3 days later. Also, the Quran was written between 610-632 A.D. Muhammed, the Muslim Prophet, peace be upon him, was 61 when he died. Islamic tradition mentions ‘99 beautiful names of God.’

In 2003 I watched a documentary about Sir Isaac Newton where it stated that he predicted the year 2060 A.D. as the End of the Age after he decoded the biblical book of Daniel. He considered this to be his greatest work but he was ridiculed for it by his peers. The Bible says we will not know ‘the day or the hour’ of the End of the Age (Mark 13:32) but it does not say we will not know the year. Newton died in 1727. I subtracted 1727 from 2060 and calculated that he passed away 333 years before 2060. Many people have said they know the date of the Second Coming [if that is what it is] but in contrast this revelation provides quantifiable evidence to support it. A mathematician might be able to work out the probability of Christ’s return after considering the following:

Lady Diana, the Princess of Wales, was born exactly ‘halfway’ through the year and died exactly ‘two-thirds’ of the way through the year to the day. She was born in 1961. She divorced in 1996. She was 36 when she died 63 years before 2060. She would be 99 in 2060. Additionally, she was buried on the 6th day of the 9th month. R.I.P. Rise Into Paradise.

Lady Di was destined to die when she did to unite with Christ and hail His return, or, point towards His renewal of the earth. Diana is at one with Christ in His sufferings. Jesus and Diana are together forever. Lady Diana is a potential bride of Christ, martyred for the cause and highly regarded in the heavenlies. May God bless her now and forevermore. In Jesus’s name we pray. Amen.

After I sent a copy of the above text to Prince William and Prince Harry, the Queen’s husband, Prince Philip died aged 99 on the 99th day of the year. Then, Queen Elizabeth II died aged 96. R.I.P. Rest In Peace.

By Darren Matthews. AKA – John Carothers.
It's probably best to not use mathematics in such a way as to apply numerology to the Bible. A person could come up with any conclusion to anything they wanted.

Why did you also use the Qur'an? And why would you, who claims to be a Christian, say "peace be upon him," when speaking of Muhammad? Only Muslims do that.

Its probability not numerology. Like how they proof DNA matches. Only a fool can't see it.
Please be nicer when you respond to others and avoid implying others are fools.
 
I need a mathematician to work out the probabilty of the finding. If you were to respond in court that numbers can be used to make up anything the person wanted you would not get far when facing DNA evidence.
 
Muslims believe in the Second Coming, I am merely meeting them where they're at.
Fair enough, but Muhammad is a false prophet and Islam a false religion.

I need a mathematician to work out the probabilty of the finding. If you were to respond in court that numbers can be used to make up anything the person wanted you would not get far when facing DNA evidence.
DNA is far different than taking random numbers from the Bible, the Qur'an, or any other book, or a random person's life, and performing random mathematical operations on the numbers. It's all either pure chance or purposeful mathematical manipulation to arrive at a preconceived conclusion. It's like the supposed "Bible code" that was around many years ago, but was shown to be false, as any the technique applied to any book would yield similar results.
 
Hi Free
but was shown to be false, as any the technique applied to any book would yield similar results.
That goes against what I've come to understand about the bible code phenomenon. Could you cite some examples? Offer up a book that contains 10 different equidistant letter spacing that, put together, offers some name or event to occur, that did actually fit with something in real life?

Last I heard, the phenomenon is pretty much exclusive to the Torah.

God bless,
Ted
 
Hi Free

That goes against what I've come to understand about the bible code phenomenon. Could you cite some examples? Offer up a book that contains 10 different equidistant letter spacing that, put together, offers some name or event to occur, that did actually fit with something in real life?

Last I heard, the phenomenon is pretty much exclusive to the Torah.

God bless,
Ted
There are articles on the math behind the Bible codes, pro and con, from what I remember. I'd start there.

 
What? wedding of the Lamb?

One of the most if not the greatest warnings from JESUS for exactly these current days is Matthew 25:6: -> 6 And at midnight(isn't it a NEW TURN of GOD's Day, 2Peter 3:8?) there was a cry made; Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet Him.

Are you really going although your lamp is trimming? By the way, the beginning of sorrows is already running-Matthew 24:3-8.

The bridegroom will came very soon and the door will be shut, therefore, those which are ready will go in with Him to the marriage-Revelation 19:7-9 , take a look. The door will be shut for ever.

By the way, all GOD's people must remember Acts 1:11 - Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same JESUS, which is taken up from you into heaven(into the 3rd heaven), shall so COME IN LIKE MANNER as ye have seen Him go into heaven(3rd heaven, that is the next world-Luke 20:35-36. Take a look). JESUS was on Mount called Olivet in the day when He was taken up, right? It was around year 33AD and now shall COME in like manner, right? after two Days, right?Hosea 6:2-3 and John 2:19-Take a look- , and the SAME CLOUD that received Him will again be there in His return, understand? For better understand, compare with Matt.17:5 and Isaiah 4:5 combined with 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18.

What does the Word of GOD say? The Word is GOD, self-executing, understand? The Word says: Blessed is he that waiteth, and cometh to the thousand three hundred and five and thirty days. Dan.12:v.12 - Yeah, day 1335, the Ineffable, Wonderful, Indescribable, Unspeakable day, the day 1.335. Hallelujaaah!!! It means: 45 days after the period of 1290 days. Get ready you all believers in Christ JESUS, as JESUS WARNED: Matt. 25: 6-13.

May our Lord GOD bless and keep us, and give us His protection, now, and for ever.
Amen

 
thanks JT4444

I'll look into what that says. I've only read about it, but did recall reading that it wasn't so easily copied over to other texts.

God bless,

ted
 
Getting back to Free

Were you able to come up with some examples of other texts that produce similar results as to what has been claimed about letter sequencing in the Torah? I know that JT4444 gave me some information to read over, but surely, if what is claimed on the matter is true, that such a phenomenon can be found in many other texts, has anyone seen another text that has 10 letter sequencing examples? How about one with just five? I mean, surely something as epic as War and Peace must have quite a lot of dire examples of events that have happened around the world that we can now bring to light through letter sequencing...right?

God bless,
Ted
 
Getting back to Free

Were you able to come up with some examples of other texts that produce similar results as to what has been claimed about letter sequencing in the Torah? I know that JT4444 gave me some information to read over, but surely, if what is claimed on the matter is true, that such a phenomenon can be found in many other texts, has anyone seen another text that has 10 letter sequencing examples? How about one with just five? I mean, surely something as epic as War and Peace must have quite a lot of dire examples of events that have happened around the world that we can now bring to light through letter sequencing...right?

God bless,
Ted
Interesting that you mention War and Peace.

‘For example, Barry Simon of the Caltech mathematics department has shown that any sufficiently large text will have similar letter patterns in it. Famously, the same algorithms used in the Bible Codes yielded similarly “prophetic” results when used on Hebrew translations of “War and Peace.”

Indeed, when, in 1997, popular author Michael Drosnin (who wrote a book on the subject) challenged critics to find the same “prophecy” regarding the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in “Moby Dick” as Bible Codes folks had found in the Bible, Australian computer scientist Brendan McKay did just that, and for good measure he found letter arrangements predicting the assassinations of Trotsky, Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.’

https://forward.com/culture/157033/bible-codes-a-lie-that-won-t-die/
 
There are articles on the math behind the Bible codes, pro and con, from what I remember. I'd start there.


Hi again JT4444

Well, I looked over your information and I must admit that it's a couple of degrees beyond my ability to comprehend such verbose investigative explanations.

Is there not an example where someone used the methodology on some similarly long piece of prose and stacked up 50 letter spacing facts about human history, such as the written Hebrew Torah examples? I mean, they allow for the manifesto of the Unabomber, that the methodology provides 'bombs' followed shortly by 'mail' in equidistant letter sequencing. But is that it? To me, it just sounds fishy that one claims that there's really nothing special about the letter sequencing found in the Torah, but can't really replicate anything nearly as vast in any other writing.

If the methodology is flawed, then show how one can take a dozen other books, and using letter sequencing, come up with 20 names of world moving people and 10 earth shaking events that have happened over the last few thousand years. It should really be quite simple and someone should be able to flood the internet with a list of books that provide such rebuttal to the initial claim of letter sequencing in the Scriptures.

Further, I'm a believer in the one true and living God. I know that He knows the end from the beginning. He even wrote on the wall of the Babylon palace that they were facing doom on the very night that they were conquered. He told Joseph the interpretation of a dream that foretold of 7 years of plenty and then 7 years of lean that came about exactly as God has said that it would. I know that He had an angel tell Daniel of the time that Messiah would be here, 400 years before he got here. So, for me, it would certainly be in keeping with the wisdom of God to foretell of future events that wouldn't be discovered for hundreds, thousands of years. There is even a claim by God that the Scriptures would hold secrets until the last days.

So, I'm just not so quick to reject the initial claims made about letter sequencing in then Torah, just because someone makes an argument against the methodology. Show me how it works just as well with other written media and then I'd be willing to allow that it might not be so special. Take out War and Peace and write the letters as they are written in Hebrew. Left to right in columns and bring forth some of the foretelling of world events that Tolstoy wrote.

I mean, this isn't like someone can find the word 'cat' or 'elephant' like in some word jumble. These are words that have real meaning concerning events and people who have shaped our world. What you got?

God bless,
Ted
 
Hi again JT4444

Well, I looked over your information and I must admit that it's a couple of degrees beyond my ability to comprehend such verbose investigative explanations.

Is there not an example where someone used the methodology on some similarly long piece of prose and stacked up 50 letter spacing facts about human history, such as the written Hebrew Torah examples? I mean, they allow for the manifesto of the Unabomber, that the methodology provides 'bombs' followed shortly by 'mail' in equidistant letter sequencing. But is that it? To me, it just sounds fishy that one claims that there's really nothing special about the letter sequencing found in the Torah, but can't really replicate anything nearly as vast in any other writing.

If the methodology is flawed, then show how one can take a dozen other books, and using letter sequencing, come up with 20 names of world moving people and 10 earth shaking events that have happened over the last few thousand years. It should really be quite simple and someone should be able to flood the internet with a list of books that provide such rebuttal to the initial claim of letter sequencing in the Scriptures.

Further, I'm a believer in the one true and living God. I know that He knows the end from the beginning. He even wrote on the wall of the Babylon palace that they were facing doom on the very night that they were conquered. He told Joseph the interpretation of a dream that foretold of 7 years of plenty and then 7 years of lean that came about exactly as God has said that it would. I know that He had an angel tell Daniel of the time that Messiah would be here, 400 years before he got here. So, for me, it would certainly be in keeping with the wisdom of God to foretell of future events that wouldn't be discovered for hundreds, thousands of years. There is even a claim by God that the Scriptures would hold secrets until the last days.

So, I'm just not so quick to reject the initial claims made about letter sequencing in then Torah, just because someone makes an argument against the methodology. Show me how it works just as well with other written media and then I'd be willing to allow that it might not be so special. Take out War and Peace and write the letters as they are written in Hebrew. Left to right in columns and bring forth some of the foretelling of world events that Tolstoy wrote.

I mean, this isn't like someone can find the word 'cat' or 'elephant' like in some word jumble. These are words that have real meaning concerning events and people who have shaped our world. What you got?

God bless,
Ted
I know that others have put the Bible Code to the test. I'm sure there are summaries of their findings in more accessible magazines. Academic papers can be a bit heavy for those of us that don't have the expertise.
 
Hi Free

I couldn't help but pause at this statement in your link:

The Bible Codes are like Intelligent Design: religion garbed in science that, while obviously flawed to actual scientists, seems credible enough to laypeople.

I'm generally put off by those who think that ID is 'religion garbed in science'. I know the truth about that one.

God bless,
Ted
 
Hi Free

I couldn't help but pause at this statement in your link:

The Bible Codes are like Intelligent Design: religion garbed in science that, while obviously flawed to actual scientists, seems credible enough to laypeople.

I'm generally put off by those who think that ID is 'religion garbed in science'. I know the truth about that one.

God bless,
Ted
Be put off if you like, but his position on ID has nothing to do with what he says about the Bible Code.
 
Be put off if you like, but his position on ID has nothing to do with what he says about the Bible Code.
Hi Free

Oh, I don't know. If someone is wrong about something as simple as 'God created all that exists', they could be wrong about other such existential ideas as letter sequencing efforts by that same God that they don't believe created all that is. What if God did cause the very words of His Scriptures to ultimately be found to have been peppered with letter spacing that reveals the names and words of particularly important events to occur as time unfolded on the earth. After all, I believe He still does know the end from the beginning and has often given us various clues to prove that.

However, I will concede that it's a pretty useless way to proselytize, as your link claims that those who believe in the 'code effect' may be using the information for. For me, it's just one more proof that, yes, God does know the end from the beginning. For proselytizing I usually talk about what God has done for all of us through the sacrifice of His one and only Son, Jesus.

God bless,
Ted
 
Hi Free

Oh, I don't know. If someone is wrong about something as simple as 'God created all that exists', they could be wrong about other such existential ideas as letter sequencing efforts by that same God that they don't believe created all that is. What if God did cause the very words of His Scriptures to ultimately be found to have been peppered with letter spacing that reveals the names and words of particularly important events to occur as time unfolded on the earth. After all, I believe He still does know the end from the beginning and has often given us various clues to prove that.

However, I will concede that it's a pretty useless way to proselytize, as your link claims that those who believe in the 'code effect' may be using the information for. For me, it's just one more proof that, yes, God does know the end from the beginning. For proselytizing I usually talk about what God has done for all of us through the sacrifice of His one and only Son, Jesus.

God bless,
Ted
And that he refers to the works of others that have debunked the Bible code?
 
Many people have said they know the date of the Second Coming [if that is what it is] but in contrast this revelation provides quantifiable evidence to support it.
I wouldn't worry about the numerology or the Bible code theories. Lol. We don't need to be mathematicians. It's just easy math. Like 7 weeks, AND 62 weeks until Messiah the Prince. And He will raise us up on the last day. Like ask and you shall receive. Would the Father give us a serpent instead? Or tell us to build a computer to figure out a Bible code?
A mathematician might be able to work out the probability of Christ’s return after considering the following:

Lady Diana, the Princess of Wales, was born exactly ‘halfway’ through the year and died exactly ‘two-thirds’ of the way through the year to the day. She was born in 1961.
I recommend staying with the Biblical.
In 2003 I watched a documentary about Sir Isaac Newton where it stated that he predicted the year 2060 A.D. as the End of the Age after he decoded the biblical book of Daniel. He considered this to be his greatest work but he was ridiculed for it by his peers. The Bible says we will not know ‘the day or the hour’ of the End of the Age (Mark 13:32) but it does not say we will not know the year. Newton died in 1727. I subtracted 1727 from 2060 and calculated that he passed away 333 years before 2060.
I'm a fan of Isaac Newton. I know that Newton knew that it was not going to be 2060. Because I know that Newton knew when the true time would be. Newton was Biblical. All you have to do is look at how Newton calculated to 2060.

"Starting from the "beginning of 'the pope's supremacy,' … the year Charlemagne was crowned emperor of Rome in the west by Pope Leo III at St. Peter's in Rome."​
"And hence we get Sir Isaac Newton's formula for the apocalypse, 800 A.D. + 1,260 years = 2060 A.D.​

There's only one place in the Bible that lays out the timing for the coming of Messiah, and it doesn't say anything about: "… the year Charlemagne was crowned emperor of Rome in the west by Pope Leo III at St. Peter's in Rome."

Newton said this for a reason, and the reason is still working to this very day. It kills me that the wise and the learned, like Snobelen, who has certainly read Newton's other writings which contradict 2060, continue to be sidetracked by it.

When Newton said 2060, he went on to say why he said it:

"This I mention not to assert when the time of the end shall be, but to put a stop to the rash conjectures of fanciful men who are frequently predicting the time of the end, and by doing so bring the sacred prophesies into discredit as often as their predictions fail."​

Newton only said 2060 to: "put a stop to the rash conjectures of fanciful men who are frequently predicting the time of the end", not to assert when the time of the end shall be. This 2060 deal I think won't: "bring the sacred prophesies into discredit as often as their predictions fail", because I'm very sure we will meet Isaac in person in New Jerusalem before 2060 gets here.

I think that the time to post the empirical is past. The real secret is in Newton's Daniel 9 commentary. That was only made public in 1969, which I do not believe to be coincidental.

Newton wrote of these things in around the year 1704. So he knew of the Ottoman decree to restore Jerusalem in 1535.

And so Newton would have also have known that the cries from these stones:

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Would be reaching their crescendo about now.

Not in 2060.

Peaceful Sabbath.
 
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