'The important thing is not to
stop questioning' - Albert Einstein
'The important thing is not to
stop questioning' - Albert Einstein
The Registration Sin of the Watchtower
1 CHRONICLES CHAPTER 21
1 And Satan proceeded to stand up against
Israel and to incite David [Jesus,
meaning either himself or the remnant or both according to context]
to number Israel [God's old
people, the JWs].
2 So David said to Joab [Obadiah,
the head of the 2NCs in the Watchtower, he complains about the registration,
telling the GB that it is a sin] and the chiefs of the people: Go,
count Israel [God's people]
from Beer-sheba to Dan [all
around the globe] and bring it to me that I may know their number [this
is the registration sin of the Watchtower. They have no right to count JWs, who
are in God's bank account not in theirs - at least they were before the church
fell. This is effectively a sin of Jesus since his flesh commits it. But he paid
for this sin and all others when he died].
3 But Joab said: May Jehovah add to his
people 100 times as many as they are [that
would make 600 million water baptised? since there were 6 million water baptised
JWs before 2001Tishri30?]. Do they not, Oh my lord the king, all of them
belong to my lord as servants? [Binary
Question. Yes in the case of David, no in the case of the Watchtower. This means
that many in the Watchtower actually should belong to another church, all the
2NC saints belong to the church of the 2NC, in fact all the saints and all the
sons of Isaac] Why does my lord seek this? [to
preserve his power and status in front of 6 million people] Why
should he become a cause of guilt to Israel? [Because
JWs should not fill in reports of spiritual activity, which is supposed to be
for God not for man. They count every congregation meeting, every book study]
4 The king's word, however, prevailed over
Joab, so that Joab went out and walked through all Israel [all
of God's people in all the covenants after Noah, he walked through them
chronologically following the interpretations of the LWs], after
which he came to Jerusalem [He
discovers that Jerusalem is the administration of the LWs].
5 Joab now gave the number of the
registration of the people to David; and all Israel amounted to 1,100,000
men drawing sword, and Judah 470,000 men drawing sword [He
actually returns to the Watchtower and gives them the greater meaning of
1Chronicles21, which is the chronology above and the judgment by God of the
Watchtower].
6 And Levi and Benjamin he did not register
in among them, because the king's word had been detestable to Joab.
7 And this thing was bad in the eyes of the
[true] God, and so he struck down Israel [as described below] [God's
old people, the JWs].
8 Andy David said to the [true] God:
I have sinned very much in that I have done this thing [his
heart started beating him see 2Samuel24:10]. And now, please, cause
your servant's error to pass away; for I have acted very foolishly.
9 And Jehovah proceeded to speak to Gad,
David's visionary [the writing
committee?], saying:
10 Go, and you must speak to David, saying,
'This is what Jehovah has said: There are 3 things that I am directing against
you. Choose for yourself one of them, that I may do it to you.'
11 Accordingly Gad went in to David and said
to him: This is what Jehovah has said, 'Take your pick,
12 whether for 3 years there is to be a
famine; or for 3 months there is to be a sweeping away from before your
adversaries and for the sword of your enemies to overtake [you], or for 3 days
there is to be the sword of Jehovah, even pestilence, in the land, with
Jehovah's angel bringing ruin in all the territory of Israel.' And now see what
I should reply to the One sending me.
13 So David said to Gad: It is very
distressing to me. Please, let me fall into the hand of Jehovah, for very many
are his mercies; but into the hand of man do not let me fall.
14 Then Jehovah gave a pestilence in Israel,
so that out of Israel 70,000 persons fell.
15 Moreover, the [true] God sent an angel to
Jerusalem to bring ruin to it; and as soon as he began bringing the ruin,
Jehovah saw it and began to feel regret over the calamity; and so he said to the
angel that was bringing the ruin: It is enough! Now let your hand drop. And
Jehovah's angel was standing close by the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite.
16 When David raised his eyes, he got to see
Jehovah's angel standing between the earth and the heavens with his drawn sword
in his hand extended toward Jerusalem; and David and the older men, covered with
sackcloth, at once fell down upon their faces.
17 And David proceeded to say to the [true]
God: Was it not I that said to make a numbering of the people, and is it not I
that have sinned and have unquestionably done bad? As for these sheep, what have
they done? Oh Jehovah my God, let your hand, please, come to be upon me and my
father's house; but not upon your people, for a scourge.
18 And Jehovah's angel, for his part, said to
Gad to say to David that David should go up to erect an altar to Jehovah on the
threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite [Gordon].
19 Accordingly David went up at the word of
Gad that he had spoken in the name of Jehovah.
20 Meantime, Ornan turned back and saw the
angel; and his 4 sons with him were hiding themselves [2NC
kings from the Watchtower, 2NC kings from the world, 2NC lords from the
Watchtower and 2NC lords from the world]. Now Ornan had been
threshing wheat [sifting 2NC
saints].
21 So David came as far as Ornan. When Ornan
looked and saw David, he immediately went out of the threshing floor and bowed
down to David with his face to the earth [recognising
the 1NC reserve saints].
22 Then David said to Ornan: Do give me the
place of the threshing floor, that I may build in it an altar to Jehovah. For
the price in full give it to me, that the scourge may be halted from upon the
people.
23 But Ornan said to David [1NC
reserves]: Take it for you, and let my lord the king [Jesus]
do what is good in his own eyes. See, I do give
the cattle for burnt offerings and the threshing sledge for the woods and the
wheats as a grain offering. The whole I do give.
24 However, King David [the
descended 1NC kings] said to Ornan: No, but
without fail I shall make the purchase at the full price [through
the 1BRC and 2BRC these being covenants of the administration of Zoar], because I shall
not carry what is yours to Jehovah [by
rapture] and offer up burnt sacrifices without cost.
25 And David gave Ornan in/for the place gold
shekels to the weight of 600 [600
reserve 1NC saints] .
26 Then David built there an altar [the
altar of the 1NC reserve baptism] to Jehovah and offered up burnt
sacrifices and communion sacrifices, and he proceeded to call upon Jehovah, who
now answered him with fire from the heavens upon the altar of burnt offering [he
gets a bomb date right?? Communion sacrifices omitted].
27 Moreover, Jehovah said the word to the
angel, who accordingly returned his sword to its sheath.
28 At that time, when David saw that Jehovah
had answered him at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite, he continued to
sacrifice there [he changed
physical places of worship symbolising changing religion from JW to LW].
29 But the tabernacle of Jehovah that Moses
had made in the wilderness and the altar of burnt offering were at that time on
the high place at Gibeon.
30 And David had not been able to go before
it to consult God, for he had been terrified because of the sword of Jehovah's
angel (1 Chronicles 21).
2 SAMUEL CHAPTER 24
1 And again the anger of Jehovah came to be
hot against Israel, when one incited David against them, saying: Go, take a
count of Israel and Judah.
2 So the king said to Joab the chief of the
military forces who was with him: Move about, please, through all the tribes of
Israel, from Dan to Beer-sheba, and you men register the people, and I shall
certainly know the number of the people.
3 But Joab said to the king: May Jehovah your
God even add to the people 100 times as many as they are while the very eyes of
my lord the king [Jesus] are seeing
it [100x as many 2NC Lords as there are 1NC
Kings i.e. 15.6 million whilst the 1NC Kings are down here. And it doesn't
really start to happen until then turn up on 2011Chislev17]. But as for my lord the king, why has he found
delight in this thing? [because the 1NC
reserve understanding is beautiful merciful and wise]
4 Finally the king's word prevailed upon Joab
and the chiefs of the military forces. So Joab and the chiefs of the military
forces went out from before the king to register the people Israel.
5 Then they crossed the Jordan and took up
camping at Aroer to the right of the city that is in the middle of the torrent
valley, toward the Gadites, and to Jazer.
6 After that they came on to Gilead and the
land of Tahtim-hodshi and continued on to Dan-jaan and went around to Sidon.
7 Then they came to the fortress of Tyre and
all the cities of the Hivites and of the Canaanites and came to the terminating
point in the Negeb of Judah at Beer-sheba.
8 Thus they went moving about through all the
land and came to Jerusalem at the end of 9 months and 20 days [2011Chislev7,
when LW evangelism starts, and the first full day of the authority of the
Christ, to 2012Elul27 when the water baptism into Jerusalem end]
9 Joab now gave the number of the
registration of the people to the king; and Israel amounted to 800,000 valiant
men [a day for a man and a year for a day =
2222.22 days from 2006Elul4 to 2012Heshvan6?] drawing sword, and the men of Judah were 500,000
men [2002Tishri26 to 2006Elul4, the lifetime
of the water baptism of Laodicea].
10 And David's heart began to beat him after
he had so numbered the people. Consequently David said to Jehovah: I have sinned
very much in what I have done. And now, Jehovah, let your servant's error pass
by, please; for I have acted very foolishly.
11 When David proceeded to rise up in the
morning, Jehovah's word itself came to Gad the prophet, David's visionary,
saying:
12 Go, and you must say to David, 'This is
what Jehovah has said: 3 things I am laying upon you. Choose for yourself one of
them that I may do it to you.'
13 Accordingly Gad came in to David and told
him and said to him: Should there come to you 7 years of famine in your land, or
3 months of your fleeing before your adversaries, with them pursuing you, or the
occurring of 3 days of pestilence in your land? Now know and see what I shall
reply to the One sending me.
14 So David said to Gad: It is very
distressing to me. Let us fall, please, into the hand of Jehovah, for many are
his mercies; but into the hand of man do not let me fall.
15 Then Jehovah gave a pestilence in Israel
from the morning until the time appointed, so that out of the people from Dan to
Beer- sheba 70,000 persons died.
16 And the angel kept his hand thrust out
toward Jerusalem to bring it to ruin; and Jehovah began to feel regret over the
calamity, and so he said to the angel that was bringing ruin among the people:
It is enough! Now let your hand drop. And Jehovah's angel himself happened to be
close by the threshing floor of Araunah the Jebusite.
17 And David proceeded to say to Jehovah,
when he saw the angel that was striking the people down, yes, he proceeded to
say: Here it is I that have sinned and it is I that have done wrong; but these
sheep -- what have they done? Let your hand, please, come upon me and upon the
house of my father.
18 Later Gad came in to David on that day and
said to him: Go up, set up for Jehovah an altar on the threshing floor of
Araunah the Jebusite.
19 And David began to go up in accord with
the word of Gad, according to what Jehovah had commanded.
20 When Araunah looked down and saw the king
and his servants passing along toward him, Araunah at once went out and bowed
down to the king with his face to the earth.
21 Then Araunah said: Why has my lord the
king come to his servant? At that David said: To buy from you the threshing
floor for building an altar to Jehovah, that the scourge may be halted from upon
the people.
22 But Araunah said to David: Let my lord the
king take it and offer up what is good in his eyes. See the cattle for the burnt
offering and the threshing sledge and the implements of the cattle for the wood.
23 Everything Araunah, Oh king, does give to
the king. And Araunah went on to say to the king: May Jehovah your God show
pleasure in you.
24 However, the king said to Araunah: No, but
without fail I shall buy it from you for a price; and I shall not offer up to
Jehovah my God burnt sacrifices without cost. Accordingly David bought the
threshing floor and the cattle for 50 silver shekels.
25 And David proceeded to build there an
altar to Jehovah and offer up burnt sacrifices and communion sacrifices, and
Jehovah began letting himself be entreated for the land, so that the scourge was
halted from upon Israel (2Samuel24).
So Satan incites David to Register the people, something
forbidden by the Law of Moses unless each citizen paid a ransom for his
soul
12 Whenever you take the sum of the sons of Israel as a census of them, then they must each give a ransom for his soul to Jehovah when taking a census of them, that there may come to be no plague upon them when taking a census of them (Exodus 30).
David then asks Joab, the chief of the army to carry out the census. Joab says:
3 May Jehovah add to his people a hundred times as many as they are. Do they not, oh my lord the king, all of them belong to my lord as servants? (1 Chronicles 21).
6 And Levi and Benjamin he did not register in among them, because the king's word had been detestable to Joab (1 Chronicles 21).
Joab was not merely complaining about the lack of half a shekel ransom per person, he felt that David had no right to look at God's bank statement, without God's permission, which should be in the form of a census request. The two registrations of Moses in Number 1 and Number 26 were at the command of Jehovah. David goes ahead anyway and then after the registration is completed we read:
7 Now this thing was bad in the eyes of the [true] God, and so he struck down Israel (1 Chronicles 21).
This striking down was with a plague, because we read later in the account:
12 Or for three days there is to be the sword of Jehovah, even pestilence, in the land (1 Chronicles 21).
So evidently none of the citizens of Israel paid the tiny half shekel ransom which God required really as an acknowledgement that they were his people and not a belonging of their King. David then realises his error, and God sent his prophet Gad to prescribe the penalty for this sin.
10
Go, and you must speak to David, saying: This is what Jehovah
has said: There are three things that I am directing against you [meaning
David and his descendants]. Choose for
yourself one of them, that I may do it to you [personally].
11
Accordingly Gad went in to David
and said to him: This is what Jehovah has said: Take your pick,
12
whether for 3 years there is to be a famine; or for 3 months there is to be a
sweeping away from before your adversaries and for the sword of your enemies to
overtake [you], or for 3 days there is to be the sword of Jehovah, even
pestilence, in the land, with Jehovah's angel bringing ruin in all the territory
of Israel.' And now see what I should reply to the One sending me (1
Chronicles 21).
It is important to realise that God is not punishing Israel for the sin of David. He is obeying his own law, which every son of Israel had agreed to. They all should have insisted on paying Joab half a Shekel. Joab too, should have insisted on being paid it, or he should have refused to carry out the registration. This is all a case of who is your God: David, Joab, or YHWH? In any event, there is one penalty that is done to you (David and his sons), and there are 3 that are directed against you (David and his sons). David protests:
17
And David proceeded to say to the [true] God: Was it not I
that said to make a numbering of the people, and is it not I that have sinned
and have unquestionably done bad? As for these sheep, what have they done?
O Jehovah my God, let your hand, please, come to be upon me and my father's house; but not upon your people, for
a scourge.
18
And Jehovah's angel, for his part, said to Gad to say to
David that David should go up to erect an altar to Jehovah on the threshing
floor of Ornan the Jebusite (1 Chronicles 21).
But in fact the total ransom price owed to God by all the fighting men that Joab registered in Law was 1,570,000 lots of half a shekel multiplied by 2 since this money was stolen from Jehovah, and the law required a double payback for non professional thieves. All the ones registered were males able to fight in the army, whereas the 70,000 killed by the plague would have had redemption values to their souls of 3/5 for young kids, 10/20 for the young, 30/50 for the middle aged and 10/15 for the old. But the plague would in the first 3 days preferentially kill the very young, the young and the old, so an average redemption price for a plague victim would be say between 20 and 25 shekels. Now 1,570,000 shekels, the debt owed to God divided by 70,000 souls = 22.43 Shekels. So we do suspect that the price paid by David for the threshing floor of Ornan was the balance left between the redemption value of the souls of the plague victims and the double penalty of the unpaid registration fees.
3 and the estimated value has to be of a male from 20 years old
up to 60 years old, the estimated value must then become 50 shekels of silver by the shekel of the holy
place.
4 But if it is a female, the estimated value must then become
30 shekels.
5 And if the age is from 5 years old up to 20 years old, the
estimated value of the male must then become 20 shekels and for the female 10 shekels.
6 And if the age is from a month old up to 5 years old, the
estimated value of the male must then become 5 shekels of silver and for the female the estimated value must be
3 shekels of silver.
7 Now if the age is from 60 years old upward, if it is a male,
the estimated value must then become 15 shekels and for the female 10 shekels
(Leviticus 27).
Next we read how David purchases the place for 600 gold shekels, and then builds the altar, and God sends down fire from heaven to the burnt offering and the angel causing the destruction returns his sword to his sheath and:
28
At that time, when David saw that Jehovah had answered him at
the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite, he continued to sacrifice there.
29
But the tabernacle of Jehovah that Moses had made in the
wilderness and the altar of burnt offering were at that time on the high place
at Gibeon.
30
And David had not been able to go before it to consult God,
for he had been terrified because of the sword of Jehovah's angel (1
Chronicles 21).
So this floor became the new temple at that point from David’s standpoint. Then David starts collecting materials for the new temple to be built on the threshing floor:
5
Accordingly David said: Solomon my son is young and delicate,
and the house to be built to Jehovah is to be surpassingly magnificent for
beauteous distinction to all the lands. Let me, then, make preparation for him. So David made preparation in
great quantities before his death.
6
Moreover, he called Solomon his son that he
might command him to build a house to Jehovah the God of Israel (1
Chronicles 22).
This was the commissioning of Solomon to build the House of Jehovah. In the literal account David suffers one of three punishments prescribed by God in order for his error to pass away. David and his sons however, the greater David, get all three punishments as follows:
| 3 days of plague | end of use of Tabernacle |
| 3 months of running from enemies | 586Ab to 586Tishri, end of Solomon’s temple |
| 3 years of famine for the Pharisees at the end of Jesus ministry | 30Nisan to 33Nisan, end of Zerubbabel’s temple |
3
On the ninth day of the [fourth] month the famine was severe
in the city, and there proved to be no bread for the people of the land.
4
And the city got to be breached, and all the men of war
[fled] by night by the way of the gate between the double wall that is by the
king's garden, while the Chaldeans were all around against the city; and [the
king] began to go in the direction of the Arabah.
5
And a military force of Chaldeans went chasing after the
king, and they got to overtake him in the desert plains of Jericho; and all his
own military force was scattered from his side (2 Kings 25).
8 And in the fifth month on the seventh [day] of the month, that is to say, the nineteenth year of King Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon, Nebuzaradan the chief of the bodyguard, the servant of the king of Babylon, came to Jerusalem (2 Kings 25).
And it came about in the seventh month that Ishmael the son of Nethaniah the son of Elishama of the royal offspring came, and also ten men with him, and they got to strike down Gedaliah, so that he died, and also the Jews and the Chaldeans that happened to be with him in Mizpah.
26 After that all the people, from small to great, and the chiefs of the military forces rose up and came into Egypt; for they had become afraid because of the Chaldeans (2 Kings 25).
Three months of fleeing from their enemies.
Three years before Jesus died, he entered the temple around Passover time:
13
Now the passover of the Jews was near, and Jesus went up to
Jerusalem.
14
And he found in the temple those selling cattle and sheep and doves
and the money brokers in their seats.
15
So, after making a whip of ropes, he drove all those with the
sheep and cattle out of the temple, and he poured out the coins of the money
changers and overturned their tables (John 2).
This was the start of his ministry to the men of Judah, which was a famine, since he exposed the spiritual food, the leaven of the Pharisees, as devoid of any nutritional value.
18
Therefore, in answer, the Jews said to him: What sign have
you to show us, since you are doing these things?
19
In answer Jesus said to them:
Break down this temple, and in three days I will raise it up (John 2).
This meant that he would be resurrected back in his human body on 33Nisan17 with his resurrected body being his house until he accepted his new house at Pentecost with the audio cloud of noise of the rushing stiff breeze etc. In fact there is a 3 + 10 = 13 day gap in the first presence between 33Nisan14 and 33Nisan17 and 33Iyyar25 and 33Sivan6?
And looking at the 3 days as being 3 separate days of restoration, there will be two other days on which the same would occur, namely the destruction of the temple of Jesus' body at the fall of FDS1 and its restoration as TCC2 and the destruction of the temple of Jesus' body at the fall of FDS3 and its restoration as TCC4.
Then the death penalty on the men of Judah passes away by virtue of the sacrifice of the angel who puts his sword back in his sheath, known to us as Jesus. The three periods of punishment before Jesus’ sacrifice, all three of which last for three times (be it a day, a month or a year) stand for the three times of the temple times, which run from the commissioning of Solomon’s temple to Jesus’ death. So Solomon’s temple was commissioned 1080 years (3 x 360 years) before 33Nisan, i.e. in 1048Nisan. In fact 1048Nisan17 would have been the end of the 3 day plague which began on 1048Nisan14, in the archetype of Jesus’ death and resurrection (so it lasted for precisely 3x, 72 hours). We know that Solomon’s temple was inaugurated in 1026Tishri, at the festival of booths:
38 And in the 11th year, in the lunar month of Bul [Heshvan], that is, the 8th month, the house was finished as regards all its details and all its plan; so that he was 7 years at building it (1 Kings 6).
2 So all the men of Israel congregated themselves to King
Solomon in the lunar month of Ethanim [Tishri]
in the festival, that is, the 7th
month.
3
So all the older men of Israel came, and the priests began to
carry the Ark.
4
And they came bringing up the ark of Jehovah and the tent of
meeting and all the holy utensils that were in the tent; and the priests and the
Levites came bringing them up (1 Kings 8).
The first regnal year of Solomon was 1036, the 11th was 1026. The temple was fully functional in 1026Heshvan and inaugurated the month before in 1026Tishri. Had it not been ready in the 7th month then it would have been inaugurated at the Passover. But this did not occur so it must have been ready then.
So we have 22.5 years between the commissioning of Solomon to build the temple and the inauguration of the temple.
1
And Satan proceeded to stand up against Israel and to incite
David to number Israel.
2
So David said to Joab and the chiefs of the people: Go, count
Israel from Beer-sheba to Dan and bring it to me that I may know their number.
3
But Joab said: May Jehovah add to his people a 100 times
as many as they are. Do they not, O my lord the king, all of them belong to my
lord as servants? [No, some are
saints, sons of Jacob, and some are priests, sons of Isaac, and some are
citizens, sons of Abraham] Why does my lord seek this? Why should he become a cause of
guilt to Israel?
4
The king's word, however, prevailed over Joab, so that Joab
went out and walked through all Israel, after which he came to Jerusalem.
5
Joab now gave the number of the registration of the people to
David; and all Israel amounted to 1,100,000 men drawing
sword, and Judah 470,000 men drawing sword (1
Chronicles 21:1-5).
Not a particularly accurate census by Joab who hated the whole enterprise. There is a lot of drawing of swords that goes on in this account:
16 When David raised his eyes, he got to see Jehovah’s angel standing between the earth and the heavens with his drawn sword in his hand extended toward Jerusalem (1 Chronicles 21).
26
Then David built there an altar to Jehovah and offered up burnt sacrifices and
communion sacrifices, and he proceeded to call upon Jehovah, who now answered
him with fire from the heavens upon the altar of burnt offering.
27
Moreover, Jehovah said the word to the angel, who accordingly
returned his sword to its sheath (1 Chronicles 21).
So we now apply the Numerical Principle of the bible code to these 1.1 million men of Israel drawing sword. They are 1.1 million days or 3055 years 200 days of men drawing a sword for God (the bible). This is 1.1 million days of Abrahamic seed. But we know that the Abrahamic covenant ends (as regards entrance into it) on 2008Nisan14. This is 3055 years precisely after 1048Nisan14 when the census was completed and the 3 day plague began. That's what we call symbolism! A man drawing sword for a day of entering the 1AC. But that leaves us with this extra 200 days. These we think run from 2012Nisan14, the end of FDS4 to 2012Heshvan4, the end of entrance into the ark. We need the 1AC again once the water baptism of TCC4 ends, i.e. when Lot's wife gets dehydrated into a pillar of salt.
The 470,000 men of Judah, are 470,000 days or 1305 years 200 days. They count backwards to 2354Elul27 BC when the first separation between good and bad seed, 16 years after the flood occurred, incited of course by Satan, as was the registration. The bible describes how Canaan abused Noah's nakedness in some way and how Ham, looked upon his father Noah’s nakedness and told his brothers. Whereas Shem and Japheth covered their father’s nakedness by walking in backwards with a mantle into the tent where the naked intoxicated Noah lay without looking. Ham did not honour his father. The other two sons did (Genesis 9). The final saint to be registered for honouring his father God is 470,000 plus 1,100,000 days later. So in the symbolic meaning, the greater registration is of the time period of the entrance of faithful seed into a salvation covenant from when the first distinction between the true and the false seed was made in Noah’s tent, until the last faithful person enters into the 1AC on 2008Nisan14, and then an extra 200 days for Zoar from 2012Nisan14 to 2012Heshvan4.
So here it is, the history book with no dates? There is no such thing. The dates are encoded as above. Here is a pictorial summary:
2354Elul27
1048Nisan14
1048Nisan17
2008Nisan14
Ham dishonours Noah
Census completed David purchased site
Entrance into 1AC
ends
Satan's seed appears
3 day plague starts 3 day plague ends
4 year gap in choosing sons of 1AC
First post flood guy enters the SFC
1,100,000 of Israel start Stops 200 short.
X____________________________X_________________X____________________X
470,000 days
3 days of temple times 1,100,000 days less 200
FDS4
ends
Entrance into the greater Ark of Noah ends
1AC entrance restarts All
in the ark are raptured, all not in the ark die
2012Nisan14
2012Heshvan4
X______________________X
200 days
Once David had built an altar on the threshing floor, and offered a sacrifice, then God sent fire down from the heavens to consume it.
26 Then David built there an altar to Jehovah and offered up burnt
sacrifices and communion sacrifices, and he proceeded to call upon Jehovah, who now answered him with
fire from the heavens upon the altar of burnt offering.
27 Moreover, Jehovah said the word to the angel, who accordingly
returned his sword to its sheath (1 Chronicles 21).
The only other accounts where fire comes from the heavens to consume a sacrifice are the account of the contest between Elijah and the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18 and the account of the inauguration of the temple whose foundation David purchased from Ornan, Solomon's temple...
1 Now as soon as Solomon finished praying, the fire itself came down from the heavens and proceeded to consume the burnt offering and the sacrifices, and Jehovah's glory itself filled the house (2 Chronicles 7).
3 And all the sons of Israel were spectators when
the fire came down and the glory of Jehovah was upon the house, and they
immediately bowed low with their faces to the earth upon the pavement and
prostrated themselves and thanked Jehovah, "for he is good, for his loving-kindness is to time
indefinite (2 Chronicles 7).
1.1 million days are 3055.55 years. If we take a year for a day we get 3055.55 days, which take us from 2002Elul16, when the Laodicean thief was baptised in to the LWs until 2010Adar11, when the mark of the beast becomes law and the seed battle heats up!! That must be just a coincidence. The number is to be interpreted a man for a day surely.
800,000 days of Israel of 2Samuel24 a year for a day is 2222.22 days, which
is 6 years and 62 days.
500,000 days of Israel of 2Samuel24 a year for a day is 1388 days, which is 4
years less 52 days.
These might run from 2002Tishri26 to 2006Elul4?, the life of Laodicea with a water baptism (the LW baptism being stolen on 2002Elul16 by Roger Knight?) and then from 2006Elul4 to 2012Heshvan6? The 1600 furlongs of Revelation of bridle high blood from the winepress of anger outside the city run from 2008Nisan17 to 2012Elul27.
| 1 Chronicles 21 | 2 Samuel 24 |
| 1.1 million men of Israel drawing sword | 800,000 valiant men of Israel drawing sword |
| 470,000 men of Judah drawing sword | 500,000 men of Judah |
| 3 years of famine | 7 years of famine |
310,000 men of Israel drawing sword were not valiant.
30,000 men of Judah were not drawing sword.
There was a 3 year famine before the census hinted at by the first words of 2
Samuel 24:
1
And again the anger of Jehovah came to be hot against Israel,
when one incited David against them, saying: Go, take a count of Israel and
Judah (2 Samuel 24).
This previous occasion when God became angry with Israel was?
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They start 1.1 million days earlier which is 1049Shebat26 BC. But this is 50 days before 1048Nisan16 when the 3 day plague ended and David purchased the threshing floor of Ornan. This was 22.5 years before Solomon’s temple was inaugurated because all temples are commissioned 22.5 years before they are inaugurated. And Solomon’s was inaugurated in 1026Tishri, see above. So Solomon was commissioned and the foundation was purchased on 1048Nisan16. 50 days is a reasonable period for Joab to return to Jerusalem, David to start feeling bad, and eventually pray to God for forgiveness, then Gad to come and tell him about his penalty choices, then the 3 day plague to occur. But we can actually confirm this 50 day period using the Numerical Principle again in the parallel account of this registration, plague and temple site purchase in 2 Samuel 24:
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But Araunah said to David: Let my lord the king take it and
offer up what is good in his eyes. See the cattle for the burnt offering and the
threshing sledge and the implements of the cattle for the wood.
23
Everything Araunah, Oh king, does give to the king. And
Araunah went on to say to the king: May Jehovah your God show pleasure in you.
24
However, the king said to Araunah (Ornan): No, but
without fail I shall buy it from you for a price; and I shall not offer
up to Jehovah my God burnt sacrifices without cost. Accordingly David bought the
threshing floor and the cattle for 50 silver shekels (2 Samuel 24).
Whereas in the 1 Chronicles 21 account we read:
24
However, King David said to Ornan: No, but without fail I
shall make the purchase for the money in full, because I shall not carry
what is yours to Jehovah to offer up burnt sacrifices without cost.
25
So David gave Ornan for the place gold shekels to the
weight of 600 (1 Chronicles 21).
These two accounts look contradictory at first sight. But they aren’t. The 600 gold shekels represents the price for the real estate, ‘the place’. The 50 silver shekels represents the price for the threshing floor equipment (all wood) and the cattle, all of which was used for the first sacrifice of cattle burnt over wood, by David which halted the plague:
26
Then David built there an altar to Jehovah and offered up
burnt sacrifices and communion sacrifices, and he proceeded to call upon
Jehovah, who now answered him with fire from the heavens upon the altar of burnt
offering.
27
Moreover, Jehovah said the word to the angel, who accordingly
returned his sword to its sheath (1 Chronicles 21).
If you go into a florist's shop and say: How much for the whole shop? They will take it that you wish to purchase all of their stock, not the shop. This is the distinction being made between the 50 shekels of silver and the 600 shekels of gold.
Now 50 shekels of silver was the cost of pacifying the true God by this sacrifice. But the period during which God was upset, started the moment that Joab handed the result of the registration to David (this being when he had actually completed the registration - he could have stopped it before then) and ended with the fire from the heavens. Now we apply the Numerical Principle to the 50 shekels, and take them as a day for a shekel, i.e. God was upset for 50 days. So our date for Joab’s finishing of the registration, 1049Shebat26, 50 days before 1048Nisan16, which we calculated by subtracting 1,100,000 days from 2008Elul16, the last day of Armageddon, is confirmed as being correct.
That's what we call symbolism! The 470,000 men of Judah, are 470,000 days or 1305 years 200 days. They count backwards to 2354Ab6 BC when the first separation between good and bad 16 years after the flood occurred, incited of course by Satan, as was the registration. The bible describes how Ham looked upon his father Noah’s nakedness and told his brothers. Whereas Shem and Japheth covered their father’s nakedness by walking in backwards with a mantle into the tent where the naked intoxicated Noah lay without looking. Ham did not honour his father. The other two sons did (Genesis 9). The final separation is 470,000 plus 1,100,000 days later. So in the symbolic meaning, the greater registration is of the time period of God’s people after the flood, from when the first distinction between the true and the false seed is made in Noah’s tent, and the fight begins and the swords are unsheathed until the last distinction at Armageddon in the greater Noah’s ark when the fight ends and the sword of the passover angel is sheathed.
So here it is, the only history book with no dates. There is of course no such thing, so the dates must be coded. Many can be decoded using the Numerical Principle. Here is a pictorial summary of the above:
1048Nisan14
1048Nisan16
3 day Plague
starts David purchases site
50 silver shekels end
3 day plague ends
2354Ab6
1049Shebat26 2008Elul16
Ham dishonours Noah Joab completes Census Last day of Armageddon
Satan's seed appears 470,000 of Judah
end
Satan's seed disappears
Swords are drawn
1,100,000 of Israel
start
Swords sheathed
X___________________X____________________________X
470,000
days
1,100,000 days
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The 7 temples of Abraham's seed
The 3 penalties directed at David and his sons were:
12 Whether for three years there is to be a famine; or for three months there is to be a sweeping away from before your adversaries and for the sword of your enemies to overtake [you], or for three days there is to be the sword of Jehovah, even pestilence, in the land, with Jehovah's angel bringing ruin in all the territory of Israel.' And now see what I should reply to the One sending me (1 Chronicles 21).
The fulfillments were:
(i) 3 days of plague at the end of the tabernacle
(ii) 3 months of running away from enemies at the end of Solomon’s temple 586Tammuz9 when the men of war fled from Jerusalem to 586Tishri when they fled to Egypt after Gedaliah was killed (2 Kings 25:4,26).
(iii) 3 years of famine by virtue of Jesus’ ministry starting 30Nisan when he first threw the money lenders out of the temple until 33Nisan when he was murdered.
20
Meantime, Ornan turned back and saw the angel; and his 4 sons with him
were hiding themselves. Now Ornan had been threshing wheat (1 Chronicles 21).
In those days, sons did the same thing for a living as their fathers. These 4 sons do the same thing in some sense that Ornan did but in angelic terms. They
build spiritual temples, which are true religions. This account says there are 4
true Christian religions, by numeric symbolism. You, the reader, have not seen
this before because these sons were hidden. The first son of Ornan, who was
hidden was Jesus, the rock mass not of David, and not owned by Ornan the Jebusite, but
of Michael, the greater David, and owned by God, the greater Ornan in this
symbolism.
Jesus said to Peter:
18 Also, I say to you, You are Peter (Petros) and on this rock-mass (petra) I will build my congregation, and the gates of Hades will not overpower it (Matthew 16).
PetroV: Petros is masculine and capitalised, petra: petra is feminine and not capitalised in the Greek text. ‘Petros’ means a stone which can be thrown and ‘Petra’ means a rock in the sense of a cliff or a rock mass, something not throwable. The rock mass, the foundation cornerstone of all true Christian religions, temples is the Christ.
But Israel, although
pursuing a law of righteousness, did not attain to the law.
For what reason?
Because he pursued it, not by faith, but as by works. They stumbled on the
‘stone of stumbling’, as it is written:
Look! I am laying in Zion a stone of stumbling and a rock-mass of offense,
but he that rests his faith on it will not come to disappointment (Romans
9:31-33).
Peter is a moveable rock, a stone, placed upon Jesus. He is a genuine stone with which Jesus will start to build his congregation which will not be overpowered by the gates of Hades. Because the stones are ‘living stones’ as Peter himself explains:
Coming to him as to
a living stone, rejected, it is true, by men, but chosen, precious, with God, you yourselves also as living stones are being built up a spiritual
house
for the purpose of a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices
acceptable to God through Jesus Christ.
For it is contained
in Scripture: Look! I am laying in Zion a stone, chosen, a foundation
cornerstone, precious; and no one exercising faith in it will by any means come
to disappointment.
It is to you,
therefore, that he is precious, because you are believers; but to those not
believing, ‘the identical stone that the builders rejected has become [the]
head of [the] corner’, and ‘a stone of stumbling and a rock-mass of
offense’. These are stumbling because they are disobedient to the word. To
this very end they were also appointed (1 Peter 2:4-8).
Paul, as usual, sums up the situation:
And you have been
built up upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, while Christ
Jesus himself is the foundation cornerstone.
In union with him
the whole building, being harmoniously joined together, is growing into a
holy temple for Jehovah.
In union with him you, too, are being built up together into a place for God to inhabit by spirit
(Ephesians
2:20-22).
So this is truly God’s house, the temple of living stones, the foundation cornerstone of which is the Christ. But if it has a one cornerstone then it has 3 others and it has 4 walls. As all the physical temples had. So now we can at last understand what Jesus meant when he said:
In the house of my Father there are many abodes. Otherwise, I would have told you, because I am going my way to prepare a place for you (John 14:2)
These many abodes are many true Christian religions based on the same foundation cornerstone laid on 33Nisan14. Are there any abodes in God's house which are false religions? Nope, fine, so, this statement means that there is more than one true Christian religion. These abodes are successive in time, being the spiritual temples of FDS1, FDS2, FDS3, FDS4, which are also in another symbolism the 4 walls of Christian law:
For
he is our peace, he who made the two parties one and destroyed the wall in
between that fenced them off.
By
means of his flesh he abolished the enmity, the Law of commandments
consisting in decrees, that he might create the two peoples in union with
himself into one new man and make peace (Ephesians 2:14,15).
The law of Moses was the wall between Jew and Greek. The law of the Christ interpreted and applied by the living stones of the 4 true religions becomes the 4 walls of these 4 Christian religions.
On 33Nisan16, the third day, the temple on earth became all of Jesus’ disciples who had been baptised into the new covenant.
19
In answer Jesus said to them: Break down this temple, and in
3 days I will raise it up.
20
Therefore the Jews said: This temple was built in 46 years,
and will you raise it up in three days?
21
But he was talking about the temple of his body.
22
When, though, he was raised up from the dead, his disciples
called to mind that he used to say this; and they believed the Scripture and the
saying that Jesus said (John 2).
19 What! Do you (plural) not know that the body of you (plural) people is [the] temple of the holy spirit within you (plural), which you (plural) have from God? (1 Corinthians 6).
So the whole collection of them is the temple. And this body is Jesus’ body:
18 And he is the head of the body, the congregation. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that he might become the one who is first in all things (Colossians 1).
5 You yourselves also as living stones are being built up a spiritual house for the purpose of a holy priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ (1 Peter 2).
So the temple is Jesus’ body which is his fiancee, which is the congregation of those baptised into the new covenant. So if Jesus is not present, then his body is not present so the temple is absent and there are no new covenant saints. But we know that Jesus is absent for a time, because if he wasn’t then there would not need to be a sign for his presence as given in Matthew 24, since this presence would be a foregone conclusion.
So in summary the 7 (wouldn't ya know it?) temples of Abraham's seed are:
| Temple | Reference in the registration sin account |
| Tabernacle | 3 days of plague at the end of its life: 1048Nisan14 to 1048Nisan16 |
| Solomon's temple | 3 months of running away from the sword of enemies at the end of its life: 586Ab to 586Tishri |
| Zerubbabel's temple | 3 years of famine at the end of its life: 30Nisan to 33Nisan |
| First hidden son of Ornan | Jesus, rock mass of all and cornerstone of FDS1 (sub temple) |
| Second hidden son of Ornan | Paul, cornerstone of FDS2 (sub temple) |
| Third hidden son of Ornan | Russell, cornerstone of FDS3 (sub temple) |
| Fourth hidden son of Ornan | Ritchie, cornerstone of FDS4 (sub temple) |
10 Did you never read this scripture,
the stone that the builders rejected, this has become the chief cornerstone ?
(Mark 12).
So if Jesus is the chief cornerstone, then there are 3 other cornerstones. These
are Paul, Russell and Ritchie. Since Jesus is a chief of cornerstones, there
must be other cornerstones subordinate to him. Now the rejection of a
cornerstone results in a new true religion, so there a 3 other new true
religions.
Apparent Discrepancies:
| 1 Chronicles 21 | 2 Samuel 24 |
| 1.1 million men of Israel drawing sword | 800,000 valiant men of Israel drawing sword |
| 470,000 men of Judah drawing sword | 500,000 men of Judah |
| 3 years of famine | 7 years of famine |
310,000 men of Israel drawing sword were not valiant.
30,000 men of Judah were not drawing sword.
There was a 3 year famine before the census hinted at by the first words of 2
Samuel 24:
1
And again the anger of Jehovah came to be hot against Israel,
when one incited David against them, saying: Go, take a count of Israel and
Judah (2 Samuel 24).
This previous occasion when God became angry with Israel was:
1
Now there came to be a famine in the days of David for 3 years, year after year; and David proceeded to consult the face of
Jehovah. Then Jehovah said: Upon Saul and upon his house there is bloodguilt, because he put the Gibeonites to
death (2 Samuel 21).
So we are referred to a previous 3 year famine. If (and we ourselves do not
know) this famine started 4 years before the registration sin, then, if the
penalty that David chose had been the 3 year famine of 1 Chronicles 21, this
would in fact have been also the 7 year famine of 2 Samuel 24, by virtue of the preceding
3 year famine with the one year of harvest in the middle which was
hardly likely to have ended a 3 year famine.