Issue 9: Burning History & the Ashing of Science

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Significant signs in relation to Jewish holidays
have occurred with pronounced historical events.
A pattern of four blood moons over Jewish holidays
passed with life changing events in history.
A blood moon is created by a partial lunar eclipse.
When the Earth’s shadow covers the moon partially,
the earth’s atmosphere bends light around
its edge scattering out shorter-wavelength light
(green through violet), leaving longer-wavelength
light (red, orange, and yellow) in the
Earth’s shadow. The colour is a shade of red giving
the term blood moon.
Comparing NASA data with blood moons on
Jewish holidays, a tetrad (four) of blood moons
have occurred seven times since 1 CE. Four occurrences
are connected with significant days in
Jewish history. They are: 1492, 1948, 1967 and
2014.
In 1492, Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella’s
Edict of Expulsion gave the Jews 14 days to
convert to Catholicism or leave Spain. Those that
did not leave or convert were killed and all their
property was seized by the church. Those that
did flee gave Christopher Columbus, an Italian
Jew, money to find them a new home: America.
1st Blood Moon: Passover Apr. 2, 1493
2nd Blood Moon: Sukkoth, Sep. 25, 1493
3rd Blood Mood: Passover Mar. 22, 1494
4th Blood Moon: Sukkoth Sep. 15, 1494
After the horror of Germany’s holocaust in 1948,
the War of Independence established the State
of Israel as declared by David Ben-Gurion. Eleven
minutes later, it was recognized by US President
Harry S. Truman. Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon,
and Iraq invaded shortly after, claiming over
6,000 Israeli lives. On May, 11, 1949, Israel took its
seat as the 59th member of the United Nations.
1st Blood Moon: Passover Apr. 13, 1949
2nd Blood Moon: Sukkoth Oct. 7, 1949
3rd Blood Mood: Passover Apr. 2, 1950
4th Blood Moon: Sukkoth Sep. 26, 1950
In 1967, The Six Day War started when six Arab
armies attacked Israel on Yom Kappur. Israel had
miracle victory after victory, ultimately bringing
the unification of Jerusalem and uniting with Israel.
1st Blood Moon: Passover Apr. 24, 1967
2nd Blood Moon: Sukkoth Oct. 18, 1967
3rd Blood Mood: Passover Apr. 13, 1968
4th Blood Moon: Sukkoth Oct. 6, 1968
According to the Jews, an eclipse of the moon
is a bad omen for the Jewish people, but a solar
eclipse is a bad omen for the Gentile nations.
This tetrad pattern starts in tears and ends in victory
for the Jews. The other four dates with the
tetrad pattern of lunar eclipses over Jewish holidays
are 162/163, coinciding with the Roman
Empire’s worst persecution of Jews and Christians
when Antonine Plague killed eight million people
within 3 years; 795/796, King Charlemagne
of the Holy Roman Empire established a demilitarized
zone between France and Spain, ending
the Arab invasions into Western Europe; 842/843
CE, the Vatican was attacked and looted by an
Islamic invasion from Africa shortly after this tetrad;
and 860/861, the Byzantine Empire defeated
Arab armies at the Battle of Lalakaon in Turkey
and permanently stopped the Islamic invasion of
Eastern Europe.
The pattern for 2014 is:
1st Blood Moon: Passover Apr. 15, 2014
2nd Blood Moon: Sukkot Oct. 8, 2014
Eclipse Sun: Nisan 1 on Mar. 20, 2015
3rd Blood Mood: Passover Apr. 4, 2015
4th Blood Moon: Sukkot Sep. 28, 2015
Pastor John Hagee and Pastor Mark Blitz believe
these are signs that signify a warning to the
whole world something devastating will happen.
The Jewish Talmud says: “When the moon is in
eclipse, it is a bad omen for Israel. If its face is as
red as blood, the sword is coming to the world.”
A Lunar Eclipse is bad omen for the Jewish people
and Israel; a Blood Moon is a sword coming;
and a Solar Eclipse is a bad omen for the world.
The pattern is not coincidence. While the UN sits
in silence over Jerusalem and the Jews, does the
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