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Jean Stepnoski (5 Nov 2011)
"Does the Hillel Calendar Apply for This Month of Cheshvan?"


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Dear Doves,

If the Blessed Hope will be on a literal third day, what does that mean? Might it be the third day of the Scriptural Week beginning for Israel on Cheshvan 10 going to 11 or Cheshvan 17 going to 18 according to the Hillel Calendar this year? Is the Hillel Calendar the one which applies? Also, which calendar begins the 70th Week of Daniel?

The anniversary date of Cheshvan 10 should be significant this year on either 11-4 to 5 or 11-6 to 7.
The earlier date would correspond to the outdated 360 day calendar in use in the times of Noah, relating to the conjunction time of the dark of the moon. This would alter the Hillel Calendar by 2 days. If 11-4 to 5 passes without incident, will this be a big clue to look to 11-6 to 7 as the Cheshvan 10 anniversary date to consider? If The Day of The Blessed Hope will be linked to a date or 2 dates of significance for The House of Israel members left behind, why not on 1 or 2 days important on the Hillel Calendar for Cheshvan?

There are 3 dates of greatest significance in the week ahead, Cheshvan 10, 11, and 17. I have been alerting Doves and cautioning to seriously consider Cheshvan 10 as well as 17. I have learned that Cheshvan 11 is also very important. What was a big reason for the delay of 7 days before the rains began to fall in the days of Noah late on Cheshvan 17? It was the death of Methuselah on Cheshvan 11 and the 7 days of mourning for him. Might the bride/body of Messiah/Christ depart before the anniversary period of the days of mourning for Methuselah from Cheshvan 11 to 17?

Also Cheshvan 11 is the date to elevate Rachel, the Beloved Great Matriarch, the second wife of Jacob (Israel) after her sister Leah. Rachel died giving birth to Benjamin, the youngest of the 12 sons of Jacob. Rachel's children were Joseph and Benjamin. Cheshvan 11 is the anniversary date of the birth and the death of Benjamin. The date of Cheshvan 11 is Yarzheit Rochel Imene, To Elevate Rachel Our Matriarch.

It is the Jewish Mother's Day! Her tomb is a pilgrimage shrine, the 3rd most important in Judaism. Rachel is the powerful symbol of The Return of All The House of Israel, All the Children, to the Covenant Land. She represents Aliyah, The Return.

Might there be The Separation and Departure of The Blessed Hope on the symbolic day of Rachel and The Blessed Hope of The Return?

Rachel was the most lovely of all the women written about in The Torah. More significantly, she was kind and beloved. She let her sister marry Jacob, the man Rachel loved, before she did so that her less lovely sister Leah could have the joy of children and avoid the stigma of being barren! THIS WAS LOVE!

Rachel postponed her personal happiness and children with Jacob for compassion and love for her sister! Then Rachel experienced being barren herself before Joseph was born and she died young at the age of 36.

BELOVED RACHEL, THE MOTHER OF MOTHERS TO REMEMBER! She personifies THE BLESSED HOPE of RETURN and RESTORATION and MATERNAL LOVE AND SACRIFICES!

Might Cheshvan 10 to 11 from 11- 6 to 8, on the Hillel Calendar, be significant for all the symbolic anniversary dates? We shall see. Keep WATCHING, dear Doves!

With Love and Shalom,
Jean





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Just wondering how and where was this age of Rachel being recorded or found?

Hi Mike,

Contact:Jean Stepnowski

Or Ask her via fivedoves?

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Jean Stepnoski (7 Nov 2011)
"Jeremiah 31: The Mourning of Rachel and The Return"


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Dear Doves,

Rachel died in Bethlehem, meaning the House of Bread. They were on their way to Hebron when she died in childbirth and she was buried by the side of the road, rather than at the cave of Machpelah with Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, and Rebecca. Many people have made pilgrimage to her tomb, a shrine, ever since and have prayed on behalf of her children. This means more than Joseph and Benjamin, additionally many generations of children thereafter. Generations of her descendants were later exiled to Babylon and passed by her tomb.

Jeremiah 31:15 has been applied to the event of the slaughter of the innocents at Bethlehem. Wisely, Joseph heeded his dream to take himself, wife, and son immediately to Egypt. So the dear child avoided the carnage, Our Redeemer Lived. Jeremiah 31 is much about rejoicing in The Return at the end of days. Yet in Jeremiah 15 is interjected the wailing and bitter weeping in a period of mourning. This goes beyond mourning for those exiled to Babylon. The following is a translation from Hebrew in the Holman Christian Standard Bible. It is like most translations as to why Rachel weeps loudly, mourns, and refuses to be comforted "because they are no more." It is curious how many use PRESENT TENSE rather than past tense. Here are more examples. American Standard Version states "because they are not." English Standard states "because they are no more." New International Version states "because they are no more." New Living Translation states "for her children are gone." Wycliffe states "for they be not." Young's Literal Translation states "they are not." King James uses past tense "they were not." The Message states "her children are gone, gone--long gone into exile." Most do not refer to death, but a present tense sense that they are absent or gone without ending and closure. When are children absent and gone permanently? It is when they die, are into exile, or resurrected! Jeremiah 31 is much about rejoicing in The Return at the end of days. Yet in Jeremiah 31:15 is interjected the wailing and bitter weeping in a period of mourning for the loss of children. "A voice was heard in Ramah, wailing, bitter weeping, Rachel weeping for her children, refusing to be comforted for her children, because they are no more." This event is an interlude, a period of mourning, in the "end of days" which can imply the 70th Week of Daniel. Might Jeremiah 31:15 be a subtle reference to The Blessed Hope aftermath for the remaining "earth dwellers" in the day to remember and to elevate Rachel on Cheshvan 11? In Scriptural History, Cheshvan 11 began a week of mourning upon the death of Methuselah and a week of mourning upon the death of Rachel. There is a double emphasis in The Scriptures on a week of mourning from Cheshvan 11-17. Might the Jewish mothers and other mothers be mourning from Cheshvan 11 to 17 this year after events on Cheshvan 10 and/or 11? If hundreds of millions of living young children, Jewish children and others, disappear and "are no more" on The Day of The Blessed Hope, would that be the catalyst for a period of bitter weeping, mourning and refusing to be comforted by millions of mothers? Symbolically, it would not be only Rachel, rather Millions of Rachels in intense mourning and suffering. The children would "be no more" and "they are not" and "her children are gone" and "they be not" after their transformations and departures in The Blessed Hope!

Cheshvan 11, is both Methuselah Day and Rachel Day, associated with a period of 7 days of mourning after their deaths, when they were no more.

Will Cheshvan 11, 11-7 to 8, be momentous this year? We shall see. Come quickly, Lord...

With Love and Shalom,
Jean



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Zechariah 12:3,9:
And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people; And it shall come to pass in that day, that I will seek to destroy all the nations that come against Jerusalem.


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