September 23 2017

In September of 2017, there will be a constellation in the stars showing a woman clothed with the sun, with a moon at her feet and a garland of 12 stars around her head. According to astronomers, this configuration has never taken place in the past, nor will it ever again. Some eschatologists suggest that this foreshadows "The Tribulation" Jesus spoke of that will take place during the last seven years of this age, drawing on a prophecy given by Daniel in chapter 9 to which Jesus pointed.

The reason for this conclusion is based on previous mentions in the Bible of the woman clothed in the sun with the moon at her feet and with a garland of 12 stars around her head. One example is in Genesis 37:9-10 where we see Isaac correctly understanding his son's dream that the sun, moon, and 12 stars would bow down to him, clearly referring to the 12 sons of Isaac, the forefathers of the Jewish people.

Is it possible that the great and unprecedented sign in the heavens next September will signal that the last seven years prophesied over the Jewish people and the city of Jerusalem will begin?

The woman portrayed in this picture is pregnant, soon to give birth. And the journey within this constellation seems to show exactly that. At the end of this article I will post the picture of this upcoming constellation, along with a link to more on the subject.

If there is a great birth about to take place, if indeed the closing chapter in the story of Israel is about to begin, it might be interesting to keep in mind the progress of a pregnancy from beginning to end. The details in this article are taken from a video study put out by Fellowship Of The Martyrs, based on study done by the late Zola Levitt and the late J R Church.

We're looking at a "due date" of December 2, 2017, along with circumcision on the 8th day which interestingly corresponds to Hanukkah.

With December 2 as an end date, we must count back 266 days which is the length of a human pregnancy. We can also extend that 14 more days back, because doctors estimate the time of birth based on the date of the woman's last period. So counting back 266 days, we arrive at December 31, 2017. Notable, however, is the fact that we must count back another 14 days to get the doctor's estimated due date. Isn't it interesting that from that beginning, we must go ahead exactly 14 days. Jesus, our Passover, was crucified on the 14th day of the first month, the month of Nisan on the Hebrew calendar.

Fertilization had to take place within 24 hours, or the egg would just pass away. In this same time period we find the Feast of Unleavened Bread, when the seed fell into the ground, the seed that would later bring in a great harvest. On our 2017 calendar, we're looking at January 1, 2017. The beginning of the year. How amazing is that!

Within approximately 5 days, the fertilized egg will attach itself to the uterine wall, establishing the pregnancy. That fifth day after Passover is the Feast of Firstfruits,

"But each one in his own order: Christ the firstfruits,
afterward those who are Christ's at His coming."
1 Corinthians 15:23

The embryo takes on the form of a human being around the 50th day. Is this an important day on the Hebrew calendar? It's the Feast of Pentecost, the birth of the church, the church in its infancy, but fully formed.

The next observable progression in the growth of the infant takes place at the beginning of the seventh month when the ears are fully formed and the infant can hear for the first time. If we take a look at the first of the seventh month, lo and behold, it's Rosh Hashanah, the Feast of Trumpets. And amazingly, this is the beginning of the agricultural new year on the Jewish calendar. Correspondingly, the infant has reached the point of viability, meaning that from here on, he or she can survive on his own. And this is when the constellation appears in the heavens announcing the impending birth of the newborn. And in application, this could very well be the time, at this feast of Trumpets, when the last period, the last "week" of Daniel begins.

Ten days later is Yom Kippur, the day on which the blood is taken into the Holy of Holies. And it is on this tenth day that the hemoglobin changes from originating in the mother, but now established in the child itself.

Five days later is the first day of the Feast of Tabernacles, when the Shekinah glory of God fills the Temple. "Pneuma" is the Greek for breath, a term applied to the Spirit of God. This is the date on which the infant's lungs are fully developed.

On the 10th day of the ninth month, or at 8-1/2 months of pregnancy, the child will emerge. In our analogy, this will be the 2nd of December, 2017. If we proceed another 8 days, the circumcision of the child will take place ...on Hanukkah!!!

We can only watch and see how closely this story will parallel the progression of birth from pre-conception during the last week of December, 2016. It will be fascinating to follow!

Here is "The Great Sign" appearing in September 2017:




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The 2017 Watch