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Post by bondservant on Sept 10, 2019 11:48:55 GMT -6
Palindrome Week taking place during the Israel Election 91719 Attachments:
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Post by MTGuest on Oct 4, 2019 12:36:59 GMT -6
So, does that mean the next palindrome week will be 12/1/21 to 12/9/21, or do you need a "0" in front of the day digits? Maybe then only 12/11/21 and 12/22/21 for a two day event?
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Post by MTGuest on Oct 20, 2019 6:19:01 GMT -6
@ barbiosheepgirl: I wonder if there are any palindromes involved here below. Recently, I became interested in the “other” two OT references to 666 in the Bible (two for each: 1 Kings 10:14 and 2 Chronicles 9:13 and Ezra 2:13 and Nehemiah 7:18) – Solomons annual gold levy (666 talents of gold) and Adonikam’s “children” (his “retainers” numbering 666/667 (one extra in Neh??). I believe that there must be a relationship between these 666 numbers and the infamous 666 found in the NT (Revelation 13:18). Here are the relationships that I see so far. There is obvious juxtaposition of “three temples with three 666 references” that cannot just be coincidence (in my mind). Here are some relationships that seem to be involved: 1) All “directly or indirectly” involve the “builder or building” of all three Jewish temples (Solomon built the 1st temple, Adonikam’s children the 2nd temple, and someone??? Who will “facilitate” the 3rd temple construction). 2) Solomon’s gold levy (666) makes him extremely rich in his kingdom and he is therefore able to build it. 3) Solomon enlists the help of one “Adoniram” for the building of the 1st temple. This “Adoniram” is somehow related to the King of Tyre detailed in the Bible and will remain in charge over Solomon’s gold levy and the workforce involved. 4) This same “Adoniram” is somehow important in the mythos of Freemasonry as “Hiram Abiff” (here my understanding and interest fades). 5) Adonikam’s children (666 Ezra) are among the groups numbered as returning to Jerusalem from Babylon and so build the 2nd temple (however, 667 are numbered in Nehemiah – meaningful??). I only must note here the strange similarity between the names Adoniram/Adonikam. I feel certain that if “Hebraic study and thinking” were involved, they would be all over this fact. I snicker here - I see (A don) in both names. I really can’t get into “gematria” and all that involves, but the Hebrew spelling similarities are striking to me. I somehow feel that this linking of Adoniram/Adonikam is also not just coincidence. 6) I also feel that each of the Hebrew meanings for both of these names are somehow important and (maybe?) somehow related to “before and after” the abomination event. Here are two helpful external links. www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Adonikam.html : www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Adoniram.html |
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Post by MTGuest on Oct 20, 2019 11:17:56 GMT -6
...So, with that 666 study info. being presented, my main questions (mostly conjectural) have become: 1) There is not only the slight difference between the names Adonakam/Adoniram, but there are also slight differences in each double rendition of Solomon's annual gold levy (666) and the double rendition of the Children of Adonikam (666 vs. 667). Are any of these seemingly small differences actually important or meaningful??? 2) Is it possible that the returning 666/667 "children of Adonikam" actually be "the descendants of Adoniram"  I realize this is purely speculative reasoning, but it is certainly not uncommon for a "small name change" to occur somewhere in the course of 500 years of history. 3) Is it really such a "far fetch" to think that these might be real clues as to the actual identity of the AC??? (and so, it is NOT "Harry" = 666 using some form of gematria cypher or some "other name theory" scraped together out of obscurity). It also would seem to provide reasonable "causation" for "him" to be associated with any upcoming 3rd temple in the first place. |
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Post by barbiosheepgirl on Oct 20, 2019 18:17:59 GMT -6
Hi MTguest.
I will have to take your verses in the first post as a reading assignment. I have not actually recalling much by memory any of these scripture references sticking out for me even with the 666/667 reference. Those numbers typically ring a bell for me when reading scripture, so I must say, I have to look at your scripture references.
when you say "other" 666 references, are you saying the main one is the Revelation account?
I get kinda what you are saying here. especially that it may have nothing to do with gematria counting of a single person's name or such, but more along the line of something pre-shown in the OT..like you just are referencing for scripture locations.
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Post by MTGuest on Oct 21, 2019 5:49:54 GMT -6
Hey there, thanks for the reply.
Yes, I think the Revelation 666 account is pretty much fixed in everyone's mind as the primary 666 reference. The other 666 references are much more obscure, but they do have "things" in common nevertheless.
Like I pointed out in the first post, Hebraic thought/research is centered around cycles of repeating history/example. I believe (any Hebraic scholars) would therefore be studying these two OT 666 accounts/references for the "actual/appropriate meaning. They would be VERY focused on them.
It keeps sticking in my mind that using this "Hebraic study of pattern" would be referring back to "adoniram/adonikam" somehow. I clearly think there is a link here to the "builder/building" of the temples and the involvement/identity of the "666 man" in each of them. No, I do NOT think that the actual future "666 name" is Adoniram or Adonikam, but if you look at the Hebrew meaning for these names - the meanings are very interesting and suggestive. The two links (with pull-down sections) are very interesting - they also provide the Hebrew spelling for each name - Have a good study.
Thanks for looking into this in your Bible study. Let me know what you may see in this.
MTG
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I realize this is purely speculative reasoning, but it is certainly not uncommon for a "small name change" to occur somewhere in the course of 500 years of history.
